They are a great business that help seniors get what they need in medical supplies and who cannot…read moreafford to purchase them..

As a new volunteer I was "fired" because "you don't seem happy here." I had spent over 10 hours…read morethere trying to learn the process and computer system used. But I didn't pay attention tion to the other volunteers while they talked about their family problems, church, and things that didn't involve me. I think they were offended because I was taking my training seriously and wasn't there to fit into a clique. I was unceremoniously fired and it was very upsetting.

My parents, now just my mother, have lived at La Posada for the past few years. The staff are…read morecaring and patient. The restaurant provides delicious meals including lavish holiday buffets (the flourless chocolate cake was a favorite of mine this year). The nursing staff gets high marks, too. Lovely grounds are well kept and our father's last resting place is in Central Park here onsite. Thanks, everyone!

I have a dear friend that lives here and she is always mentioning how cold and poor the food is…read more Feels like for the price she pays it would be better. I hope they improve.

After my initial positive review - they did NOTHING. Bunch of hot air, not willing to replace the…read moremeter, shut off valve or gasket & flange. If YOUR METER breaks during flange replacement, that's on community water - bunch of junk from the 80's that should've been replaced years ago.

I had a new item on my bill and asked for clarification on the new sewage charge. That's because I…read morealso received a sewage as usual, from Tucson. The GV water company said they were taking over the charge, but their dates overlap. They then said that the sewage service dates were different than the service dates on the statement and argued "just trust us". Unprofessional and appears unethical.

The bands on Friday and Saturday night are great. During the week they have karaoke, bingo, and…read moreother activities. The restaurant serves very good food. Check out Green Valley Elks #2592.

Loved this place. Good music really nice people. . Can't wait to go back. We had our New Year new…read morebeginning party there. They helped us on 2 days notice it was great.

These people don't even bother to return phone calls. I attended an event where they were showing…read morethe dogs. There was a dog we were interested in adoption and they never follow through three applications were put in one by myself when my husband and another one my daughter-in-law did and none of us receive any contact from these organizations. It is a shame we wanted to adopt from a rescue or a shelter however, they don't care to have these pets adopted? After waiting calling texting emailing and no one returned your call or an email or a text. I went ahead and purchased. Two puppies from breeders. It is a shame that these organizations say they want to place into a good Home however, never bothered to follow up.

From the owner: We are a rescue unlike any other. We are volunteer owned and operated. We do not have overhead…read morecosts. We do not have paid staff. We do not have expensive utility bills. Why? Because our rescue is a network of homes throughout our communities that step up and answer the call to end the animal welfare crisis. Our volunteers, when funded well, remove at-risk dogs straight from the streets and place them directly in to their forever homes within our Volunteer Sanctuary Pool Alliance, and not a temporary overcrowded and poorly funded shelter. This membership, (The VSPA) is one that anybody can join for free. All adoptions are free. And we raise funds to support our members. It's that simple. The animal welfare crisis can not be handled by one single shelter or charity. The crisis is a community problem. And community problems must come with community solutions. So join our alliance and make a difference. Even if you are not wanting to adopt or foster, the more our alliance grows, the louder our voice is. And right now, dogs at risk across our country need our voices to be as loud as possible. Visit us now. Become informed. Stay engaged. Volunteer. Adopt. Foster. Support. Act today to save a life tomorrow and be a hero forever!

I am in the process of making a few major life changes. And part of that process is thinning out my…read more"stuff", books, clothes, etc. A dear friend volunteers at Sister Jose's and recommended that they were a worthy recipient of donations. So I loaded up clothing, shoes and books that have served me well but will not be a part of my life moving forward. I am so grateful for the opportunity to support this woman's shelter and support group by donating my above mentioned stuff. I met both volunteers and recipients and was incredibly moved by the experience. This is a much needed support group for women who are struggling in our community. I am grateful to have been a part of supporting this program. They are located at Park and 21st Street and are most appreciative of donations of your much needed items or volunteer work. Please consider them when you are cleaning out no longer needed items in your home. Tucson has a big heart and I encourage you to donate. Thanks for your support.

This is a Women's Center for homeless women and their pets. This organization is such a wonderful…read moreplace that is much needed in our city. They assist women that are experiencing homelessness. They have laundry services, showers, restrooms, kitchen and outdoor garden for the guest to use while they stay there temporarily. You can gather a group of volunteers to cook dinner for the women that stay over night (40+). My friends and I attended a Kitchen Orientation recently and we plan to make a monthly dinner for the guest that stay over night. If you are unable to cook the dinner you can always have food delivered. You may also deliver donations such as: new womens underwear, socks, gently used clothing, sneaker/walking shoes, pack-backs, luggage, pet supplies (dog/cat/rabbit food, treats leashes, harness, pet toys, cat litter,etc.). They are in need of blankets, warm weather clothing and size 5/6 walking shoes. You may also make donations online or purchase items from their Amazon Wish list. They do provide donation receipt (if you need one)

I love Viva Pima! They have a following and for a reason! While not huge (but not tiny), folks line…read moreup before they open at 10 3 days a week, particularly on Saturdays, as they get great donations especially of vintage dishes. Lots of functional clothes and children's books as well, and some chairs and furniture. Staff are friendly and lines are run very efficiently!

While perusing through TikTok I ran across a video they made about the various things they were…read moreselling and the prices seemed too good to be true so I had to check it out for myself. Unbelievably everything was true! The prices here are great. I picked up a solid oak made in California American Mission end table for $18. Great group of people working here, all employees are volunteers and all of the proceeds stay in Tucson.