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What You Need to Know about the 2010 Census
In 2010, the U.S. census will define who we are as a nation. Taken every 10 years, the census
affects political representation and directs the allocation of billions of dollars in government
funding. As a 2010 Census partner, you can educate your community about the importance
of participating in this historic event and help ensure no one is left uncounted. You can help
your community receive the fiscal and social benefits to which it is entitled. Achieving a
complete and accurate 2010 Census is in our hands.
The Census: A Snapshot
A The U.S. Constitution requires a national census once every 10 years.
A The census is a count of everyone residing in the United States: in all 50 states, Washington,
D.C., Puerto Rico, U.S. Virgin Islands, Guam, the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana
Islands, and American Samoa. This includes people of all ages, races, ethnic groups, both
citizens and non-citizens.
A The 2010 Census will create hundreds of thousands of temporary jobs across the nation.
It's in Our Hands: Your Participation in the 2010 Census Matters
A Every year, more than $300 billion in federal funds is awarded to states and communities
based on census data. That's more than $3 trillion over a 10-year period.
A Census data guide local decision-makers in important community planning efforts, including
where to build new roads, hospitals and schools.
A Census data affect your voice in Congress by determining how many seats each state will have
in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Completing the 2010 Census Questionnaire: Simple and Safe
A The 2010 Census questionnaire asks only a few simple questions of each person—name,
relationship, gender, age and date of birth, race, and whether the respondent owns or rents his
or her home. This simple, short questionnaire takes just a few minutes to complete and return
by mail.
A The Census Bureau does not release or share information that identifies individual respondents
or their household for 72 years.
www.census.gov/2010census
United States
USCENSi ,' SBULEAU Census
2010
2010 •CENSUS: y
Fre uentl Asked Questions
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Why should everyone participate in the 2010 Census?
Census data shape the future of your community and define your voice in Congress.
A Census information helps determine locations for schools, roads, hospitals, child-care and senior citizen
centers, and more.
A Businesses use census data to locate supermarkets, shopping centers, new housing and other facilities.
A The census determines how many seats each state will have in the U.S. House of Representatives as well as
the boundaries of legislative districts.
How will the 2010 Census differ from previous census efforts?
In the last census, one in six households received a long questionnaire asking for detailed socioeconomic
information. In 2010, every residence will receive a short questionnaire that is simple and fast to complete and return.
More detailed information will be collected annually from a small percentage of the population through the American
Community Survey.
Will the information the Census Bureau collects remain confidential?
Yes. Every Census Bureau worker takes an oath for life to protect the confidentiality of census responses. Violation
would result in a jail term of up to five years and/or fine of up to $250,000. By law, the Census Bureau cannot
share an individual's answers with anyone, including welfare and immigration agencies.
Why are partners so important to the 2010 Census campaign?
More than 140,000 organizations supported Census 2000, including state and local governments, community- and
faith-based organizations, schools, media, businesses and others. The Census Bureau relies on partners to help
explain the importance of completing the 2010 Census message to people in every corner of the United States. This
is particularly important in areas isolated by language or geography. By joining forces with partners, the Census
Bureau has a far greater chance to reach every U.S. resident than by attempting this monumental task alone.
2010 Census Timeline: Key Dates
Fall 2008 Recruitment begins for local census jobs for early census operations.
Spring 2009 Census employees go door-to-door to update address list nationwide.
Fall 2009 Recruitment begins for census takers needed for peak workload in 2010.
February-March 2010 Census questionnaires are mailed or delivered to households.
April 1,2010 Census Day
April-July 2010 Census takers visit households that did not return a questionnaire by mail.
December 2010 By law, Census Bureau delivers population counts to President for apportionment.
March 2011 By law, Census Bureau completes delivery of redistricting data to states.
For more information about the 2010 Census, please go to www.census.gov/2010census.
