It's highly a friendly place and people are very professional and understanding . I haven't been…read moreable to go back because my wheelchair broke down and so I have stayed home . I miss the events and I miss the family feeling. Because whenever you are with them you feel like a family . It's a non-smoking place which helps me with my health . I'm not able to go to the other post because of the cigarette smoking inside. Quality of the food is wonderful .

Ok where to begin, it took me way longer than it should have to join this organization!…read moreThis is now my new home away from home. I love the staff, the command structure, and my fellow patrons. This is a great place for veterans, and one of only two places in Tucson that sells Old Style Beer! So if you're a veteran who has served in a foreign war zone, please join us, you won't regret it!

What's not to love. Ben's Bells is has been such a positive influence on promoting kindness…read morethroughout our communities it is just amazing! I always love to stop by their gift shop and get something fun to brighten someone else's day.

This is one of the best non profit's in Tucson which shares Kindness. I give the bells and coins as…read moregifts to people I work with and to my clients. It's a little gift which means so much to the person who receives it. The studio is open to whoever wants to stop by and volunteer. I've been many times with my boys. It's always fun. It's a wonderful cause.

What a treat to see this temporary pop up! It's arrived for the holiday season, just since Black…read moreFriday, at the coaxing of the management team. Thankfully. The two other main locations in Tucson are not open on Sundays, like this pop up. You can purchase mini bells and holiday bells. Most go between about $20 and $50 each. Great way to share love, kindness and this lovely organization's mission. They also have inside, tea towels, jewelry and many other gift items. There is a partnership with the UA College of Education, so there are mini bells with the Block A and Wilbur Wildcat. How wonderful! There's also pride, apple (for teachers), heart and snowflake mini bells. Of course, you cannot purchase the large bells. You can only acquire one by finding one that has been planted in public. There is a work station in the back where you can paint. Take 2 minutes or 2 hours to volunteer -- whatever your fancy. And bring the kids. Not certain how long the shop will be open, but what a treat!

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.

I called the ''Lawyer Referral Service" 3 days ago as PCOA directed. The cost was $50.00 not…read more$35.00 as printed. The Lawyer they referred does not handle Elder Law and I only spoke to his receptionist. LRS cannot take calls or messages. I'm out $50.00 and they will NOT Answer their phone or any attempts to solve my problem. DOES PCOA OFFER ANY HELP WITH A LEGAL PROBLEM? Thank you, Janet

Former Employee here. Was lured in by the pay as an exempt, salaried Sr. Accountant. I had…read moretraining, for a week, wasn't offered any projects for the long term, and what I was hired for, I never did. CFO is very toxic, does not delegate, and keeps everything to himself. The finance department feels like a funeral home. There's no joy and happiness. Standing up for yiurnrights as an employee gets you fired. I was docked pay, and after complaining to HR, 2 hours later, I was fired. Unlawful.firing seems to happen here a lot. Don't trust these people. They don't even have their finances in order, and a lot of payroll mishaps.

The Colby Olsen foundation is a place where everyone feels welcomed. I have been part of this…read moreorganization for 6 months and everyday I learn to love this place more.

A fantastic addition for LGBTQ youth to Tucson's 4th Ave/Downtown area! This drop-in center is open…read moreto all LGBTQ youth and their allies and will serve as a safe space for those who need it. Youth ages 13-24 are welcome as participants to use the variety of resources available there. A lot of work went into this facility and I'm excited to see the staff at SAAF bring it to life with the youth as well. Stop by to show your support and see some rad youth art on the walls!

This amazing center is a safe, supportive space for LGBTQ ‍ youth in Southern Arizona. "A place to…read moreshare and grow, a place to move beyond endurance to transformation and triumph"

This is the BEST place to have girls develop their personality and achievements as the Mission…read morestatement of the Girl Scouts is "Building girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place". The staff and volunteers in this council are 100% dedicated to the girls. The facilities and camps are designed with the girls in mind. The programs are exciting and practical and enjoyed by the girls!! And those cookies!!!!!

This is such an amazing place! They have so many fun things for the girls to do. They constantly…read morehave classes where girls can earn badges and learn new things. They have great events all the time. The store is great. They have everything you will need for you girl scout. The staff is helpful and very nice. I enjoy every visit.