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History: In 1937 a group of teachers with a vision came together to form a financial cooperative that could better serve the financial needs of Tucson's school employees and their families. A year later, Tucson Teachers Federal Credit Union (TTFCU) was serving 38 members and had acquired assets of nearly $349. School employees volunteered their time to run the credit union until 1941, when the Board Treasurer was put on salary and the credit union moved into the basement of Tucson High School. Twenty years later, TTFCU had grown to 2,220 members, $1.8 million in assets, and six full-time employees. The first branch was built at Winstel and Speedway in 1961 and was managed by Abba Lee Bryant, who oversaw the building of two more branches in the mid-seventies. By the early eighties, TTFCU had grown to 22,250 members and $33.7 million in assets. It was during this time that credit unions became eligible to expand their fields of membership to new groups of members. TTFCU became TFCU (Tucson Federal Credit Union) and began serving not only Tucson Unified School District (TUSD) employees, students and their families along with the University of Arizona staff and students. On April 21, 2006, the National Credit Union Administration approved TFCU as a "Community Chartered"​ credit union. Our change to a "Community Charter"​ allows us to serve anyone who lives, works, worships, volunteers, or attends school in Pima County and their immediate families and household members. Today, TFCU has grown to more than 49,000 members and $352 million in assets. Our growth and success comes from the support of our members who use our services, a dedicated group of volunteers who are elected by our members to represent them, and a great staff who are committed to exceeding your expectations. Thank you for your continuing support. Mission Statement: Creating opportunities in our community through service, education and access.

History: In 1937 a group of teachers with a vision came together to form a financial cooperative that could better serve the financial needs of Tucson's school employees and their families. A year later, Tucson Teachers Federal Credit Union (TTFCU) was serving 38 members and had acquired assets of nearly $349. School employees volunteered their time to run the credit union until 1941, when the Board Treasurer was put on salary and the credit union moved into the basement of Tucson High School. Twenty years later, TTFCU had grown to 2,220 members, $1.8 million in assets, and six full-time employees. The first branch was built at Winstel and Speedway in 1961 and was managed by Abba Lee Bryant, who oversaw the building of two more branches in the mid-seventies. By the early eighties, TTFCU had grown to 22,250 members and $33.7 million in assets. It was during this time that credit unions became eligible to expand their fields of membership to new groups of members. TTFCU became TFCU (Tucson Federal Credit Union) and began serving not only Tucson Unified School District (TUSD) employees, students and their families along with the University of Arizona staff and students. On April 21, 2006, the National Credit Union Administration approved TFCU as a "Community Chartered"​ credit union. Our change to a "Community Charter"​ allows us to serve anyone who lives, works, worships, volunteers, or attends school in Pima County and their immediate families and household members. Today, TFCU has grown to more than 49,000 members and $352 million in assets. Our growth and success comes from the support of our members who use our services, a dedicated group of volunteers who are elected by our members to represent them, and a great staff who are committed to exceeding your expectations. Thank you for your continuing support. Mission Statement: Creating opportunities in our community through service, education and access.

The Tucson Hebrew Academy is our community Jewish Day School, providing exemplary education through stimulating, rigorous academics, inspired Jewish values, and an engaged, supportive community. What We Do THA develops students who are highly skilled, creative and critical thinkers with a spirited love of learning and a strong Jewish identity. CORE VALUES Children: We love our students and are committed to their growth and success. Developmentally appropriate, research-based teaching strategies and curricula are fundamentals. We educate the whole child at THA, balancing a rigorous academic program with Jewish values and experiences in the fine and performing arts, PE, technology, and more. Commitment to Excellence: High expectations of students, staff and faculty are fundamental to our philosophy and approach. We strive to ensure our graduates are prepared to excel in Tucson’s most challenging high schools. Community: We are a strong, warm and welcoming community. We ensure that all members of our school family are embraced and have a home at THA. Parent involvement is a hallmark of THA. Partnerships with local Jewish organizations and synagogues, and the greater community of Tucson, are critical components of our program. Living Judaism: Through study, prayer, Hebrew and celebrations of our traditions and heritage, the joy and pride of living Judaism thrives here. Our students obtain a strong moral compass, deep understanding of their roots, and the knowledge and inspiration for living a Jewish life and contributing to Jewish civilization. Supporting Israel: We support Israel and foster close relationships with Israeli students and educators. Tikkun Olam: Healing the world is a central tenet of our belief system. Through a range of strategies including service learning opportunities at school and in the community, our students both understand and enact this essential value of making the world a better place.

