Giving Tuesday 2025

Drive Away Hunger For Giving Tuesday

On December 2nd, you have the power to make a difference. Your generosity can bring life-sustaining food and stability to people in need across Pima County.

Each week, ICS delivers thousands of pounds of food and hundreds of meals directly to those who need it most through our Mobile Food Bank and Mobile Meals programs—helping drive hunger out of our community.

But we can’t do it alone.

Your donation helps keep the “wheels” rolling, making it possible for ICS to feed and care for those in need.

Here’s how your support helps provide food for someone in need:

Drive Away Hunger With The ICS Mobile Food Bank

The ICS Mobile Food Bank travels over 200 miles each month, delivering thousands of pounds of food to 14 sites across Pima County. Serving individuals and families who lack access to traditional food banks, providing vital nourishment right where it’s needed most.

You can be a critical part of this important effort. Keep the Mobile Food Bank fueled and driving. Donate HERE.

Drive Away Hunger With ICS Mobile Meals

Every weekday, ICS Mobile Meals volunteers deliver hundreds of life-sustaining meals to low-income seniors and adults with disabilities. But these meals are so much more than food — they provide a daily connection for often-isolated adults, helping them remain safe, independent, and supported in their own homes.

Support this vital program and help deliver nourishment, dignity, and connection to those in need. Donate HERE.

Donate For Giving Tuesday

Help bring life-sustaining food and stability to those in need across Pima County.

Driving Away Hunger In Action

ICS Mobile Food Stats

The Mobile Food Bank

  • Delivers fresh, nutritious food to 14 locations each month. See the list of stops HERE.
  • Drives more than 200 miles each month, bringing thousands of pounds of food directly to people who need it most.

ICS Mobile Meals

  • Delivers 285 nutritious meals each week, more than 1,000 meals every month for older and disabled adults in need.
  • Volunteers contribute approximately 100 hours each week, nearly 5,000 hours of service every year, helping isolated, disabled, and homebound older adults receive the life-sustaining meals they depend on.