Local Community Resources

We believe in the inherent right of people to eat nutritiously, and we believe everyone has the right to live on a clean planet. It was impossible for Yolanda to sit back as she witnessed produce which was nurtured and grown to help sustain people instead be thrown out and actually harm the planet. This is why we do the work we do each and every day. We ensure that our community is able to access fresh, nutritious produce, doing our part to curb food waste, and at the same time helping save the planet. It is the responsibility of each of us to do what we can to help address these issues and leave the planet in a better place than where it is now. 

Link to produce distribution locations and dates: borderlandsproducerescue.org

 Gay Tucson provides information about the LGBTQ+ businesses community in Tucson. This includes gay bars, gay hotels, gay-owned / gay-friendly restaurants and businesses, a calendar of events, gay pride, gay news, home loans, and all that the beautiful Old Pueblo has to offer the LGBTQ+ community and our friends. Our goal is to show the world how amazing Tucson is and how gay-friendly we are. If you’re thinking of visiting then you’re in the right place! Have you decided to move here? We have a relocation package that will help you out. There’s so much here we would absolutely love to show you. 

Welcome to GayTucson.com

 CODAC has helped thousands of Tucsonans recover from drugs & alcohol. CODAC is a nonprofit 501(C)(3) organization devoted to providing support, services and tools to individuals, families and communities so they may live with dignity, free from the harmful effects of substance use disorders, mental illness and trauma. 

Visit Website: www.codac.org

 Call: 520-202-1786 

Our mission statement is simple: Nothing useful goes to the landfill! We can reuse, redirect, refurbish or recycle.

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98.2% of our MOM program stays out of the landfill. We feed people and backyard animals. We share with food banks and pantries. We compost and worm gardening and reuse the produce boxes. 

Visit Website: www.marketonthemove.org