Operation Chill Out
When temperatures reach the triple digits in Tucson, our community's homeless population is put in an even more dire situation, with little to no means to escape the sweltering heat.
Our Hospitality House staff and volunteers are putting their compassion into action with Operation Chill Out, going to local parks to provide relief with water, hats, lip balm, sunscreen, umbrellas, and light colored t-shirts.

Donation List:
Water
Hats
Lip balm
Sunscreen
Umbrellas
Light colored t-shirts
Water saves lives!.
PLEASE BRING YOUR DONATIONS TO:
Hospitality House
520-795-9671
All Nations Corps Community Center
1001 N. Richey Blvd.
520-795-4504
Amphi Corps Community Center
218 E. Prince Road
520-888-1299
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The Salvation Army Tucson Hospitality House and
Corps Community Centers
also open their doors during regular operating hours to
provide indoor cooling and hydration.
Volunteers are needed to ride along with a staff member in our air-conditioned van to distribute cold water, snacks, hygiene supplies, and other heat relief items.
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Volunteer commitment: Flexible, (Monday through Friday, only), but we do ask that volunteers try to commit to a particular day and time (if possible) so that we can ensure the success of the program.
Volunteer shifts are 2-3 hours.
Questions?
Please contact our Volunteer Coordinator at 520-448-3997.
To make a donation by phone, please call (520) 795-9671.
Please specify Operation Chill Out.
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Thank you for helping The Salvation Army serve Tucson's most vulnerable!

SUMMER COOLING STATION
OPENING JUNE 1ST!
The Salvation Army Tucson Hospitality House
1002 N. Main Ave.
Operating daily from 12:00 PM to 5:00 PM
June 1 through August 31
Because of the generosity of our Tucson community, we're grateful to providie critical services to individuals experiencing homelessness and neighbors without access to adequate cooling.
If you, or someone you know needs relief from the heat, we kindly invite you to come cool off with The Salvation Army!
Services available at the Summer Cooling Station include:
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Showers and hygiene supplies
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Lunch served daily from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
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Cots for rest and recovery
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Cold water, soda, snacks, and to-go dinner sacks
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Summer relief essentials
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Case management and agency referrals
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Laundry services with detergent provided
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Assistance from El Rio Health on Tuesdays
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Daily movies in a safe, air-conditioned space
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Clothing and dog booties (when available)