Temple Emanu-El is the oldest, largest and most dynamic Reform synagogue in Tucson. The Hebrew term of temple is Beit Knesset, which means house of assembly, a building where Jewish people get together. Our synagogue is many things for our congregants: a holy place to worship God, a center to learn about and experience the amazingly rich Jewish tradition, a comfortable location to meet and make friendships, and a working center of living Judaism. It is also a place of creative exploration, where we can seek that which moves and excites us religiously and intellectually. There are many opportunities at Temple Emanu-El for Jewish education, prayer, social action and social interaction. We are working hard to make our temple a warm, welcoming,vibrant house of prayer and study, of family and friendship. We embrace and support all Jews who seek a caring community that constantly works to improve the world through the joy and celebration of Judaism.
We represent miners at ASARCO Mission Complex in Sahuarita, AZ, and ASARCO Silver Bell Mine in Marana, AZ
El Tour de Tucson is Perimeter Bicycling’s flagship event and the largest perimeter bicycling event in America – 106, 76, 54, 37and 28 miles plus 11, 5, and ¼-mile Fun Rides. Founded in 1983, Held annually the Saturday before Thanksgiving, El Tour attracts thousands of cyclists from all around the world. A super lineup of unique features includes: Three-day Bike EXPO, exciting mass-start spectacle, chip timing, Mariachis at the first of two (usually dry) river crossings, route stations with water and snacks spaced about 7-10 miles apart, Bike Patrol and SAG support, full police support at intersections, plenty of morale-boosting volunteers and spectators, Olympic-style medallions to all finishers and an unforgettable finish-line "Downtown Fiesta" with Beer Garden, music, massages and more. The Fiesta brings together cyclists, tourists and members of the greater Tucson community for a celebration of art, health and fitness. Main event routes show off Tucson’s beautiful vistas of its local mountain ranges - three rising over 9,000 feet - complete with the backdrop of the mighty Saguaro cactus. The Fun Rides offer easy and exciting routes that highlight some of Downtown Tucson’s cultural attractions. Proceeds go to Easter Seals Blake Foundation, Tu Nidito Children & Family Services, American Parkinson Disease Association, Ben’s Bells Project, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, Susan G Komen Southern Az, Tucson Boys and Girls Clubs, Rotary International - Polio Plus and other Perimeter Bicycling Charities. El Tour de Mesa is open to cyclists of all ages and abilities, there is a ride distance for everyone and opportunities to earn gifts, prizes and awards. El Tour de Mesa benefits Uphill Into The Wind iand Perimeter Bicycling Association of America, Inc. The long “main event” distance is 70 miles: The route follows a scenic course with the beautiful and rugged backdrop of the Salt River Recreation Area and Tonto National Forest, circumnavigating the East Valley’s most recognizable landmark, Red Mountain. The short “main event” distance is 28 miles: The distance features a “remote” start that finishes in downtown Mesa, AZ with the other events. The FUN RIDES - 5 and 1/4 miles: Starting and finishing in downtown Mesa, AZ, these short, fun events are ideal for the new or inexperienced cyclists or those who just want to be part of the fun. Join the City of Mesa, the Downtown Mesa Association and El Tour for a fun day of all things bicycle! This event includes El Tour’s festivities (like the Start/Finish line and the Grand Cycling Awards Ceremony), Ciclovia, a Bike Swap, a kids bike rodeo, a self-paced historic bike tour, bike art and food, games and music! Enjoy the festivities on streets closed to motorized traffic! Cochise Classic has been called the jewel of Perimeter Bicycling’s events as is offers the most scenic route around southeastern Arizona where the west is still wild. Cyclists choose to ride 157, 95, 45 or 27 miles starting in Douglas, Arizona. This is one of the most adventurous rides with a variety of weather conditions possible including mild temperature and breezes to outright heat and wind on rural roads in open range (watch out for cattle!). It’s a ride to be prepared for anything while you’re having fun! Participants in the 157-mile event MUST be supported by a crew and follow vehicle. Though there are time stations where cyclists/crews must check in during the ride, there are NO AID STATIONS for this adventure so support crew is a must to supply food, water and moral support. Be sure to review the rules regarding night riding if you choose this distance. Participants in the 92 and 45 mile events will get to take advantage of AID STATIONS along the route supplied with water, fruit and snacks. Nutritional food and electrolyte replacements must be supplied by the cyclist. Personal support crews are not allowed on these two distances. The Cochise Classic benefits Perimeter Bicycling Association of America, Inc. and Douglas Association For Retarded Citizens (DARC) whose mission is to support and involve people with developmental disabilities within the Douglas community. Perimeter Bicycling connects communities nationally and internationally. In the past four years, Perimeter Bicycling has cultivated relationships with Japanese event organizers and helps promote and support El Tour de Mt. Fuji and El Tour de Kusatsu, held annually, during September and April, respectively. Both events are modeled after El Tour’s perimeter concept “Cycling in Pursuit of Wellness”.
