TCCS 2023 Charity Beneficiary
Donations & proceeds to benefit
Pima Community College Foundation and Pima Community College


OPCS (Old Pueblo Community Services)
OPCS is a Tucson-based nonprofit serving Pima County since 1996. We provide housing, counseling and support services to people experiencing homelessness in our community. The Rotary Club of Tucson’s support is more critical now than ever. The Covid-19 pandemic combined with a severe shortage of affordable housing has caused an alarming increase in homelessness in our community. The 2022 Point in Time Count identified a total of 2,227 homelessness households in Pima County. We are requesting funding for OPCS’s Home Fund, a program established to ensure that individuals not eligible for government funded programs can access shelter services. Further, it helps cover Section 8 Housing application and deposit fees so individuals and families can secure permanent housing. These fees are not paid by HUD. The Home Fund also provides employment support and helps with children’s needs. As homelessness in our community continues to increase, so do requests for Home Fund assistance. By stabilizing people through shelter, moving them into permanent housing, and implementing assistance programs to help keep them housed, we can not only reduce, but eliminate, homelessness in Pima County.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Arizona
For 60 years Big Brothers Big Sisters of Southern Arizona has served children and youth in Tucson by providing and supporting one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. Our mentoring model has proven time and again that providing additional friendship and guidance to youth is a powerful way to prevent risky behaviors and dropping out of school. We ask the Tucson Rotary to support the launch of our high school mentoring program, Mentor2.0, at Tucson High School, Sunnyside High School, and Apollo Middle School. Mentor2.0 combines mentoring and classroom curriculum to support students from 9th grade through graduation. Mentor2.0 students graduate high school with the knowledge they need to be successful and a plan for their future!
Grants from the 2022 Show
Pima JTED
Learn more about the Rotary Club of Tucson and how they are helping to build the new Innovative Learning Center. Pima JTED introduces augmented reality simulations to the classroom.We provided a $252,000 grant Totaling $710,126.47 over three years

We provided a $252,000 grant Totaling $710,126.47 over three years


The Gregory School
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.We provided a $10,000 scholarship for a student to attend the Gregory School.