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  • Image: Women for Sobriety - Face to Face Meeting

    Women for Sobriety - Face to Face Meeting

    Fridays

    Women for Sobriety - Please call for location

    Please call, Tucson Central

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    $0 - But Donations welcome

    Face to Face meeting for Women who need sobriety support. 253-802-5924

  • Knit Blankets for People in Need

    Tucson Jewish Community Center

    3800 E. River Road., Tucson Northwest

    The Warm Up Tucson knitting group meets from 10 a.m. to noon, every Friday, to knit blankets for people who need them in the community. All skill levels are invited to work with an instructor to knit nine-inch squares to be assembled into finished blankets. 299-3000, ext. 106

  • Bird Walks

    Catalina State Park

    Oracle Road, 5 miles north of Ina Road., Tucson Northeast

    A 2.5-hour guided walk along mostly flat terrain begins at the picnic-area parking-lot ramada at 8:30 a.m., every Friday and Sunday, weather permitting; $7 park entrance fee. Birders of any age or skill level are welcome. Dogs are not allowed. 628-5798

  • Havi - An AI-Powered Presentation Tool

    Ongoing

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    Free

    Havi AI is a smart AI platform that takes your ideas and prompts and turns them into useful information, high-quality content, and presentations that you can use. 4158304348

  • Havi - An AI-Powered Presentation Tool

    Ongoing

    Get Tickets Tickets

    Free

    Havi AI is a smart AI platform that takes your ideas and prompts and turns them into useful information, high-quality content, and presentations that you can use. 4158304348

  • Havi - An AI-Powered Presentation Tool

    Ongoing

    Get Tickets Tickets

    Free

    Havi AI is a smart AI platform that takes your ideas and prompts and turns them into useful information, high-quality content, and presentations that you can use. 4158304348

  • Havi - An AI-Powered Presentation Tool

    Ongoing

    Get Tickets Tickets

    Free

    Havi AI is a smart AI platform that takes your ideas and prompts and turns them into useful information, high-quality content, and presentations that you can use. 4158304348

  • Havi - An AI-Powered Presentation Tool

    Ongoing

    Get Tickets Tickets

    Free

    Havi AI is a smart AI platform that takes your ideas and prompts and turns them into useful information, high-quality content, and presentations that you can use. 4158304348

  • Havi - An AI-Powered Presentation Tool

    Ongoing

    Get Tickets Tickets

    Free

    Havi AI is a smart AI platform that takes your ideas and prompts and turns them into useful information, high-quality content, and presentations that you can use. 4158304348

  • Havi - An AI-Powered Presentation Tool

    Ongoing

    Get Tickets Tickets

    Free

    Havi AI is a smart AI platform that takes your ideas and prompts and turns them into useful information, high-quality content, and presentations that you can use. 4158304348
  • Image: 100 women skydivers attempt world record: Project 19

    100 women skydivers attempt world record: Project 19

    Ongoing

    Skydive Arizona

    4900 N. Taylor St., Eloy Casa Grande

    Free

    Called Project 19, the mission of the project is to build a 100-way Women’s “Vertical” World Record to celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the 19th Amendment. 5204663753

  • Actors needed for reading audio-script

    Ongoing

    Actors needed in Tucson for reading audio-script (=no memorization required) for web distribution. Chinese & Hispanic middle aged men. $20/hour several half days. Details at: orientation.theater 520-485-9966
  • Image: Maria's Personal Assistant Services

    Maria's Personal Assistant Services

    Ongoing

    Maria's Personal Assistant Services

    1324 W Thurber Pl, Tucson Central

    $20+

    Assistance for your daily life. We are here to help you with chores/tasks to make your life a little less hectic 520-987-1139

  • Artist Assistant Needed

    Local artist in search of motivated assistant for the following tasks: Art packaging, social media, canvas prep etc. Will train. Please call Jose at (520) 488-1863
  • Image: GET HELP for Anything

    GET HELP for Anything

    GET HELP for Anything in Pima County

    2797 E. Ajo Way, Tucson Central

    free

    Dial 911 for immediate emergencies, but CALL 211 for any other urgent needs, including adoption, foster care, clothing, domestic violence services, education, family services, financial assistance, legal services, disability-related services, mental health counselling, or services for pets and animals, seniors, substance abuse, or youth. 211arizona.org/ 211

  • Grief Support Group Facilitators

    Tu Nidito Children and Family Services

    3922 N. Mountain Ave., Tucson Central

    Volunteer facilitators are needed to help run support groups for guardians of grieving children, from 5:45 to 9 p.m., twice each month, at the volunteer's choosing. Training is provided. Visit tunidito.org/volunteer for more information. 322-9155

  • Volunteers Sought for Non-Partisan Voting Research

    UA Social Sciences Building

    1145 E. South Campus Drive., Tucson Downtown / 4th Ave / University

    A UA researcher seeks white males ages 25 to 65 who live in the second congressional district, voted in all three of the last congressional elections and have a combined annual household income of less than $35k or more than $80k. To participate, email lvilahen@email.arizona.edu.

