Our programs are funded from our thrift shop proceeds, individual donations, fundraisers, and generous grants. We serve more than 16,500 members of our community each year. Our By the Numbers page shows how we do it all.
Assault Survivor Kits®
Assistance League of Tucson joins the Southern Arizona Center Against Sexual Assault (SACASA), Children’s Advocacy Center of Southern Arizona and Emerge Center Against Domestic Abuse to respond to the needs of victims of domestic and sexual assault in our community.
Since 2002, Hooked on Books has worked with Tucson Title 1 schools to provide their libraries and the classrooms with books they need to support their classes.
Since 1994 Operation School Bell has provided children in need in Tucson with appropriate clothing to encourage regular school attendance and increase self-esteem.
People who have left shelters or abusive home situations are given kits of basic household supplies so they can live independently again with hope and dignity.
Assisteens opens up opportunities for young men and women in high school to develop leadership skills, to learn about other non-profits in the Tucson community, and to gain a sense of civic responsibility. Participation begins in ninth grade.
