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Sunshine Heroes Foundation, in collaboration with Nature's Sunshine Products employees and local volunteers, provided over 2,000 gifts to 95 families in need this Christmas. Clothing, household items, and other essential gifts were delivered to brighten the holiday season for families in the community.

Sunshine Heroes, in partnership with Lift A Life Foundation, has opened a Sunshine Center in Bayaguana, Dominican Republic, providing critical vocational and health training to local families. This new facility will serve as an educational hub with four classrooms and a nearby medical clinic, impacting up to 36,000 people annually.

Sunshine Heroes Foundation with his wife in 2007. He played collegiate basketball for two schools: Utah Valley State College and Brigham Young University, where he earned the Defensive Player of the Year, All- District and All-Conference Honors in basketball while at BYU.

Utah Valley University’s basketball teams have been sharing its gym for years.Cathy Nixon, who is heading into her 22nd season as UVU women’s basketball head coach, remembers sharing the gym with lions, tigers, bears, the circus, motocross and a large variety of shows and businesses. She even recalls having up to five different UVU sports teams sharing the P.E. gym at once because her team had been displaced for an event being held in the UCCU Center.

Sunshine Heroes Foundation, alongside Nature's Sunshine Products employees and local volunteers, brought joy to over 85 families this Christmas by providing more than 1,800 gifts. Essential clothing, household items, and other necessities were delivered to ensure a brighter holiday season for families in need.

Sunshine Heroes, in partnership with Give & Surf, has expanded the Sunshine Children's Center in Bastimentos, Panama, offering educational, health, and safety programs to over 3,000 people annually. The center includes a classroom, library, computer lab, health clinic, playground, and a skate park, serving as the first community center and public computer lab on the island.