50 Years of Supporting Local Charities to Help Those Most in Need

The Centurions is a 501(c)3 charitable organization that supports a wide range of charitable organizations in Southern Arizona. Our focus is on improving the health and well-being of community’s most underserved members, particularly children’s health.

We have raised more than $8 million for local charities to-date. Programs developed though our support includes:

  • Big Brothers Big Sisters
  • Boys to Men Mentoring – School-Based Mentoring Program
  • Boys & Girls Clubs of Tucson – The Centurions Workforce Development Center
  • San Miguel High School
  • St. Mary’s Hospital Burn Center & Hospice Care
  • TMC For Children–Pediatric Emergency Unit
  • Tu Nidito

Charities that we are supporting through our 2021 Event (scroll down for more info): 

TMC For Children–Newborn Intensive Care Unit

Literacy Connects

Parent Aid

Youth on Their Own

Charities We're Supporting This Year

TMC For Children

Joining The Centurions as presenting sponsor in Tucson Medical Center. This year’s primary beneficiary, TMC for Children is comprised of 107 pediatric beds throughout the general, intensive and special care units. Each area is equipped with state-of-the-art technology and staffed by highly-trained personnel, including registered nurses, child-life specialists, case managers and other professionals. TMC for Children is committed to providing exceptional health care with compassion to Southern Arizona’s kids.

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Boys to Men Mentoring Tucson Arizona

Boys to Men supports boys ages 11-18 on their journey toward a positive manhood through training, skilled mentoring, and role-modeling to help them increase self-esteem, value academic performance, develop anger management skills, make good choices, and adopt positive values.

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San Miguel High School

San Miguel High School creates a learning community where students from underserved families have the opportunity to develop to their full potential. Students take a full college preparatory course load while simultaneously holding internships, working in corporations and earning nearly half of their school tuition.

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Youth on their own

Youth On Their Own is a dropout prevention program serving Pima County youth in grades 6-12 who are homeless and unaccompanied through no fault of their own. Students receive financial support, basic needs and guidance.

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Our News & updates

View the latest updates on these charities & past givings.