UNITED WAY OF TUCSON AND SOUTHERN ARIZONA INC
UNITED WAY OF TUCSON AND SOUTHERN ARIZONA INC
TUCSON, AZ, US
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501(c)(3)
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EIN
86-0098932
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DAF Sponsor
Regional Funder
Women Led
BIPOC Led
LGBTQ+ Led
UNITED WAY OF TUCSON AND SOUTHERN ARIZONA INC
TUCSON, AZ, US
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501(c)(3)
•
EIN
86-0098932
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DAF Sponsor
Regional Funder
Women Led
BIPOC Led
LGBTQ+ Led
Programs
Community Impact Initiatives
UNITED WAY OF TUCSON AND SOUTHERN ARIZONA SERVED 250,000 INDIVIDUALS LOCALLY IN 2023-2024. COMMITTED TO TRANSFORMING LIVES AND DRIVING LASTING SYSTEMIC CHANGE, UNITED WAY FOCUSES ON KEY UNDERLYING ISSUES: EDUCATIONAL SUCCESS, FINANCIAL WELLNESS, HEALTHY LIVING, HOUSING STABILITY, AND HOMELESSNESS. AS THE PREMIER COMMUNITY CONVENER, UNITED WAY OF TUCSON FOSTERS STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS AND MOBILIZES RESOURCES TO DESIGN IMPACTFUL, INNOVATIVE SOLUTIONS THAT SUPPORT COMMUNITY MEMBERS AND STRENGTHEN THE LOCAL ECONOMY. BY UTILIZING MEASURABLE RESULTS, UNITED WAY ENSURES DATA-DRIVEN DECISION-MAKING AND MONITORS BOTH INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL PARTNER PROGRAMS TO MAXIMIZE OUTCOMES. (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O.) KEY 2023 - 2024 RESULTS INCLUDE:*2,979 CHILDREN ARE IN EARLY EDUCATION PROGRAMS ACTIVELY ENGAGED IN QUALITY IMPROVEMENT EFFORTS*CHILDREN RECEIVED 226,093 AGE-APPROPRIATE BOOKS TO BUILD THEIR PERSONAL HOME LIBRARIES*849 FAMILIES RECEIVED GUIDANCE FOR RAISING AND NURTURING THEIR CHILD EITHER IN THE HOME OR AT COMMUNITY-BASED SETTINGS*440 INDIVIDUALS LEARNED NEW DEVELOPMENTALLY APPROPRIATE EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION AND SYSTEMS BUILDING SKILLS*1,912 OPPORTUNITY YOUTH WERE SUPPORTED TO SUSTAIN THEIR ENGAGEMENT IN CONNECTING EDUCATION AND A CAREER PATHWAY THROUGH THE RE-ENGAGEMENT CENTERS* 3,725 INDIVIDUALS WERE IMPACTED THROUGH MATH CHANGE NETWORK COLLABORATIVE EFFORTS*14,159 LOW-INCOME WORKING FAMILIES USED NO-FEE TAX PREPARATION SERVICES AT VITA SITES TO RECEIVE ALL APPROPRIATE TAX CREDITS*479 INDIVIDUALS RECEIVED ASSISTANCE TO OBTAIN PUBLIC BENEFITS, FINANCIAL EDUCATION AND COACHING*3,683 SENIORS BECAME MORE ACTIVE AND INDEPENDENT THROUGH VOLUNTEERING 116,090 HOURS TO SUPPORT OTHER SENIORS AND FAMILIES TO MEET THEIR NEEDS*23,666 SENIORS WERE ABLE TO STAY AT HOME BECAUSE OF HELP AND SUPPORT FROM QUALITY PROGRAMS*1,387 INDIVIDUALS SOUGHT MORE INFORMATION ABOUT BECOMING A DIRECT CARE WORKER*2,190 DAYS OF CARING VOLUNTEERS PROVIDED OVER 7,000 VOLUNTEER HOURS TO COMPLETE 144 COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS*12,414 INDIVIDUALS LEARNED ABOUT HOW TO PLAN FOR THEIR END-OF-LIFE CHOICES THROUGH WORKSHOPS, COACHING SESSION, AND PROVIDER-SPECIFIC LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES*11,946 INDIVIDUALS WERE HELPED WITH EMERGENCY NEEDS, SUCH AS RENTAL AND UTILITY ASSISTANCE, FOOD, DIAPERS, AND HEALTH AND SAFETY NEEDS. * 715 FAMILIES OF YOUNG CHILDREN WERE SERVED WITH CLASSES, WORKSHOPS, AND PARENT-CHILD INTERACTIONS AND 32 FAMILIES BENEFITTED FROM FAMILY SUPPORT COORDINATION/CASE MANAGEMENT.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJul 1, 2023 – Jun 30, 2024Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$11MHealth And Welfare Fund Allocations
ALLOCATIONS - THROUGH UNITED WAY'S ANNUAL CAMPAIGN, UNITED WAY RAISES FUNDS TO DISTRIBUTE TO HEALTH AND WELFARE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES ADMINISTERED BY NOT-FOR-PROFIT AGENCIES.GeographiesNot indicatedDatesJul 1, 2023 – Jun 30, 2024Source990No causes providedNo populations provided–$380K
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