Giving Back

While National Adoption Weekend has come and gone, there’s still time to help a pet in need find a forever home.

The Gospel Rescue Mission of Tucson invites neighbors from far and wide to the Center of Opportunity for a free Thanksgiving meal.

For the one in nine people facing hunger in Arizona, supplemental nutrition could be a click away with this food-finder tool.

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.

Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse will facilitate “For the Love of Black Children” – a community conversation.

When choosing the charity for your donation, make sure that the organization has a clear disaster appeal and specific relief activities.

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.

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.

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.

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.