Posted on: December 23, 2025 Posted by: Altrusa Tucson Chapter Comments: 0

Taking the Stage at Tully Elementary

Readers’ Theatre Comes to Life On Wednesday, December 17, the third graders at Tully Elementary took a big step — from practice to performance. After weeks of reading, rehearsing, and learning how to use their voices and bodies to tell a story, students shared their work in a Readers’ Theatre …

Posted on: December 14, 2025 Posted by: Altrusa Tucson Chapter Comments: 0

Finding Their Voices at Tully Elementary

Readers’ Theatre, Drama, and the Joy of Storytelling At Tully Elementary, reading doesn’t stop at the page. This fall, Altrusa volunteers have been working with third graders to bring stories to life through Readers’ Theatre — a blend of reading, acting, and expressive storytelling that helps students build confidence, comprehension, …

Posted on: November 30, 2025 Posted by: Altrusa Tucson Chapter Comments: 0

Supporting Sister José Women’s Center: Insights from Founder Jean Fedigan

Altrusa Tucson’s November service focus centered on supporting Sister José Women’s Center, an organization that plays a critical role in protecting and empowering women experiencing homelessness. As part of this focus, members gathered clothing and essential items throughout November. The following month, at our November meeting, founder and executive director …

Marcia Lucas delivers Altrusa donations to Treasures for Teachers
Posted on: September 4, 2025 Posted by: Altrusa Tucson Chapter Comments: 0

August Service Focus: Treasures for Tucson Teachers

In August, Altrusa Tucson lent its support to Treasures for Teachers, a nonprofit that helps local educators stretch their classroom budgets. For many teachers, buying supplies out of pocket has become a routine part of the job. Treasures for Teachers eases that burden by collecting donated items and making them …

Posted on: August 19, 2025 Posted by: Altrusa Tucson Chapter Comments: 0

Back-to-School and Beyond: Altrusa Volunteers Supporting Literacy Across Tucson

As Tucson classrooms come alive again with the buzz of a new school year, Altrusa International of Tucson’s volunteers are already making plans to support young readers and writers in the months ahead. From preschool lending libraries to neighborhood book exchanges, from community book sales to creative writing contests, Altrusans …

Celebrating the 2025 Summer Young Authors Contest Winners
Posted on: August 9, 2025 Posted by: Altrusa Tucson Chapter Comments: 0

Celebrating the 2025 Summer Young Authors Contest Winners

Altrusa International of Tucson is thrilled to announce the winners of our 2025 Summer Young Authors Contest! This year’s entries came from a variety of Southern Arizona communities, with wonderful support from local libraries and promotion through Bear Essential News. We are grateful for everyone who helped encourage young writers …

Posted on: July 5, 2025 Posted by: Altrusa Tucson Chapter Comments: 0

Altrusa 2025–2026 Program Calendar

Literacy, Leadership, Development, Fellowship Community service, literacy support, and connection in action June Service Focus: Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona June 5, 2025: Board Meeting at Woods Library, 12–2 PM June 19, 2025: Business/Planning Meeting at Kingfisher Restaurant June Birthday: Gail Dent (6/28) July Service Focus: United Through Reading …

Posted on: June 30, 2025 Posted by: Altrusa Tucson Chapter Comments: 0

Win a Kia Carnival Hybrid SX Prestige. Fuel a Cause. Support Altrusa Tucson!

The 2025 Jim Click Millions for Tucson Raffle is underway—and it’s your chance to win a brand-new Kia Carnival Hybrid SX Prestige, first-class airline tickets, or $5,000 in cash, all while supporting meaningful local programs through the Altrusa International Foundation of Tucson, Inc. This exciting community-wide raffle gives 100% of the …

Posted on: June 1, 2025 Posted by: Altrusa Tucson Chapter Comments: 0

Altrusa International of Tucson Annual Installation Luncheon Welcoming New Officers for 2025–2026

On Saturday, May 17, 2025, Altrusa International of Tucson gathered for its annual luncheon to celebrate another year of service and to install its newly elected leadership. The elegant event was graciously hosted by Gail Dent, whose hospitality and warm spirit set the tone for an afternoon of reflection, recognition, …