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Weekly award for good deeds in the community.
Money will be used for the nonprofit's trade programs.
Weekly award for good deeds in the community.
This is the largest fundraising goal in the 39-year history of the nonprofit.
Weekly award for good deeds in the community.
Last year's even cancelled because of pandemic.
What: Ben’s Bells promotes kindness and community involvement. Each week a person who makes Tucson better is “belled.”
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Newspaper readers generously give each year to help children.
The live-streaming event, “Rainbows in the Desert,” marks a virtual celebration in lieu of the traditional in-person gala.
Weekly award for good deeds.
The back-to-school event will be from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. on Saturday, July 24, at Pima Community College-West campus.
What: Ben’s Bells promotes kindness and community involvement. Each week a person who makes Tucson better is “belled.”
Newspaper readers generously give each year to help children.
Many students will be returning to classrooms for first time since last year.
What: Ben’s Bells promotes kindness and community involvement. Each week a person who makes Tucson better is “belled.”
Safe Kids Pima County is partnering with Tucson Medical Center, Tucson Police Department, and the Governor’s Office of Highway Safety to host …
About 12,000 toys will be given away at two events.
Arts Express this year will host its musical extravaganza in the nonprofit’s new theatre at Park Place mall.
Program provides home starter kits that have blankets, dishes, towels and other household items to young people starting on their own.
The United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona is inviting nonprofits, schools, child care centers, care facilities, community gardens and othe…
Program seeks to raise $10,000 to provide support for early childhood education, school supplies and after-school sports or clubs.
Newspaper readers generously give each year to help children.
Ricardo Valdespino’s heart raced as he walked through the tunnel of camp counselors at Triangle Y Ranch Camp.
The Tucson Presidio Rotary Club recently donated $500 to Groundworks, a nonprofit, youth-driven community arts space in Tucson.
The group offers a Living Lab and Learning Center that provides interactive exhibits and demonstrations for people
Money will be used to renovate courts at three YMCA facilities.
The wellness center is in one of the four new buildings on campus that were funded and constructed by the H.S. Lopez Family Foundation.
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