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EPISODE · May 10, 2026 · 14 MIN

Tucson Charities: Featuring Mission Garden

from Elder Law Issues

We have discussed charitable giving in past podcasts and newsletters. In today’s podcast episode we want to share about some — OK, let’s start with one — of our personal favorite local charities. Join us while we talk about the Friends of Tucson’s Birthplace and their signature project: Mission Garden. We talk with Alyce Sadongei, the Executive Director of the Friends of Tucson’s Birthplace/Mission Garden. she describes the living museum of Tucson’s agricultural heritage. Have you visited Mission Garden yourself? We recommend that you go to the base of “A” Mountain and take a look at the living agricultural park/museum/historical representation. We are pretty sure that you will be astonished by your first visit — we know that we were. Local charities provide the same tax benefits as national charities but can be much more satisfying to the soul. They can also have a bigger impact on Tucson and Tucsonans. At Fleming & Curti, PLC, we think that charitable giving is important. And we have our own personal favorite projects that we support — and urge others to join us in supporting.

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