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The Greater Tucson Fire Foundation increases its involvement with 520 Sports Talk LLC

(Tucson, AZ)  Chairman of the Board of the Greater Tucson Fire Foundation Mike McKendrick said yesterday that they will become a stronger influence with Locker Room Chatter and its parent company 520 Sports Talk LLC.

Owner Bill McCulloch of 520 Sports Talk LLC advised that his company and its over 8,800 followers have donated money and estate household items for resale to the Foundation for over 2 years now.

The Foundation’s retail store called Safe Shift located at 2801 E. Grant Road is directly next to Tucson Fire Station #5.

It formerly housed the Purple Cow used furniture store for years.

The Tucson Greater Fire Foundation collects estate household items like living room and bedroom sets, along with other household items for resale.

Used sporting goods, quality clothing and footwear, electronics and vintage items such as vinyl records, CD’s, DVD’s are also for sale.

If you would like to give a tax deductible donation to the Foundation, please call them at (520) 603-3055.

Mental Health Challenge Grant Donations

A benefactor has again offered a $20,000 donation match for firefighter and their family mental health programming. Each dollar raised will be matched dollar for dollar up to $20,000.

Donations may be made at Safe Shift 2801 E Grant Rd, Tucson, AZ 85716, or checks c/o GTFF, 300 S. Fire Central Place, Tucson AZ 85701.

You may also donate through this link: www.tucsonfirefoundation.org/about-us/ under Donate.

One of the Greater Tucson Fire Foundation’s commitments is to provide a bridge between firefighters’ needs and the limits of public spending.

For more than 100 years, area firefighters have answered the call to save lives and protect property in Tucson and surrounding communities. Today, we serve firefighters throughout Southern Arizona — from the fast-growing desert town of Marana, north of Tucson … all the way south to the rolling grasslands of Sierra Vista — and from Tohono O’odham tribal land west of Tucson … and through the city east to the rural town of Vail.

Segments of this article are from the Greater Tucson Fire Foundation website.

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