  • Senior Nutrition Program for 60+

    Meals are served to seniors daily for $2 suggested donation at Armory Park Center, El Pueblo Senior Center, El Rio Neighborhood Center, Freedom Recreation Center, Donna Liggins Recreation Center and Quincie Douglas Neighborhood Center. Call for times at each center. Visit tucsonaz.gov/parksandrec for contact information and locations, including maps.

  • Are You Concerned About Someone Else's Drinking?

    Al-Anon Family groups meet daily to help family members and significant others. Call 323-2229, or visit al-anon-southernaz.org for information or to locate a meeting.

  • Tours at Tohono Chul Park

    Tohono Chul Park

    7366 N. Paseo del Norte., Tucson Northwest

    "Walk in the Park" covers basic Sonoran Desert ecology, at 9 a.m., Monday through Saturday. "Birds of Tohono Chul" helps identify both native and migratory species at 8:30 a.m., Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Tours are included with admission; $8, $6 senior, $4 student with valid ID, $2 age 5 through 12, free member or child younger than 5, includes admission to the park. Visit tohonochulpark.org for more information. 742-6455

  • LGBT Jewish Inclusion Project

    Jews in Tucson have a unique set of challenges and opportunities to connect to LGBT and Jewish resources, people, and information. Volunteers are sought to help create a unique Tucson LGBT Jewish Community that meets members' needs. Email lgbtinfo@jfsa.org for more information.

  • Transparents Support Group

    Ongoing

    This family-support and social group was created by and for the parents/caregivers of children who are transgender, gender diverse, questioning and,or, gender creative. Families meet to support one another and share experiences while their children safely socialize. Meetings take place monthly at various locations, as supported by Wingspan’s Southern Arizona Gender Alliance. To become involved or for more information, call or email rstrozzo@wingspan.org.

  • Wingspan Youth Programs

    Wingspan

    430 E. Seventh St., Tucson Central

    Eon collaborates with several other agencies to provide support groups, outreach, homelessness services, social activities, and educational and career enrichment to gay, lesbian, bisexual, two-spirit, transgender, queer, questioning, intersexed and straight-ally youth. Youth may also become volunteers or get more information about activism. Leadership training is provided for LGBT and allied youth ages 13 through 23. Call or visit wingspan.org for more information. 624-1779

  • Seed Library

    Joel D. Valdez Main Library

    101 N. Stone Ave., Tucson Central

    Check seeds out from the library, and return seeds from your crop. Hours are 9 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Wednesday; 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., Thursday; 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Friday; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Saturday; and 1 to 5 p.m., Sunday; free. Call 791-4010, or email askalibrarian@pima.gov for more information. 594-5500

  • Patagonia Lake State Park

    Patagonia Lake State Park

    400 Patagonia Lake Road., Patagonia Central

    Visitor center hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., Wednesday through Sunday. Avian tours take place on the pontoon boats at 8:45 a.m. and 10 a.m., Saturdays and Sundays. Pontoon boats depart for the Lake Discovery Tour to the west end of the lake at 11:15 a.m., Saturdays and Sundays. A twilight pontoon tour takes place just before dark on Saturdays. Each boat trip is $5. Bird walks are held every Monday and Friday at 9 a.m.; walks are about three hours long; free. Park entrance fees are $10 to $15 for each vehicle, $17 for non-electric camping sites, $25… (520) 287-6965

  • Fluxx Studio and Gallery

    Fluxx Studio and Gallery

    690 E. 19th Street. #130, Tucson Central

    free

    This nonprofit community space hosts exhibitions, performance art, movie screenings, workshops and special events to increase the visibility and promote the creation of queer arts and culture in Tucson. Volunteers are needed throughout the year to help with business, art and production projects. 882-0242

  • The Creative Space

    Tucson Museum of Art

    140 N. Main Ave., Tucson Central

    Materials and activities are available in the lobby to encourage families to create museum-inspired artwork; free with admission. Hours are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday, Friday and Saturday; 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Thursday; noon to 5 p.m., Sunday; and closed Monday and Tuesday; $8, $6 senior and veteran, $3 student with ID, free younger than 13, free the first Sunday of every month. Visit tucsonmuseumofart.org for more information. 624-2333

  • Tucson Gay Museum

    A website tracks the history of how the gay community has responded to the political and social environment of Southern Arizona, and welcomes contributions of stories and artifacts. Visit tucsongaymuseum.org for more information.

  • SACASA Safe Streets in Arizona

    Ongoing

    From catcalls, sexist comments and threats, to groping, stalking and assault, gender-based street harassment makes public spaces unwelcoming and even unsafe, especially for youth and young adults. Safe Streets AZ encourages all community members to share their stories and get support. Find resources and report harassment at safestreetsaz.com.

  • Plant Low-Cost Trees for Energy Efficiency

    Customers of Tucson Electric Power Company or Trico Electric Co-op qualify for native shade trees to plant within 15 feet of their homes on the west, south or east side. Trees are $8 or $15 including delivery; several varieties are available. Call 791-3109, or visit tucsonaz.gov/tcb/tft for more information. TRICO Electric Cooperative members may request trees for $15 online at trico.coop, or call 744-2955, ext. 1605, for assistance.
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