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IMPACT of Southern Arizona
Tucson, AZ · EIN 860968242 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE S20 · Community Improvement · Medium ($1M-$10M) · www.impactsoaz.org
revenue
$3.1M
expenses
$3.0M
net assets
$1.2M
employees
11
volunteers
170
program ratio
96%
mission · from form 990

IMPACT of Southern Arizona is a private non-profit volunteer based organization which empowers Southern Arizonans with the resources required to pursue a stabilized and enhanced quality of life.

profile · synthesized from sources

IMPACT of Southern Arizona operates a food bank in Catalina, AZ, providing food assistance to individuals and families in need. The organization distributes monthly "IMPACT Bags" containing USDA-recommended items and offers a shopping-style pantry for additional non-perishable goods and hygiene supplies. They rely on community partnerships, food drives, and sponsorships to support their programs.

named programs · 7 · from sources

what they call their work

Adopt a Child at the Holidays
Matches low-income families with donors to provide gifts for children during the holiday season.
Children's Book Distribution
Distributes gently used books to children monthly to promote literacy and imagination.
Children's Clothing Distribution
Provides gently used or new children's clothing to hundreds of children each year.
Community Education
Provides a platform for agencies, organizations, businesses, and specialists to share their talent and knowledge to help people improve their lives.
Food Bank Shopping Shelves
Allows families to select additional non-perishable food items, hygiene products, and cleaning supplies beyond the IMPACT Bag contents.
IMPACT Bag Program
Provides monthly bags of 8 USDA-recommended food items, including peanut butter, cereal, canned meat, pasta, rice, canned tomatoes, canned vegetables, and soup, to households seeking assistance.
Senior Hot Meal Program
Offers qualified, low-income seniors a hot mid-day meal three days a week in a dining room setting, often with entertainment or activities.
activities · 9 groups

what they do

  • Holiday Gift and Family Support Programs 4 activities
    • Community Education and Engagement
      Conducts community education programs, provides resources and referrals, and organizes seasonal events and programs. This includes a "Back to School" program distributing backpacks and a holiday gift-giving program matching low-income families with donors.
    • Youth and Family Support Programs
      Operates youth programs, organizes seasonal events like a "Back to School" program distributing over 250 backpacks, and matches low-income families with community donors for holiday gift giving to children. It also promotes literacy by providing children with a book monthly.
    • Youth and Family Support Programs
      Operates youth programs, including a "Back to School" program that distributed over 250 backpacks to children. It also matches low-income families with community donors for holiday gift giving to children.
    • Youth and Family Support Programs
      Organizes seasonal events and programs for youth, including a "Back to School" program that distributed over 250 backpacks. It also matches low-income families with community donors for holiday gift giving to children and provides children with a book monthly to promote literacy.
  • Nonprofit Thrift Store Operations 3 activities
    • Clothing Bank Operations
      Operates a clothing bank called "Loving Threads" in Northwest Tucson, providing customer service, sorting, and organizing activities. It distributes clothing and household linens, including hundreds of children's clothing items annually, to stabilize families and reduce stress.
    • Clothing Bank Operations
      Operates a clothing bank called "Loving Threads" in Northwest Tucson, providing customer service, sorting, and organizing activities. It distributes clothing and household linens, including hundreds of children's clothing items annually, to stabilize families and reduce stress.
    • Clothing Bank Operations
      Operates a clothing bank named "Loving Threads" in Northwest Tucson, providing customer service, sorting, and organizing activities. It distributes clothing and household linens, including hundreds of children's clothing items annually, and also provides professional wardrobe items as part of transitional services.
  • Adult Literacy and HSE/ESL Instruction 3 activities
    • Education and Self-Sufficiency Programs
      Offers free English as a Second Language (ESL) classes and US History and Civics lessons to prepare individuals for the US Citizenship Test, including paying the test fee for qualified low-income residents. It also provides nutritional education, job resources, resume coaching, GED help, and community navigator services to help people move out of poverty.
    • Education and Self-Sufficiency Programs
      Offers free English as a Second Language (ESL) classes and US History and Civics lessons to prepare individuals for the US Citizenship Test, including paying the test fee for qualified low-income residents. It also provides nutritional education, job resources, resume coaching, GED help, and community navigator services to help people move out of poverty.
    • Education and Skill Building Programs
      Offers free English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, US History and Civics lessons to prepare for the US Citizenship Test (including covering test fees for qualified low-income residents), and provides resume coaching and GED help.
  • Desert-Adapted Food Production 3 activities
    • Hydroponic Farming
      Operates a Leafy Green Machine, a containerized hydroponic farm, to grow fresh produce for the community.
    • Hydroponic Farming
      Operates a Leafy Green Machine, which is a containerized hydroponic farm, to grow fresh produce for the community.
    • Hydroponic Farming
      Operates a Leafy Green Machine, a containerized hydroponic farm, to grow fresh produce for the community.
  • Volunteer-Based Food Distribution Support 2 activities
    • Food Bank Operations and Distribution
      Operates a food bank that includes customer service, warehouse operations, and corporate food pick-up services. It distributes thousands of pounds of fresh and non-perishable food monthly, including "IMPACT BAGs" with USDA-recommended items, groceries, toiletries, and pet food. The organization also collects donated food from businesses to reduce waste.
    • Food Bank Operations and Distribution
      Operates a food bank that includes customer service, warehouse operations, and corporate food pick-up services. It distributes thousands of pounds of fresh and non-perishable food monthly, including "IMPACT BAGs" with USDA-recommended items, groceries, toiletries, and pet food. The organization also collects donated food from businesses to reduce waste.
  • Senior Meal Delivery and Congregate Dining 2 activities
    • Senior Support Services
      Provides a range of services specifically for seniors, including meal delivery to home-bound seniors, serving hot mid-day meals three days a week, and transportation services for doctor appointments.
    • Senior Support Services
      Provides a range of services specifically for seniors, including meal delivery to home-bound seniors, serving hot mid-day meals three days a week to qualified low-income seniors, and offering transportation services for medical appointments.
  • Food Preservation and Cooking Education 1 activity
    • Community Education and Outreach
      Conducts community education programs, including food and nutrition education, providing nutritional information, monthly recipes, children's activity sheets, and tips for food budgeting and health in the Food Bank lobby.
  • Job Readiness Training 1 activity
    • Job and Self-Sufficiency Resources
      Operates a Job Resource Center that provides job resources, case worker staff positions, and workshops to help individuals move out of poverty and achieve self-sufficiency. It also offers community navigator services.
  • Uncategorized 3 activities
    • Community Education and Engagement
      Conducts community education programs, provides resources and referrals, and organizes seasonal events and programs. It also promotes literacy by providing children with a book to take home every month.
    • Senior Support Services
      Provides a range of services specifically for seniors, including meal delivery to home-bound seniors, serving hot mid-day meals three days a week, and transportation services for doctor appointments.
    • Youth and Literacy Programs
      Operates youth programs and promotes literacy by providing children with a book to take home every month.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$3.13M
Contributions & grants$3.11M100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$9K0%
Other revenue$2K
expenses
Total expenses$3.01M
Program expenses96%
Admin / overhead2%
Fundraising2%
Salaries & benefits$510K
Grants paid out$2.00M
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$1.17M
Cash$382K
Investments$421K
Liabilities$16K
Net assets$1.16M
Liquid reserves3.2 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +5.3%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
Barbara McClure Executive Director 50 $102K
board members · 7
  • Bud Mottice — Director
  • Connie Victor — Director
  • James Ansell — Director
  • Pat Abel — Vice President
  • Richard Hudgins — President
  • Seana Daly — Secretary
  • Steve Volz — Treasurer
relationships · 35