The mission of the Tucson Metro Chamber is to champion an environment where your business thrives and our community prospers. The Tucson Metro Chamber is a membership-based business advocacy and community development organization that represents 1,500 businesses, employing more than 160,000 employees in Tucson and Pima County. The Tucson Metro Chamber is committed to being the connector of leaders and influencers, catalyst for business growth, and champion for a stronger community. While you run your business, the Tucson Metro Chamber advocates for you by developing a climate in which business can create jobs and operate at a profit. The Chamber represents the interests of business with all levels of government, supports business-friendly ballot measures, creates a strong local economy and promotes the community. The Chamber also hosts the region’s premier networking opportunities and special events. The work the Chamber does as Tucson’s independent business advocate is entirely funded by membership investments, Chamber advertising media opportunities and special events. By investing in the Tucson Metro Chamber, you leverage the strength of a dynamic organization with a proven track record of 122 years promoting a healthy economy and superior quality of life for all members of our community. The Tucson Metro Chamber continuously updates TucsonChamber.org, to keep members and the community apprised of Chamber activities and to provide links to help members generate business from out-of-town and in-town referrals. Tucson Metro Chamber programs are developed through member-run committees that tap the varied expertise of local business owners. Through your participation in these committees and myriad networking and other special events, we can continue to grow and become an even stronger force in the community, region and state. We invite you to become involved.

The Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block encompasses an entire city block in historic downtown, and features original and traveling exhibitions focusing on Art of Latin America, Art of the American West, Modern and Contemporary Art and Asian Art as well as tours, education programs, studio art classes, and a Museum Store aimed at delighting and educating visitors. The Tucson Museum of Art serves the city and surrounding regions and is committed to broadening public access to the arts and enriching daily life.

Tucson Old Pueblo Credit Union was established in 1935 when Fire Captain John “Slatz” Freeman and 19 other men pooled their resources to form Tucson Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union. The first branch was at Fire Station One in downtown Tucson and the hours of operation were whenever there wasn’t a fire. The firefighters invited the police department and all City of Tucson employees to be part of the credit union. Through the years the Credit Union has made changes in both charters and names but throughout it all TOPCU has remained dedicated to our founding members, the City of Tucson employees.

Tucson Old Pueblo Credit Union was established in 1935 when Fire Captain John “Slatz” Freeman and 19 other men pooled their resources to form Tucson Municipal Employees Federal Credit Union. The first branch was at Fire Station One in downtown Tucson and the hours of operation were whenever there wasn’t a fire. The firefighters invited the police department and all City of Tucson employees to be part of the credit union. Through the years the Credit Union has made changes in both charters and names but throughout it all TOPCU has remained dedicated to our founding members, the City of Tucson employees.

Tucson Postpartum Depression Coalition Founded in 2005, Tucson Postpartum Depression Coalition (TPDC) is a non-profit, charitable organization committed to improving the lives of mothers by promoting the emotional health of pregnant and postpartum mothers in Pima County. The coalition was formed to focus the efforts of dedicated healthcare professionals on the development and delivery of comprehensive services to women with perinatal mood disorders. The Coalition is comprised of healthcare professionals serving pregnant and postpartum women in Pima County. Coalition members represent major hospitals and clinics that serve diverse populations throughout Pima County. General members attend quarterly meetings and board members meet periodically. TPDC achieves its mission through education for women, their families and their providers, referrals to psychotherapeutic support, and advocacy for public policy.

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Are you looking for a great education for your child or an amazing teaching opportunity? Tucson Unified has great options for you! As the largest school district in Southern Arizona, Tucson Unified offers more unique learning opportunities than any other district in the region. We strive to deliver an exceptional educational experience that best fits the needs of your child. Tucson Unified has a number of A+ and B rated schools, with more being added each year. Tucson Unified School District provides a well-rounded and supportive academic environment at each of our elementary, middle, high schools, as well as alternative schools. Our highly skilled academic and support services teams focus on nurturing the whole child, academically, intellectually, and socially. Whether your student would do best in a comprehensive school, magnet school, Duel-Language, Duel-Credit (college credit), alternative school, or exceptional education environment, TUSD is ready to work with you to select the right school for your family's needs. TUSD also offers free full-day kindergarten at each of our elementary and K-8 schools! And we have tuition-based options at our two Infant and Early Learning Centers in Tucson. We are committed to making quality early childhood education accessible to our community. Additionally, Tucson Unified offers award winning fine arts, music, interscholastic sports, studies in world languages and a focus on STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math) education. Are you New to TUSD? Please explore our schools online at http://www.tusd1.org/ and then make an appointment to tour the schools that interest you. Or, call School Community Services at 225-6400 to learn more about our schools and for assistance in making a selection for your child. Want to Work for us? https://jobs.tusd1.org/ We look forward to welcoming you to Tucson Unified School District.

The misssion of the Pima County School Superintendent's Office is to promote educational excellence through LEADERSHIP, SERVICE, and COLLABORATION. The Pima County School Superintendent's Office is a constitutional office with specific statutory mandates and authorities (Constitution of the State of Arizona, Article XI). Its statutory responsibilities fall into four broad categories: fiscal, special administration, informational and educational.