While National Adoption Weekend has come and gone, there’s still time to help a pet in need find a forever home.
Giving Back
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The Gospel Rescue Mission of Tucson invites neighbors from far and wide to the Center of Opportunity for a free Thanksgiving meal.
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For the one in nine people facing hunger in Arizona, supplemental nutrition could be a click away with this food-finder tool.
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The Walk for Apraxia is the signature fundraising event for Apraxia Kids of Arizona. It brings together those touched by apraxia, uniting families and professionals in a community of support.
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Tucson nonprofit hosts community conversation during Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse will facilitate “For the Love of Black Children” – a community conversation.
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When choosing the charity for your donation, make sure that the organization has a clear disaster appeal and specific relief activities.
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Arizona has the 14th highest rate of childhood hunger in the United States, with one in four kids (and one in five adults) at risk for hunger each day.
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In Arizona, the Law Enforcement Torch Run enables personnel from across the state to raise in excess of $1 million each year – all of which goes toward creating increased opportunities for Special Olympics Arizona athletes.
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Each month, more than 800 people visit the Ronald McDonald Family Room (RMFR) at Diamond Children’s Medical Center in Tucson seeking solace from stressful hospital routines.
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Not everyone is enjoying the dog days of summer. Pima Animal Care Center (PACC) has just a handful of empty crates – as evidenced by the nonprofit’s capacity meter which is currently fluctuating between code orange (high) and red (extreme) status.