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Improve Lives | Inspire Futures

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DIFFERENT THINGS WE DO

TO HELP PEOPLE

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Learn More About What We Do and How You Can Partner With Us

To Improve Lives and Inspire Futures in Our Community.

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OUR CLIENTS

Hard working families struggling to make ends meet

Low income and homebound seniors

Homeless individuals living in the desert and couch hopping

Single parents and grandparents raising children

Disabled and unemployable

Those temporarily unemployed

Our clients are your neighbors

20 YEARS OF COLLECTIVE IMPACT

OUR STORIES

IMPACT CLIENT

"IMPACT's services have provided peace of mind during a very difficult time."
-Brenda

IMPACT VOLUNTEER

"It's important for me to volunteer at IMPACT as a small way of giving back to the community for all that life has given me."
-Larry Frank

IMPACT DONOR

"I donate to IMPACT because they help people get back on their feet.”
-Joel H. "Stoney" Stonecipher.

IMPACT VOLUNTEER

"I was familiar with IMPACT from my nursing career, so when I retired I wanted to continue to serve the people of Northwest Tucson. Volunteering at Loving Threads (the clothing bank) is a great way for me to do that."
-Pat W.

COMMUNITY PARTNER

"Food insecurity in our country is appalling, so picking up donations from Trader Joe's Saturday mornings is a small thing I can do to alleviate that."
-Dave Brown, Oro Valley Rotary Club

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SOCIAL FUNDRAISING EVENTS

WOMEN OF IMPACT LUNCHEON

COMMUNITY WORKSHOPS

VARIOUS WAYS TO DONATE

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IMPACT VOLUNTEER

"I was familiar with IMPACT from my nursing career, so when I retired I wanted to continue to serve the people of Northwest Tucson. Volunteering at Loving Threads (the clothing bank) is a great way for me to do that." -Pat W.