Tolleson Community Coalition

“Class of activity: basic needs cash contribution: 6,060 class of activity: education cash contribution: 17,500 class of activity: elders cash contribution: 9,610 class of activity: elders cash contribution: 11,484 class of activity: elders cash contribution: 5,794 class of activity: helping the homeless cash contribution: 6,703”

“Class of activity: educational support name: maricopa community college found address: 2419 west 14th st. Tempe, az 85281 cash contribution: 8,000”

“Luces light festival advertising 1,467 whoopee daze festival advertising 40 expenses advertising, general 915 advertising, program service 107 office 35 meals 1,111 bank fees 38 dues and subscriptions 1,800 supplies 7,938 total 13,451”

“Tolleson community coalition (tcc) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded in 2015 to be a volunteer-driven, grass-roots organization for the purpose of serving the tolleson community.”

“The tolleson community coalition (tcc) provided scholarships, enrichment activities, and educational resources to support youth development and academic advancement. Students received direct educational support, including scholarships for first-year college students and four additional scholarships to first-generation college students. Tcc contributed to the estrella community college endowment, benefiting local graduates. Funding also supported the tolleson union high school mariachi, ballet folklorico, and jr. Rotc programs, as well as a cadet leadership camp and a college leadership trip. Additional initiatives included funding for career development conferences and summer programs for youth councils. Tcc's back-to-school initiative distributed backpacks and supplies, while summer and after-school programs served school-aged children through daycare, sports, leadership training, and college readiness activities.”

“Tcc served elderly residents through a variety of support services, emphasizing respect, engagement, and essential assistance. The coalition partnered with local organizations to distribute food boxes, and provide financial assistance for rent, utilities, and other emergency expenses. Elders were honored through community events such as valentine's day and christmas celebrations, where gift cards (100 each) were distributed. Transportation assistance was coordinated to facilitate elder participation in events. Tcc also supported the community's veterans through sponsorship of the tolleson golf classic tournament benefiting the local vfw post.”

“Tcc addressed critical basic needs among vulnerable populations, including families experiencing financial hardship, homelessness, and food insecurity. The organization supported charlando entre mujeres, a grassroots group aiding spanish-speaking undocumented women, children, and the elderly. Services included mental health support, food coordination, housing assistance, and parenting education. Tcc helped prevent homelessness for individuals and provided emergency shelter and resources for unhoused individuals, including students and single parents. School districts received funds to stock hygiene kits and emergency supplies for students. Tcc empowered local entrepreneurs through targeted support and resources.”