Tucson Sunset Rotary continues to accept donations of durable medical equipment to support Crutches 4 Africa international relief efforts, and other local charities supporting those who need medical equipment in Southern Arizona. Items collected include, but are not limited to, crutches, wheelchairs, walkers, canes, elevated toilet seats and shower chairs. Items may be brought to any Tuesday evening Tucson Sunset Rotary club meeting, or other club functions. In addition, two club members' businesses will accept donated items during their business hours:
- Law Office of Natasha Wrae, 312 S. 3rd Ave., Tucson, AZ 85701, (520) 624-4224
For additional assistance with donations, please contact Denny Scanlan, dscanlan@dakotacom.net
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Other local resources:
http://jfcstucson.org/services/affordable-home_medical_equipment/
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