El legado de una madre vive a través de Angel Heart Pajama Project
El Angel Heart Pajama Project proporciona pijamas y libros nuevos a niños necesitados del sur de Arizona, continuando el legado compasivo de su fundadora, Graciela López.
McKenna Loren Manzo
McKenna Manzo is a journalism major at the University of Arizona interning with Tucson Spotlight.
Mother’s legacy lives on through Angel Heart Pajama Project
Angel Heart Pajama Project provides new pajamas and books to children in need across Southern Arizona, continuing the compassionate legacy of its founder, Graciela Lopez.
JobPath helps Southern Arizonans build careers and break the cycle of poverty
JobPath is a Southern Arizona nonprofit that supports adult learners—many of them single parents—with career coaching, financial assistance and life resources to help them graduate, find in-demand jobs and uplift their families and communities.
Tucson nonprofits win over $230K in prizes at SVP Fast Pitch event
Eight Tucson nonprofits earned more than $230,000 in funding during Social Venture Partners Tucson’s Fast Pitch event, showcasing innovative programs and community impact.
UA Students Protest Garimella’s Installation; ASUA President Boycotts
University of Arizona students protested President Suresh Garimella’s installation on Tuesday, while ASUA President Adriana Grijalva boycotted the event in solidarity.
Tucson Thrives helps students navigate middle school with creativity and support
Tucson Thrives has shifted its focus to help middle school students overcome barriers and thrive, partnering with local organizations to provide resources and support.
Reinas who Hike: Building community and confidence on the trails
A Tucson women’s hiking group, Reinas Who Hike, fosters community, empowerment, and connection through shared outdoor experiences.
Tubac Center of the Arts nearing 65 years of artistic expression
The Tubac Center of the Arts, established in 1961, has spent nearly 70 years supporting local and national artists through its galleries, exhibits, and community initiatives.
Patagonia Creative Arts Association celebrates 25 years of building community
The Patagonia Creative Arts Association, founded in 1999, has become a vital hub for arts education, community engagement, and cross-cultural collaboration, recently expanding its free art programs through grant-funded partnerships.
