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Estevan Park Project

The Estevan Park Project is a community-based response, founded by Tucson’s Splinter Collective that focuses on treating community members experiencing homelessness.

Finding Hope at Sister José Women’s Center

Homeless women of all ages in Tucson find hope at Sister José Women’s Center

Farewell to Full Service

The A&M Shell Service Station on East Speedway has been owned by Arnold Mendez since 1965 and is one of the only full-service stations that still exists in Tucson.

Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona

Ensuring that people have access to the food they need.

Lifeline for Students: Youth on their Own

Youth On Their Own, a Tucson non-profit group, is helping students attend classes and graduate from high school.

Ayudantes en la Frontera (The Border Helpers)

Mark Adams and Miriam Maldonado Escobar found a new community and a new purpose helping vulnerable migrants at the border.

How Tucson Families Advocated for Better Mental Health Services

The Schorr’s Dining Table is where the National Alliance on Mental Illness of Southern Arizona (NAMISA) was born.

Tiny Homes: Wholistic Transformation

From a Border Wall to a Brighter Future: Tucson Nonprofit Transforms Shipping Containers into Tiny Homes for Foster Youth

Happy Tuesday!

Take a peek behind the scenes of Tucson’s notorious ‘Tuesday Night Ride’ where hundreds of committed and cheerful cyclists meet weekly to take over the city's streets.

Campus Unarmed

A student advocacy organization at the University of Arizona whose purpose is to foster positive student and teacher relationships to build a safer campus.

Parent Provided Care

Arizona Parents of children with disabilities receive funding and certified training to be Direct Care Workers for their own minor children.

BIPOC Entrepreneurs

How the Community Investment Corporation is empowering BIPOC entrepreneurs with interest free micro loans in Southern Arizona.

DO(OM) YOGA

An immersive Doom Metal Yin Yoga Practice for Charities

Joshua

Meet Joshua, a 21-year-old autistic who uses spelling to communicate

Al and Hannah

A look back on the life and legacy of local musician Al Foul.

Harold

Born in 1919, Harold Wood has seen a lot of things. At 103 years old he’s still as sharp as ever.

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