About OFLLAH

Since 1997, Old Fort Lowell Live-At-Home Program has been connecting caring volunteers with neighbors who need support to maintain their independence and sense of well-being in their own homes. Through free services like transportation, friendly visits, and home assistance, we’ve created a model that proves when neighbors care for neighbors, everyone thrives.

OFLLAH at a Glance

Founded in 1997

OFLLAH, a Tucson, AZ-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, was founded nearly 30 years ago to provide free support services to those who live in and around the Old Fort Lowell neighborhood.

Our Mission

Neighbors volunteering to assist neighbors in maintaining their independence, thereby strengthening a sense of community and belonging for all.

Who We Serve

We serve residents living within the area bounded by Grant Road to the south, Swan Road to the west, the Rillito River to the north, and Wilmot Road to the east.

Inspiring Others Toward Service

Inspiring Others Toward Service

Since its founding, OFLLAH has served as a model for similar programs across Tucson. Today, nearly 20 neighborhood-based groups operate under the Neighbors Care Alliance, a program of the Pima Council on Aging—many inspired by the example set by OFLLAH.

Meet Our Board

Meet Our Board

Kit Owen          President

Jannie Cox       Vice-President

Susan Bush       Secretary

Charlie Boyd      Treasurer

Sage Apicella

Bernie Baker

Pamela Beilke

Suzanne Hathorn

Debbie Rich

Jane Heaton       Emeritus

Our organization is guided by a volunteer Board of Directors made up of caring and dedicated members of our community. We are proud to serve our neighbors and strengthen our community through connection, care and shared purpose.

Kit Owen          President

Jannie Cox       Vice-President

Susan Bush       Secretary

Charlie Boyd      Treasurer

Sage Apicella

Bernie Baker

Pamela Beilke

Suzanne Hathorn

Debbie Rich

Jane Heaton       Emeritus

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