WE•CARENEWSLETTER WIN TER 20 24
FY23 Impact at a Glance 60,602 INDIVIDUALS SERVED
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n the 2022-23 fiscal year, ICS expanded and enhanced its services to meet growing needs. We increased access to nutritious food with new Mobile Food Bank distribution sites, helped more single mothers pursue higher education, and aided more job seekers in securing employment or higher paying positions. We entered into partnerships to grow our ability to support families with children.
66% MORE people served since FY18
Here is a snapshot of our impact in the community. Visit the ICS website to read the full impact report with more statistics and success stories. icstucson.org/annualreports
595
people participated in Self-Sufficiency programs
$ 2.38 million financial assistance distributed
3,195
clients received Emergency Financial Assistance
FY18
FY19
FY20
FY21
FY22
FY23
36,552
43,030
47,000
52,100
55,827
60,602
1,076
older and disabled adults living more independently
22,579
62,669
volunteer hours donated
840
active volunteers
Mobile Meals delivered
2.3 million
pounds of food distributed
5,000
families/households served by ICS food banks each month (nearly 20,000 individuals)
2820 W. Ina Rd. Tucson, AZ 85741
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