who they work with

  • AZYP Partner — Collaborated to provide emergency services to rural Catalina residents.
  • Academy of Caregiving Excellence Partner — Partner organization.
  • Alzheimer's Association SW Desert Chapter Partner — Presents workshops on Alzheimer's basics and facilitates Alzheimer's support groups.
  • Amazon Partner — Participates in the Amazon Smile charity program, receiving donations from customer purchases.
  • Amphi PAT Partner — Collaborated to provide emergency services to rural Catalina residents.
  • Blake Easter Seals Partner — Provides staff to present parenting classes for children with Autism and hearing delays.
  • Catalina Village Council Partner — Provided help with start-up funds.
  • Community Food Bank Partner — Conducts large weekday food pick-ups from the Community Food Bank using a 16' Isuzu box truck.
  • Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona Partner — Provides government food access
  • DES Government — Provides government food access
  • GenPhoto AZ Partner — Event sponsor for the 2022 Women of IMPACT Celebration
  • Golden Goose Thrift Shop Partner — Receives half the net proceeds from the thrift shop.
  • Golder Ranch Fire District Partner — Collaborated to provide emergency services to rural Catalina residents.
  • JP Burton Group Partner — Event sponsor for the 2022 Women of IMPACT Celebration
  • Johnson & Johnson Partner — Corporate Matching Partner for donations to IMPACT of Southern Arizona
  • OV Rotary Trader Joe's Team Partner — Volunteers from this team assist with food bank operations and food rescue.
  • Oro Valley Chamber of Commerce Partner — Partner organization.
  • Oro Valley Rotarian members Partner — Volunteers meet Oro Valley Rotarian members at Trader Joe's for Saturday morning pick-ups.
  • Oro Valley Rotary Club Partner — Members pick up donations from Trader Joe's to alleviate food insecurity.
  • Pima Community College Partner — New partnership to help families move forward.
  • Pima Council on Aging Partner — Offers the "Matter of Balance" course, with IMPACT covering the fees.
  • Pima County Government — Provided a Community Grant for start-up funds and continued partnership for a new facility, owning the building.
  • Pima County Health Dept. Partner — Collaborated to provide emergency services to rural Catalina residents.
  • Pima County One-Stop Partner — Partner organization.
  • Primavera Partner — Partner organization.
  • SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Partner — Partnered in 2003 to establish the Golden Goose Thrift Shop, jointly creating it as a Membership Nonprofit where both organizations are the only members and share net proceeds equally.
  • SaddleBrooke Human Resources Office Partner — Partner organization.
  • The Designer's Eye Partner — Event sponsor for the 2022 Women of IMPACT Celebration
  • The Golden Goose Thrift Shop Partner — Jointly created with SaddleBrooke Community Outreach as a Membership Nonprofit, with net proceeds distributed equally to fund budgets.
  • Town of Oro Valley Partner — Donated over 500 cans of tuna for July's distribution as part of the IMPACT Bag Sponsorship program.
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