Sam Hughes Neighborhood Association

The Arizona Master Naturalist Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to training and certifying volunteers in natural and cultural history. With chapters across the state, they offer a 60-hour training program that prepares individuals to provide volunteer service and leadership to community organizations. Their inclusive approach, sliding scales for payment and hours accrual, and commitment to equity and inclusion make them a valuable resource for those interested in learning about Arizona's natural history. As the recipient of the 2020 ANROSP Program of the Year Award, the Arizona Master Naturalist Association is a trusted leader in the field. Their mission is to give back to the natural world by sharing knowledge and volunteering service hours. By becoming a certified volunteer, individuals can contribute to the preservation and appreciation of Arizona's diverse natural and cultural heritage for years to come.Generated from the website

The Southern Arizona Chess Association is a community organization based in Tucson, AZ, dedicated to promoting and fostering the game of chess. With a focus on providing opportunities for players of all skill levels to engage in friendly competition and improve their strategic thinking, the association hosts regular tournaments and events throughout the year. Generated from their business information

The Global Art Project is an international initiative founded by Tucson-based artist Katherine Josten, inviting artists and individuals from around the world to express their ideas of peace and unity through art. Since its inception in 1994, the Project has brought together over 40,000 participants, including art councils, schools, community groups, and youth programs, to create, exhibit, and exchange art that promotes global love and friendship. With participation confirmed from all seven continents, including Antarctica's McMurdo Base, the Global Art Project aims to create a multicultural expression of peace and connection, culminating in a week-long event in April 2002 where thousands of messages of love and friendship will encircle the Earth. Through personal and community expressions of love, the Project seeks to heal on personal, community, and global levels, fostering a sense of unity and providing exposure to new ideas and cultures.Generated from the website