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"Greens for Seniors"
Pima Council on Aging's 2nd Annual Charity Golf Tournament will be held Saturday, April 17, 2010 at the Arizona National Golf Club.
Come enjoy a day of golf at one of Tucson's premier courses and help older adults in our community by supporting Pima Council on Aging.
If you would like to attend, click here to register.
If you are unable to attend, but would like to make a donation to PCOA,
visit our online Donation page and specify "Golf Tournament".
For questions, call Pima Council on Aging at 520-790-0504 or
e-mail bkirkpatrick@pcoa.org
Our beautiful "Faces of Tucson" murals will now number seven and we hope to add your loved ones, friends and colleagues to number eight. This living legacy which honors, or memorializes individuals, is a unique and lasting tribute. Come by our building and see for yourself that these tile murals are truly special.
Brochures are available. Inquiries can be made by calling Adina Wingate at 258-5067 or e-mail awingate@pcoa.org.
PCOA WANTS
YOUR UNWANTED CELL PHONES
Pima Council on Aging is collecting used and unwanted cell phones with their batteries attached as a new fund-raising opportunity to benefit our services. We accept all kinds of phones; older analog phones are not as valuable to redeem as digital ones but we want as many phones as we can get. This can be a continual source of revenue to us. Please bring your used cell phones to the PCOA office at 8467 E. Broadway, north side behind Vantage West.
We thank those of you who have been supporting this fund-raising drive.
Give-A-Car
By donating your car, truck, boat, motorcycle or trailer, you receive a tax donation while directly helping to bring Pima Meals on Wheels and a friendly visitor into the homes of frail older persons. Each year donors to this program extend PCOA's ability to provide this vital service to Pima County's most vulnerable older citizens. Call the Development Department for further information to Give-A-Car, at 790-0504.
Pima Council on Aging is a 501 (c) 3 organization. IRS regulations regarding donated property has different variations of deductibility therefore only the amount as defined by law is deductible.
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