One thing that amazed me when we moved to Tucson in 2015 was the friendliness and kindness of residents and their willingness to help their community thrive. Maintaining that spirit and generosity is harder these days, but perhaps the Tucson Agenda can help. How about highlighting venues where help is needed in Tucson, where it has worked so effectively (e.g., Casa Alitas) and what givers report they are getting back for their efforts. I'm sure there are many other Tucsonans who might benefit from helping others and feeling needed and just need to be pointed in the right directions.
If you really want to get knee-deep in it...consider the Bisbee Agenda. Only partially kidding:) Keep up the good work.
One thing that amazed me when we moved to Tucson in 2015 was the friendliness and kindness of residents and their willingness to help their community thrive. Maintaining that spirit and generosity is harder these days, but perhaps the Tucson Agenda can help. How about highlighting venues where help is needed in Tucson, where it has worked so effectively (e.g., Casa Alitas) and what givers report they are getting back for their efforts. I'm sure there are many other Tucsonans who might benefit from helping others and feeling needed and just need to be pointed in the right directions.