Charitable donations by Southern Arizona businesses and organizations.
Arizona Daily Star Larry H. Miller Dealerships: Larry H. Miller Dealerships is encouraging its employees and the public to help fill a vehicle at each of its 12 dealerships across metro Phoenix and Tucson with new and gently used winter coats, lightweight jackets and hoodies for K-6 students across Arizona. Share the Warmth drop-off locations are available through Dec. 12. Tucson locations include Larry H. Miller Dodge Ram Tucson, 4220 E. 22nd St.; Larry H. Miller Chrysler Jeep Tucson, 7800 E.
People are also reading… Peter Piper Pizza: To celebrate the grand opening of its first to-go only concept in Tucson, Peter Piper Express will donate 50% of sales on Friday, Dec. 9, to Tucson Medical Center for Children to support two integral programs and purchase much needed equipment. The new to-go only location is at 1770 E. Irvington Road, near Campbell Avenue. It features Peter Piper Pizza’s full menu, including pizzas, salads, appetizers, desserts and bottled beverages.
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