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DEC 17, 2021
GIVING GUIDE 2021
INSIDETUCSONBUSINESS.COM
2021 Giving Guide Putting an end-of-the-year spotlight on local nonprofits
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Domestic Abuse is changing up their shelter model and how you can help, while Community Foundation of As 2021 draws to a close, Jim Nintzel Southern Arizona President Tucson Local Media has asInside Tucson Business sembled this special focus on and CEO Jenny Flynn exlocal nonprofits. Managing plains how your gift to local he pandemic has been editor Jeff Gardner looks at nonprofits can help you out at tax time. We also have a list especially hard on our Lead Guitar, an organizaof local nonprofits you might tion that helps with guitar local nonprofits: At the same time that demand instruction in schools. While consider supporting at the end of the year. If you’re in the nonprofit launched in spiked for many of their a position to help out, please Tucson, it has now spread services, they lost many of out across the country. Staff consider aiding one of these their traditional fundraisorganizations or another that reporter Alexandra Pere ing opportunities, such as is close to your heart. ITB luncheons, house parties and shares details about how Emerge! Center Against other gatherings.
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Local Nonprofits they understand food “is just the beginning” of a healthy community. In addition to providing food, they also bring nutrition to ommunity Food the community with garBank of Southern dening workshops, educaArizona. Part food tion to low-income schools, bank, part community developers, the Communi- and even culinary training. ty Food Bank of Southern Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona works Arizona works to eliminate hunger, as well as its with a network of volunteers underlying causes, because and partnerships throughJeff Gardner
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out Tucson, and was selected as Feeding America’s 2018 Food Bank of the Year. communityfoodbank.org Primavera Foundation. The Primavera Foundation’s mission is to help homeless and under-employed Southern Arizonans break free of the cycle of poverty. Their work involves affordable housing drives, as well as courses on financial
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