Non-Profit, Non-sectarian Social & Behavioral Health Services Agency providing services in Tucson, Northwest Tucson, and Green Valley.
We work with and mobilize more than 35 AFL-affiliated local unions in Pima County with membership numbers into the thousands. The affiliated unions represent nurses, bus drivers, teachers, miners, musicians, letter carriers and more. We work towards electing labor-friendly leadership and educating the public about the working family agenda.
Join Reid Park Zoo for Wine Gone Wild, presented by Lloyd Construction, and help contribute to a new, state-of-the-art Health Center for the Zoo’s animals. Sample a variety of wines and spirits from wineries, distributors, and distilleries, enjoy food from Taste of the Wild, and listen to the amazing sounds of Tesoro. Your ticket includes: -- Samples a from: Alliance Beverage Company, Aridus Wine Company, Bear Track Bistro & Winery, Carlson Creek Vineyard, Golden Eagle Distributors, Golden Rule Vineyards, Grand Canyon Cellars, Hamilton Distillers, Hensley Beverage Company, The Independent Distillery, Kief-Joshua Vineyards, Lightning Ridge Cellars, Maynards Market & Kitchen, PRP Wine International, Sonoita Vineyards, The Windmill Winery, Three Amigos Tequila, Three Wells Distilling, Village of Elgin Winery & Zarpara Winery -- A commemorative wine sampling glass -- Activities and animal encounters -- Live music from Tesoro -- Have fun with Creative Juice -- Samples of delicious food from Taste of the Wild (menu coming soon) -- Amazing dessert from Mama’s Hawaiian Barbecue: Macadamia Nut Lemon Squares Full Wine & Spirit List: Aridus Wine Company: Chardonnay, Grenache, Rose Bear Track Winery: “Should I Stay” Sweet Red; “Should I Go” Red; “Bear Down” Dry Red; “Las Estrellas” Dry White; “Caliente” chile & chocolate wine Golden Rule Vineyards: 2012 Zinfandel Wine, 2012 Commonwealth Wine, 2013 Sangiovese, 2013 Lucky Prospector Maynards Market & Kitchen: Maynards AZ Red Malbec Blend; Our second edition private label wine, grown and produced in Arizona by partnering with Golden Rule Vineyards for the grapes, and Sand Reckoner Vineyards for the blend! Sonoita Vineyards: Arizona Sunset, Angel Wings, Cabernet Sauvignon 3 Amigos Tequila: Tequila, Liqueur, Coffee Cocktail Three Wells Distilling: Sonora Silver 80 Proof, Sonora Copper 80 Proof, Agave Silver 80 Proof
10 Reasons People Give through a Community Foundation 1. It is a local organization with deep roots in the community. 2. Community foundations have a broad range of experience in charitable giving and community needs. 3. Knowledge of the nonprofit community gives foundation staff the ability to provide highly personalized service tailored to each donor’s charitable interests. 4. A variety of charitable funds offers donors flexibility tailored to their financial goals. 5. Community foundations are community leaders, convening groups and resources to create positive and lasting change. 6. Community foundations partner with professional advisors to create highly effective approaches to charitable giving. 7. Community foundations offer the maximum tax advantage for gifts under federal law. 8. Gifts are automatically multiplied for maximum impact when held in an unrestricted fund. 9. Community foundations help build legacies through endowment funds, which benefit the community forever. 10. Community foundations offer free and impartial consultations with you and your financial advisor on planned giving.
We are the Wildcat Youth Hockey Association based in Tucson, AZ. The program offers youth hockey opportunities for 2-18 year olds in the community. We are a proud member of USAHockey and are working hard to bring Hockey to the kids in Tucson. We currently practice at the Tucson Community Center when the ice is available. We are happy to discuss your child joining. Please contact us.
Gabriel’s Angels hosts this annual event as a means to generate awareness about the organization and its mission as well as generate capital to facilitate its programs and show appreciation for those committed to helping our community. Through testimonials, stories and a vivid video presentation, attendees will get a clear picture of the work Gabriel’s Angels performs in the community. The breakfast is FREE to those that wish to attend and is open to anyone that would like to learn more about Gabriel’s Angels, friends of the organization or those that want to support the organization financially or through volunteering. The event will be held on Wednesday, May 11th, from 7:00-8:30 a.m. There will be plenty of Pet Therapy Teams there to mingle with the guests, too!
