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UPDATE

Over the past several months, SVP Tucson has been facing organizational challenges and financial headwinds that prompted the SVP Tucson board to explore various scenarios to ensure a strong and sustainable future. As a supporting organization of the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona (CFSA), SVP Tucson and CFSA collaboratively determined that changes need to be made to ensure the organization’s continued viability and impact.

SVP Tucson, SVP International, and CFSA are collaborating on a restructuring process designed to position the organization for long-term success and continued service to the Tucson community. During this period, CFSA will manage the transition of current operations while all three organizations work together to chart a path forward that honors SVP Tucson’s legacy and community relationships.

The majority of SVP Tucson programming is on hold outside convening the Community Coalition for Prosperity, for more information on this please email: Jennie@SVPTucson.org

Since 2006, SVP Tucson has made a meaningful impact in our community—investing more than $43 million in 104 local nonprofit partners and touching the lives of over 100,000 individuals each year. We are deeply grateful to the staff, partners, donors, volunteers, supporters, and nonprofit organizations who have made this impact possible and contributed to SVP Tucson’s long history of collaborative community service.

As we move forward, SVP Tucson, SVP International, and CFSA remain committed to listening to the community and focusing on its needs to ensure that SVP Tucson’s next iteration continues its legacy of partnership and impact. We are united in our commitment to a thoughtful and respectful transition—one that upholds the values of collaboration, trust, and community that have long defined SVP Tucson and the greater philanthropic network it represents.

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Everyone Can Thrive.

Our network of more than 150 partners, in conjunction with our team and other contributors, creates the fabric of our collective work and impact in Southern Arizona.

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Social Venture Partners Tucson is an ever-expanding community of engaged philanthropists dedicated to building nonprofits’ capacity, strength, and impact in addressing social problems. We introduce a new approach to philanthropy that’s proven to maximize the effectiveness of donors and nonprofits toward solving our community’s toughest problems.

SVP Highlights

Social Venture Partners Tucson was started in 2006 and exists to bolster the growth, development, and sustainability of Southern Arizona’s nonprofits. We are an engaged community of Partners leveraging time, expertise, and resources to provide sustainable solutions to create social impact.

115

Partners
Total in Tucson

$3

Million+
Reinvested with Fast Pitch & 2Gen combined.

92

Nonprofits
Transformed since 2006
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Partners

  • YWCA of Southern AZ
  • UBS
  • Tucson Jewish Free Loan
  • Tucson Electric Power
  • Tohono Chul Park
  • Susan Comstock and Marc Rolfes
  • Susan and Jim Stofft
  • Stephanie Bowers and Aaron Rottenstein
  • Soltero Productions
  • Sharon and Alan Levin
  • Roediger Hoff, PLC
  • Peggy Lemen
  • Peggy and In Loving Memory, Steve Goulding
  • Patricia Andrade and Hank Walker
  • Parent Aid
  • Nanette Warner and Bob Crago
  • Nancy and Steven Pregulman
  • Mosaic Quarter
  • Make Way for Books
  • Liz Kanter Groskind and Eric Groskind
  • Linda and Dick Sampliner
  • Leigh Tiedemann
  • Laurie and Rob Glaser
  • Kerry Milligan and Craig LeCroy
  • Kerri Lopez-Howell
  • Keri and Jeff Silvyn
  • Kent Burbank and Vicente Talanquer
  • Kathleen Cheevers
  • Kassie Davis and Bruce Beatus
  • Julie and Bruce Friedman
  • Jon Bialis
  • John-Peter Wilhite
  • Job Path
  • Joanne and Howie Adams
  • Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona
  • Jane Ragle and John Smith
  • Jane and David Shurtleff
  • Interfaith Community Services
  • Hughes Federal Credit Union
  • Helaine Levy
  • Girl Scouts of Southern AZ
  • Gadabout SalonSpas
  • Fleming and Curti, PLC
  • Dorice and Robert Beren
  • Diane and Steve Witthoeft
  • Diane and John Patience
  • Diamond Foundation
  • Deborah Watson and In Loving Memory, Craig Watson
  • Connie Hillman Family Foundation
  • Connie Hillman Family Foundation
  • Community Foundation for Southern Arizona
  • Catherene Morton
  • Carolyn Brown and Tim Wernette
  • Cande and Tom Grogan
  • Brook Gilliam
  • Boys To Men
  • Bonnie Kampa
  • Beth Miller and Chip Perry
  • Beth Meyerson and Jill German
  • Barbara Harrison
  • Banner University Health Plans
  • Attessa Capital
  • Arizona Public Media
  • Anne Maley and Tim Schaffner
  • Andrea and Jordan Levy
  • Amy Charles & Steve McMillan
  • Adaline and Dan Klemmedson
Social Venture Partners of Tucson

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SVP Tucson has consistently shown a remarkable record, garnering top ratings from all premier non-profit evaluation entities. Your generosity is put to action by building a thriving community through the expansion and enhancement of vital Southern Arizona nonprofits. If we want to see better community outcomes, it’s up to us to create them. Together, we are creating a community where everyone thrives– and we’re only getting started in bringing that vision to life. Your gift is creating new solutions for Southern Arizona