OPINION: "But I'm not writing (just) to moan about inadequate funding. The challenges in our public schools are complex. Financial investment alone won't fix them, but I know something that can help: everyday people investing their time as volunteers," writes Tucson reading volunteer Eric Van Meter.
Donate used items to these Tucson secondhand stores and nonprofits. You can donate to thrift stores such as Goodwill or Salvation Army or organizations with more specific needs.
OPINION: "Tucson has the opportunity to recognize and thank . . . Betty Stauffer, who will retire from her role as executive director of Literacy Connects in January," writes contributor Tim Henry, the chair of Literacy Connects.
Opinion: We are brainstorming ideas to get more Tucson students and families access to the internet and we'd love your help, say leaders from 18 Tucson nonprofits.
Angel Charity for Children’s “Not All Angels Wear Halos” T-shirt campaign benefits seven local nonprofits during the coronavirus pandemic.
The good news is there are still ways to help support your favorite events and local organizations if you can't be there in person.
The good news is there are still ways to help support your favorite events and local organizations if you can't be there in person.
Bill Viner, co-founder of Tucson Festival of Books, speaks during an announcement for the Tucson Festival of Books at 2905 E Skyline Dr., in T…
Eli Hawley, right, an employee of Tucson Medical Center who learned to read with help from Literacy Connects, laughs with Maya Luria, director…
Meghan Reinold, left, marketing coordinator for Tucson Festival of Books, takes a group picture of, left to right, Stuart Shatken, Andy Shatke…
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