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| Summary Number: 43 |
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| Continue to recognize and support the region's various non-profit, health care, and social service organizations and celebrate its culture of volunteerism |
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| | "I love that Tucson supports over 2,000 non-profits, including everything from hospitals to community radio to museums. It is also a liberal community which suits my political nature." |
| | "There are lots of non-profits supporting low-income families, immigrants, and other marginalized groups. It�s sad that many of them are having to cut back, but I appreciate how many of them are out there." |
| | "I like the strong grass roots avocational & non-profit organizations." |
| | "Wonderful grassroots and volunteerism - government needs to bring these together."
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| | "Friendly people who give back to their community via volunteerism as well as financial support. There is a pride in helping others."
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| | "Charitable nature of our community." |
| | "I love that people are kind in Tucson, most people I know volunteer in one way or another. There's plenty of opportunity to grow as a city through volunteering." |
| | "This community recognizes and honors volunteers." |
| | "I appreciate the Community Food Bank, Gospel Rescue Mission and my local church-congregation." |
| | "Government service shrinkage can only be countered by the private sector and non-profit human service commitment." |
| | "We have some of the finest facilities in Tucson, ranging from the best doctors to the best hospitals" |
| | "Good hospitals and doctors that are close to home and work like Northwest Medical Center. Good beautiful retirement centers that take care of the elderly like Fountains of LaCholla." |
| | "We only have 1 trauma center. If we lost this, we'd have to go to Phoenix and we'd be in real trouble (especially in the event of a disaster)." |
