Pima Community College Center of Opportunity received $80,710 for the 2024 Car Show Pima Community College Foundation and Pima Community College’s Workforce Program is geared to provide a pathway out of poverty for residents in temporary housing at Gospel Rescue Mission’s Center of Opportunity. The Workforce Program’s goal is to provide tuition free training opportunities and future employment in four focus areas: Building & Construction Technology, Culinary Arts, Information Technology, and Logistics/Truck Driving

The Mission of Wright Flight is to use the inherent motivational power of aviation as a stimulus for students to set and achieve higher goals in their educational and personal development. From the examples of aviation role models, we teach students that through commitment and hard work, they can achieve their own goal, earn the reward of exciting aviation-related activities and develop a more positive self-concept.

Sister José Women’s Center Shelter Expansion Project will add 5,460 more safe nights of sleep for Tucson’s unsheltered women, including women living with multiple disabilities and age-related illness. Our low-barrier center provides women with a stable and safe environment to recuperate from the daily struggle of homelessness and extreme poverty. With this funding, Sister José Women's Center will increase its overnight capacity by 35% and provide secure shelter for fifty-seven women, including their beloved companion pets, every night. Support services help women stabilize their health and begin the process of becoming permanently housed.

Home of the annual Tucson Classics Car Show, the Gregory School is an independent, coeducational school serving students in grades 5 - 12. Our diverse learning community is the foundation for a high quality academic and social experience for all of our students.