The 2009/2010 school year will be Tucson Project?s third year providing book bags and school supplies to kids in the Greater Cleveland area and providing grant writing support to assist community organizations acquire funding for after-school programs.
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The Tucson Project Philosophy |
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Tucson Project is committed to improving the quality of life and enhancing the vitality of the communities in which it operates. Through financial contributions and the volunteer efforts of its employees, Tucson Project supports programs and organizations that address social progress, economic success and educational excellence - all vital components of community sustainability. |
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Social Progress Increasing access to opportunity; helping children, youth and families; |
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Economic Success Revitalizing neighborhoods; helping people achieve self-sufficiency; enhancing the quality of life; and |
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Educational Excellence Providing commitment to enhancing and creating educational experiences, through supporting traditional and nontraditional programs. |
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Programming Emphasis |
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Each year, Tucson Project contributes to a number of efforts that meet the needs of various groups and communities where the company operates. Areas of support include: |
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Educational programs; |
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Culture & the arts; |
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Environmental initiatives; and |
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Civic & community activities. |
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Community Outreach 