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Your 2026 Tucson guide to the charitable donation tax credit and federal donation write-offs. Learn what to save for IRS reporting, how to document furniture and appliance donations, and how car donations through Habitat for Humanity Tucson work.
“I have one life and one chance to make it count for something. I’m free to choose that something. That something—the something that I’ve chosen—is my faith. My faith demands that I do whatever I can, wherever I can, whenever I can, for as long as I can with whatever I have, to try to
In Tucson, many families upgrade their appliances each year, often leaving still-usable items without a home. But donating appliances offers a smart and eco-friendly solution, reducing waste and extending the appliance’s life cycle. Whether you’re looking for appliance donation pick up in Tucson, AZ or want to personally donate home appliances in Tucson AZ, there
We Celebrate the Distinguished Humanitarian’s Latest Milestone It is with great joy that we celebrate the milestone birthday of President Carter, as America’s oldest living president and one of Habitat’s most devoted volunteers turns 100 years old. President Carter’s time in the White House was defined by his generous spirit. Alongside his wife Rosalyn, President
Frank Pickett grew up making his own wooden toys; now, he volunteers at the HabiStore as a woodworker, fixing high-end used furniture for resale in support of Habitat for Humanity Tucson’s mission. “My father did some woodworking… When I was young, the neighbor boy and I used to make our own toys. We were relatively
“I’ll be here until I’m gone. Sitting here now, I’m a lot more safe and secure,” Benjamin Davis told us about his home repairs with Habitat Tucson. Benjamin was born to a military family in West Virginia before his dad’s job took them to Tucson. Benjamin enlisted after high school. During his service, he spent
This weekend, Habitat Tucson- along with all of you- continued to build homes, community and hope right here in Southern Arizona. See some of the photos below or visit our Facebook album to see all of them! See the album! Many thanks to everyone who supported our 24th annual Women Build event this past weekend
There’s good news from the Connie Hillman Family Foundation Urban Construction Knowledge (CHUCK) Center, Habitat Tucson’s innovative workforce development center and 15,000-square-foot construction warehouse! Want to get involved? Visit the CHUCK’s page to learn more or get in touch with us by calling (520) 326-1217 or emailing info@habitattucson.org! Workforce Development The CHUCK Center is now a registered
“I believe I’ve been given a gift. I’ve been blessed with the ability to build and do His work.” Rick Witt is a retired firefighter and HVAC professional from the Chicagoland area who considers himself a ‘snowbird,’ splitting the year between Tucson and East Troy, WI. Since retirement, he has become one of our most
Jennie’s whole life has been dedicated to helping disadvantaged people navigate unjust systems. Now, she’s an AmeriCorps member at Habitat Tucson, and she calls herself “a walking billboard” for supporting Habitat. At the start of her career, she was on track to go to law school when she served her first AmeriCorps year teaching literacy
