The 22nd Street Barber Shop collected more than 300 pounds of food for the Community Food Bank.

 Courtesy 22nd Street Barber Shop
  • 22nd Street Barber Shop: The Tucson business, owned by Lance Ryberg, collected more than 300 pounds of food for the Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona during a customer appreciation event. The March 26 event included a classic car show, music by The Dixie Cats and The Matinee Idles, and free lunch for more than 140 customers. The 22nd Street Barber Shop is located at 8383 E. 22nd Street.
  • Greater Tucson Leadership: Local philanthropist Bonnie Kay has pledged to match all donations — up to $5,000 — to build a multi-purpose space to support Youth On Their Own in serving homeless teens. The project is being driven by the 2017 class of Greater Tucson Leadership, a nonprofit program designed to develop future community leaders. Kay, whose regular gifts have assisted animal welfare causes as well as programs that support economically vulnerable members of the community, has made the pledge in an effort to help support the class in its goal of raising $15,000 to complete the project. Others who have contributed to the effort include architect Kim Wolfarth, Porter Construction Services, Aztec Flooring, Universal Wallboard, Gilbert Electric and Tucson Medical Center. For more information or to make a donation, visit tucne.ws/kfl

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