When families leave the Ronald McDonald House, they’re often heading home to an empty fridge. That’s why the charity’s new House to Home program provides homeward-bound families with everything they need to settle in, including oven-ready frozen casseroles.
Giving Back
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Tuesday, April 5 was Arizona Gives Day, dedicated to online giving for nonprofits across the state, such as the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona (CFBSA).
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Since 1953, Gospel Rescue Mission (GRM) has been providing shelter, food, clothing and valuable resources for homeless individuals.
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As part of its Spread the Word spirit week, Special Olympics Arizona will celebrate Inclusion Day March 2 to champion inclusivity awareness.
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Across the country, approximately 50 million people are uncertain of when, or how, they will acquire their next meal.
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In 1981, a small group of doctors, parents and community leaders came together to launch Tucson’s Ronald McDonald House. From humble beginnings, the charity has steadily grown to make a huge impact.
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Amid a tumultuous life, Mary became pregnant and couldn’t decide between her choices. She met with Christian Family Care, a non-profit serving Arizona children that believes every child needs a loving, nurturing family.
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The 7th Annual Old Pueblo Holiday Radio Show returns to Tucson’s Rialto Theatre Sunday, Dec. 19.
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Paralleling the Covid pandemic is a similarly disturbing rise in domestic abuse worldwide.
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Founded by 16-year-old Wade Crum, Pass It On is an Arizona nonprofit that collects new and gently used sports equipment and clothing for youth in need.