International Rescue Committee in Tucson

Time is running out to grab early bird tickets. Join us for a global party!

⏳ Early bird tickets end October 1 — $50 now, $75 after.

Join the International Rescue Committee in Tucson on Thursday, November 12 (6:00–8:00 p.m.) at Z Street for our 30th Anniversary Celebration and Fundraiser.

For 30 years, the IRC in Tucson has stood alongside refugees and newcomers building new lives in our city — come celebrate that legacy with global food and music reflecting the cultures of the clients we serve, and hear directly from community members about the impact of this work.

📍 Z Street, 2731 E Broadway Blvd
Grab your early bird ticket before Oct 1

On this day, we hug loved ones a little tighter and know that we are always stronger together.

(image credit: Sesame Street)

We are honored to announce that we have received generous support from the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona. This funding will directly support our outreach and communication initiatives around the changing benefits landscape for our clients, as well as the continued growth of our office. As we work to make sure our clients are more informed, this funding will be integral to create a stronger, more resilient office to serve our Refugee and Immigrant neighbors.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona for their commitment to support our mission. Their partnership empowers us to continue building a thriving and equitable community for all.

For 30 years, the IRC in Tucson has welcomed refugees and newcomers, and built community alongside them. Now we're inviting you to be part of the next chapter.

Join us Thursday, Nov 12, 2026, 6-8 PM at Z Street (2731 E Broadway Blvd) for a night of food, drink, and stories celebrating the resilience, businesses, and contributions our clients bring to Tucson.

You'll hear directly from community members about the impact of this work and what's ahead.

Early Bird tickets: $50 (through Oct 1)
Event tickets: $75 (includes food & drink)

Scan the QR code on our flyer below and get your tickets 🎟

Our offices are closed today and will reopen tomorrow, Tuesday.

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📢 Attention Students & Prospective Interns!
We want to let you know that the International Rescue Committee (IRC) has been temporarily restricted on Handshake, where many of our internship applicants typically apply.

To ensure students can still access our internship opportunities we have created alternative Internship Application Forms.

✨ We have a variety of meaningful internship opportunities available for students looking to gain hands-on experience while making a difference in their community.

Learn more about our internships and apply through our website:
🔹 Tucson: Internship Opportunities in Tucson
https://www.rescue.org/announcement/internship-opportunities-tucson

📅 Application Deadline: August 24

If you've been searching for our opportunities on Handshake, don't worry, we're still accepting applications through these forms. We encourage all interested college and university students to apply before the deadline!

Internship Opportunities in Tucson | The IRC The IRC’s Tucson office has a variety of internship opportunities throughout the year!

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We're proud to be part of an organization founded on the idea that no one should face crisis alone. This is who we are.

Watch "Who We Are" now:

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