- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tucson
Local chapter of the nation's oldest and largest youth mentoring organization. Details programs and events, volunteer opportunities, and meet kids in need.
http://www.tucsonbigs.org/
- Casa de los Niños
Focused on the prevention and intervention of child abuse, through shelter care for children aged infant to 11 years old. Includes information on programs and events, links, parenting tips, and bibliography of resources.
http://www.casadelosninos.org/
- Community Food Bank
Providing food service to over 400 social service agencies, schools, and churches. Includes publications, hunger facts, information on planned giving, and directory of agencies.
http://www.communityfoodbank.com/
- Friends of Saguaro National Park
Nonprofit organization founded to assist the National Park Service with the funding of special projects in the park.
http://www.friendsofsaguaro.org/
- Give 4 Tucson
A directory of local nonprofit organizations, provided free by the Community Foundation of Southern Arizona. Search, learn about, and give to local charities online.
http://www.give4tucson.com
- Jewish Family and Children's Service of Southern Arizona, Inc.
Serving people of all religions, races and ethnicities since 1941. Features sections on their counseling and support services, elderly and disabled persons programs, and covers issues like refugee resettlement and the Holocost.
http://www.jfcstucson.org
- Kiwanis de Amigos Service Club
A charitable organization that supports agencies benefiting children and families. Includes a history, newsletters, events calendar and speaker information, photo gallery, and magazine.
http://www.kiwanisdeamigos.org/
- National Guardianship Association
Provides educational, training, and networking opportunities for professionals and others interested in guardianship, and protective services. The terms are explained, and membership information is provided.
http://www.guardianship.org/
- Old Pueblo Community Foundation
A nonprofit organization helping temporarily dysfunctional people, such as the homeless and substance abusers. They provide job training, transitional housing and re-entry programs, in addition to building low-income housing.
http://www.oldpueblofoundation.org/
- Peace Builders
A long-term, community-based, violence reduction and crime prevention program. Includes articles and resources. Some material members only.
http://www.peacebuildersoz.com/
- Rincon Rotary
District 5500. Officer and committee list, club history, and a program and event calendar.
http://www.rotaryd5500.org/Rincon.htm
- Saguaro Rotary of Tucson
District 5500. Event calendar, member list, photo album, and information on avenues of service.
http://www.saguarorotary.org/
- The Arc of Tucson
A nonprofit group that works to see that all people with mental retardation, or developmental disabilities get the chance to make their own choices about where and how they live, work and participate in their communities.
http://arcoftucson.org/
- Tucson East Elks Lodge #2532
Features meetings times, history, news, facilities, officers, events calendar, and related links.
http://www.elks.org/lodges/home.cfm?LodgeNumber=2532
- Tucson Elks Lodge #385
Provides news, information on facilities and officers, a calendar, and links.
http://www.elks.org/lodges/home.cfm?lodge=385
- Tucson Fun and Adventures
A singles activities club. Includes an overview, staff photos, events and travel information, and member testimonials.
http://www.tucsonfun.com/
- Tucson Rodeo Parade Committee
Includes a history of La Fiesta de los Vaqueros parade, information about the museum, the grand marshall's biography, and contact details.
http://tucsonrodeoparade.com/
- Tucson Sunrise Rotary
District 5500. Meetings and events calendar, member listing, and frequently asked questions.
http://www.tucsonsunriserotary.org/
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