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

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Arizona providing and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of high school youths. With this grant, they will be able to expand their new innovative Mentor 2.0 program, which combines direct mentoring with teacher interaction and classroom curriculum to support students in three Tucson high schools. This new approach greatly enhances the support and chances of current and future academic success.

OPCS (Old Pueblo Community Services) Home Fund. Opening Doors to housing and recovery by providing housing, counseling and support services to people experiencing no reasonable way to shelter their families in our community including veterans, families, and youths by providing homes for them and services and support not provided through other sources.

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.