Pima County: Community Service

• United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona (www.unitedwaytucson.org) - review
  The United Way helps organize charitable efforts throughout Pima County. The site has information on local giving and volunteer opportunities.
• Arivaca Action Center Incorporated (arivacaactioncenterinc.blogspot.com) - review
  We are a nonprofit organization in southern Arizona. Our mission is to provide a space offering opportunities which enhance rural living.
• RISE LLC, (riseequipmentrecycling.org)
  RISE is a subsidiary of COPE Community Services, Inc. (COPE), a 501(c)3 corporation that serves residents and faith-based community organizations throughout Pima County by creating employment opportunities through recycling.
• Casa Maria Catholic Worker Community (www.casamariatucson.org)
  At Casa Maria, our Catholic Workers are devoted to acts of mercy (feeding and clothing those in need, visiting the ill, etc), voluntary poverty, pacifism, and the search of justice for the poor.
• The Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona (www.communityfoodbank.org)
  The Community Food Bank, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) charity, relies on 120 employees and hundreds of community volunteers to ensure that the people of Southern Arizona have access to the food and programs they need.
• Gospel Rescue Mission (www.grmtucson.com) - review
  Established in 1953, The Global Rescue Mission offers charitable services at 707 W. Miracle Mile Road in Tucson.
• Hope of Glory (tucsonhope.org) - review
  The Hope For Glory Mission offers support for the homeless and impoverished in Pima County.
• IMPACT of Southern Arizona (impactsoaz.org)
  IMPACT of Southern Arizona operates the Golden Goose Thrift store and offers food and clothing assistance in Pima and Pinal County.
• Interfaith Community Services (www.icstucson.org)
  Interfaith Community Services if Tucson provides services for the elder, disabled and those in financial crisis.
• Mobile Meals of Tucson (www.mobilemealsoftucson.org)
  We deliver medically-tailored meals to homebound adults throughout Tucson, and in nearby Sahuarita and Green Valley.
• Primavera Foundation of Tucson (www.primavera.org) - review
  Primavera seeks to help pull people out of poverty.
• Arizona Baptist Children's Services & Family Ministries CRC (www.azresourcecenters.com) - review
  The Community Resource Centers is a Baptist ministry offering food and resources for people in need.
• Salvation Army Tucson (www.salvationarmytucson.org)
  Site has information about the activities of the Salvation Army and Salvation Army Hospitality House in Tucson.
• Tucson Indian Center (www.ticenter.org)
  The Tucson Indian Center has resources for Native Americans in Southern Arizona.
• Tucson Urban League (www.tucsonurbanleague.org)
  The Tucson Urban League offers community resources including a diaper bank, food bank and health resources.
• Assistance League Tucson (Community Profile)
  The Assistance League of Tucson is a community service organization offering a thrift store and assistance programs for kids.
• Tre Bold4 (trebolde4.com) - review
  FAICE is a non-profit organization to help blind children in Ecuador. See review for their 1/2018 Kickstarter project.
• Elite Community Services LLC (ecsaz.org)
  Elite offers vocationa, tutoring & DDD Services at 2030 N Forbes Boulevard in Tucson.
• National Community Health Partners (www.nchponline.org)
  Based in Tucson, Arizona, NCHP was founded in 1984 to address the health needs of border populations.