Join Reid Park Zoo for Wine Gone Wild, presented by Lloyd Construction, and help contribute to a new, state-of-the-art Health Center for the Zoo’s animals. Sample a variety of wines and spirits from wineries, distributors, and distilleries, enjoy food from Taste of the Wild, and listen to the amazing sounds of Tesoro. Your ticket includes: -- Samples a from: Alliance Beverage Company, Aridus Wine Company, Bear Track Bistro & Winery, Carlson Creek Vineyard, Golden Eagle Distributors, Golden Rule Vineyards, Grand Canyon Cellars, Hamilton Distillers, Hensley Beverage Company, The Independent Distillery, Kief-Joshua Vineyards, Lightning Ridge Cellars, Maynards Market & Kitchen, PRP Wine International, Sonoita Vineyards, The Windmill Winery, Three Amigos Tequila, Three Wells Distilling, Village of Elgin Winery & Zarpara Winery -- A commemorative wine sampling glass -- Activities and animal encounters -- Live music from Tesoro -- Have fun with Creative Juice -- Samples of delicious food from Taste of the Wild (menu coming soon) -- Amazing dessert from Mama’s Hawaiian Barbecue: Macadamia Nut Lemon Squares Full Wine & Spirit List: Aridus Wine Company: Chardonnay, Grenache, Rose Bear Track Winery: “Should I Stay” Sweet Red; “Should I Go” Red; “Bear Down” Dry Red; “Las Estrellas” Dry White; “Caliente” chile & chocolate wine Golden Rule Vineyards: 2012 Zinfandel Wine, 2012 Commonwealth Wine, 2013 Sangiovese, 2013 Lucky Prospector Maynards Market & Kitchen: Maynards AZ Red Malbec Blend; Our second edition private label wine, grown and produced in Arizona by partnering with Golden Rule Vineyards for the grapes, and Sand Reckoner Vineyards for the blend! Sonoita Vineyards: Arizona Sunset, Angel Wings, Cabernet Sauvignon 3 Amigos Tequila: Tequila, Liqueur, Coffee Cocktail Three Wells Distilling: Sonora Silver 80 Proof, Sonora Copper 80 Proof, Agave Silver 80 Proof
SALARA is southern Arizona’s only membership organization which focus on the education and advocacy needs specific to the hotel and resort industry. More than 80 members strong, SALARA provides a unified voice on issues that impact our businesses and employees. SALARA’s Mission Statement SALARA’s mission is to create and sustain an environment which enhances member & industry success today and in the near future. SALARA’s Core Values SALARA’s core values are to create and sustain an environment which enhances member and industry leadership success today and in the future by partnering with community interests in developing opportunities for growth and sustainability. It is essential that SALARA continuously presents to its members revenue enhancing ideas as well as cost saving initiatives that may assist them in managing more profitable operations. Our members have opportunities to be educated on industry trends, have the ability to network with industry colleagues and have a collective voice in local political issues.
We work with and mobilize more than 35 AFL-affiliated local unions in Pima County with membership numbers into the thousands. The affiliated unions represent nurses, bus drivers, teachers, miners, musicians, letter carriers and more. We work towards electing labor-friendly leadership and educating the public about the working family agenda.
We represent miners at ASARCO Mission Complex in Sahuarita, AZ, and ASARCO Silver Bell Mine in Marana, AZ
Gabriel’s Angels hosts this annual event as a means to generate awareness about the organization and its mission as well as generate capital to facilitate its programs and show appreciation for those committed to helping our community. Through testimonials, stories and a vivid video presentation, attendees will get a clear picture of the work Gabriel’s Angels performs in the community. The breakfast is FREE to those that wish to attend and is open to anyone that would like to learn more about Gabriel’s Angels, friends of the organization or those that want to support the organization financially or through volunteering. The event will be held on Wednesday, May 11th, from 7:00-8:30 a.m. There will be plenty of Pet Therapy Teams there to mingle with the guests, too!
In the late 1980’s a group of passionate community leaders were tired of seeing stories about broken families and children being abused and neglected. Rather than turning a blind eye and remaining apathetic, this group decided to do something about it. They created the foundation for Parent Aid. Our founders were made up of the six Exchange Clubs of Tucson who dared to take on their national project to prevent child abuse. Our local Exchange Clubs worked hard to raise all the funds necessary and dedicated long hours to launching our program in 1990. Initially, we were set up as a program under a larger organization, but quickly were able to find our footing and become an autonomous 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening families and preventing child abuse. While the number of local Exchange Clubs has changed from 6 to 5, their dedication to this cause is symbolized by their continual support and efforts to enable Parent Aid to reach more families and positively impact the lives of more children in our community. Originally, our program consisted of volunteer “parent aides,” but as family dynamics became more complex our program evolved to utilize paraprofessional Family Support Specialists to work with families. Our staff are highly trained in helping families understand and overcome the challenges they face. In fact, since 1990, we have partnered with over 1500 families and over 4500 children in Pima County.
We are a non profit organization dedicated to preserving the history of the Martin B-26 Marauder, medium bomber of WWII, and the men & women associated with her.
We are the Wildcat Youth Hockey Association based in Tucson, AZ. The program offers youth hockey opportunities for 2-18 year olds in the community. We are a proud member of USAHockey and are working hard to bring Hockey to the kids in Tucson. We currently practice at the Tucson Community Center when the ice is available. We are happy to discuss your child joining. Please contact us.
The mission of Friends 4 the Future is to educate children and adolescents in making informed decisions that can have positive impacts on the quality of their lives today and in the future. The mission of Friends 4 the Future is to educate children and adolescents in making informed decisions that can have positive impacts on the quality of their lives today and in the future.
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