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Southern Arizona Nonprofits - IMPACT

  • SANFP E31: Kathleen Pickrel & Katrina Powell speak about their organizations created to help people.

    12 APR 2024 · Barbara introduces two organizations, both created to honor the memory of Husbands who have passed away. The Terrance Pickrel Heart Fund gives assistance to patients dealing with Heart problems and Katrina Powell from the Erik Hite Foundation that supports families who have lost loved ones who were first responders. A unique episode to listen to.
    55m 59s
  • SANFP E30: Julia Young and Rachael Blackketter

    15 MAR 2024 · Barbara hosts two ladies from different non profits, one helping  to save lives and another providing a safe place for children, teens, and young adults to find comfort, hope and support while dealing with a serious medical condition or death of a family or special loved one.
    54m 59s
  • SANFP E29: Jeff Grobe & Jennifer Tersigni

    30 DEC 2023 · Barbara has another heart & soul podcast with two great people that work within the community. Jeff Grobe Executive Director, Coyote TaskForce (Our Place Clubhouse, Café 54, Rethreads) just how good is the downtown restaurant that gives to all. Jennifer Tersigni with Raise the Bar has raised more than $350 million for clients, helping more than 200 clients stabilize, grow, and flourish. Jennifer also she serves as the Interim CEO at Mobile Meals of Southern Arizona,
    51m 56s
  • SANFP E28: John George and Anthony Young

    17 DEC 2023 · Barbara has Anthony L. Young, Esq., Executive Director of Southern Arizona Legal Aid INC. and John George, Executive Director of the Beauty From Ashes Ranch both enlighten our listeners with the incredible work their organizations do in our community. Don't miss this one!
    56m 5s
  • SANFP E27:Tony Figueroa & Carlos Aragon

    8 OCT 2023 · What would the Audubon Society have to do with the Non Profit "Reach for the Stars?" This is a fascinating look into what is really going on with our grasses, animals and the effect wildfires have on them plus a couple of years on how is this fabulous new Non Profit going and how do the kids and families benefit from it?
    58m 38s
  • SANFP E26: Patti Connor and John Awada from Teen Challenge

    13 AUG 2023 · Barbara hosts two wonderful people who do incredible work with Teen Challenge women and men in these challenging times. Hear from Patti Connor and John Awada about Adults and Teens Life Trauma recovery including families. You're invited to the great events they have coming up this year.
    1h 58s
  • SANFP E25: Linda Laird and Ashlie Counts-Jenkins

    16 JUL 2023 · Barbara hosts two well known hard working Tucson personalities for this episode. Two women working to solve local important causes. Linda Laird for the marvellous 'Books for Classrooms' and Ashlie Counts-Jenkins from the Assistance League Tucson Chapter. There are 126 chapters across America. Both organizations do an amazing job for school children albeit books, clothing or a million other things.
    59m 27s
  • SANFP E24: Danny Knee and Scott Evans from Community Investment Corporation

    24 JUN 2023 · Barbara has two gentlemen from one organization that provides economic access and opportunity for people in Southern Arizona. This includes Micro Loans for BIPOC Entrepreneurs and more!
    57m 21s
  • SANFP E23 - Helen Gomez & Stacy Renner, Tucson Community Organization Leaders

    19 MAY 2023 · Barbara interviews Program Coordinator of the Tucson Community Tennis Project as well as the Executive Director of Ben's Bells about their experience with 100+ Women Who Care and the impact that their organizations have had in the community.
    1h 33s
  • SANFP E22: Patti Lopez & Caroline Isaacs, Directors of 2 great Non-Profit Organizations

    18 APR 2023 · With Barbara in this episode are two ladies from two different non profits doing different things. One recently participated in a competition called "Fast Pitch" which we will hear all about, the other provides a wonderful service to children in need that helps them feel secure! About ~ Patti Lopez Dr. Patti Lopez, Director Hi my name is Patti Lopez and I have had the wonderful opportunity to serve the children and community of Tucson as an educator for many years. I have transitioned into a new role of serving children as I currently work as the Executive Director for Angel Heart Pajama Project. Angel Heart is a nonprofit organization with a Mission of providing new pajamas, books, and cuddle pillows to children in need. The children we serve are living in distressed situations. They are in shelters, foster care or adoption processes, abused, neglected, possibly abandoned or seriously ill. Many children arrive at a new facility with only the clothing that they are wearing. The new pajamas give them a sense of being gifted something special, warm, and cozy. In a time of distress they can get lost in a story or book and escape, if only temporarily from a difficult situation. The cuddle pillow provides them with something small and soft to hold tight and give them a sense of security when no one else may be holding or cuddling them. My passion and hope is that all children who receive the Angel Heart gift will feel, loved and cared for. Please join me on this journey of supporting children in need. About ~ Caroline Isaacs Executive Director/ Just Communities Arizona Caroline has two decades of experience advocating for just and effective criminal justice policy in Arizona and is a leading voice in the movement to end mass incarceration. Originally from Northeast Pennsylvania, she holds a Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the College of Wooster and a Masters in Social Work from Arizona State University.
    55m 18s

IMPACT of Southern Arizona was originally formed in 2000 as a 501c3 called Catalina Community Resource Center and collaborated with several groups working together to provide emergency services to rural...

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IMPACT of Southern Arizona was originally formed in 2000 as a 501c3 called Catalina Community Resource Center and collaborated with several groups working together to provide emergency services to rural Catalina residents, including Amphi PAT, AZYP, Pima County Health Dept., Golder Ranch Fire District. Start up funds were provided by area residents, help from the Catalina Village Council, and a Community Grant from Pima County. We moved into a small slump block house on an AZ State Land Trust property lease, where partner offices were housed in old bedrooms, our bookkeeper's desk was located in a bi-fold closet, and the gutted master bedroom and bathroom housed our food bank, where food was passed out of a sliding window to clients outside. Soon after, a clothing bank was added, and housed in an ocean cargo container on the lot. After adding a senior meals program and location a few years later, our organization changed its name to Catalina Community Services, and continued to partner with organizations to serve the Catalina area.
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