U.S. Department of Commerce Issued March 2008
Economics and Statistics Administration Form D-3200
U.S.CENSUS BUREAU
Denver LCOs 21-Apr-2008
Not for distribution outside BOC
ELCO
State LCO Name Code ELCO Wave ELCO Code Wave
AZ Flagstaff 3111 3111 2 Flagstaff 3111 2
AZ Phoenix Central 3112 3112 1 Phoenix Central 3112 1
AZ Phoenix NE 3113 3112 1 Tucson Urban 3118 1
AZ Phoenix NW 3114 3112 1 Colorado Springs 3122 3
AZ Phoenix SE 3115 3112 1 Lakewood 3126 1
AZ Phoenix SW 3116 3112 1 Billings 3129 3
AZ Tucson (Rural) 3117 3118 1 _ Bismarck 3142 2
AZ Tucson (Urban) 3118 3118 1 Lincoln 3132 2
AZ Window Rock 3119 3111 2 Albuquerque 3139 2
AZ Yuma 3120 3118 1 Las Vegas 3136 1
CO Aurora 3121 3126 1 Rapid City 3144 2
CO Colorado Springs 3122 3122 3 Salt Lake City 3148 2
CO Denver 3123 3126 1
CO Grand Junction 3124 3122 3
CO Greeley 3125 3126 1 Office Group-- ELCO Size
CO Lakewood 3126 3126 1 I USF RSF
CO Pueblo 3127 3122 3 _ Flagstaff 3C 6200 -6500 7150 -7450
CO Westminster 3128 3126 1 Phoenix Central 3A 6200 -6500 7150 -7450
MT Billings 3129 3129 3 Tucson Urban 3A 6200 -6500 7150 -7450
MT Great Falls 3130 3129 3 Colorado Springs 1D 5100 -5350 5900 -6150
MT Missoula 3131 3129 _ 3 Lakewood 1D 5650 -5800 6500 -6700
NE Lincoln 3132 3132 2 Billings 1A 5100-5350 5900-6150
NE North Platte 3133 3132 2 Bismarck 1A 5100 -5350 5900-6150
NE Omaha 3134 3132 2 Lincoln 1C 5100 -5350 5900 -6150
NV Henderson 3135 3136 1 Albuquerque 2B 5650 -5800 6500 -6700
NV Las Vegas 3136 3136 1 Las Vegas 3A 6200 -6500 7150-7450
NV North Las Vegas 3137 3136 1 Rapid City 1B 5100 -5350 5900 -6150
NV Reno 3138 3136 2 Salt Lake City I 2B 1 5650 -5800 6500 -6700
NM Albuquerque 3139 3139 2
NM Las Cruces _ 3140 3139 2
NM Sante Fe 3141 3139 2
ND Bismarck 3142 3142 2
ND Fargo 3143 3 Vit -
SD Rapid City 3144 3144 2
SD Sioux Falls 3145 3144 2 ELCO Waves --Acceptance Dates
UT Odgen 3146 3148 2 Wave 1 8/15/2008
UT Provo 3147 3148 3 Wave 2 9/15/2008
UT Salt Lake City 3148 3148 2 Wave 3 10/1/2008
WY Casper 3149 3129 3
WY Cheyenne 1111126 1
2010 Census
Key
*
January 2008-2010 Annual Boundary and Annexation Survey
Summer 2008 Local Communities become involved - Complete Count Committees
Formed (suggested)
Summer 2008 Training for Statistical Areas Program
Recruiting and hiring takes place for managers of early local census
offices
October 2008 Limited number of Local Census Offices open and local recruiting
begins
April - June 2009 Address Canvassing (listing) - specific dates determined by
geographic area
Summer 2009 Statistical Areas Program - Deadline for return of materials
Late 2009 Remaining Local Census Offices open
Mid March - June 2010 Questionnaires mailed to households or door-to-door enumeration
April 1, 2010 Census Day
May - June 2010 Follow-up with households that did not return their questionnaire
Summer - Fall 2010 Quality Control Operations take place
December 31st 2010 Delivery of population counts to the President for reapportionment
April 1, 2011 Delivery of population counts to the state
Key Cto the 2010 Census
Short Form Only Long form data now collected through the American Community
Survey
Handheld Computers Used for address canvassing
*Scope of all activities and timing may change based on Congressional funding.
USCCE SIJ SBUR. E U
Helping You Make Informed Ltcfswns
U.S.DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
aiteci States.
nsus 2008 Census Dress Rehearsal Economics and Statistics Administration
U.S.CCASUG BUREAU
2010This is the official form for all the people at this address.
it is quick and easy, and your answers are protected by law.
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5. Please provide information for each person living here.Start with a
Use a blue or black pen. person person living here who owns or rents this house,apartment,or mobile
home.If the owner or renter lives somewhere else,start with any adult
Start here
I living here.This will be Person 1.
IWhat is Person l's name? Print name below.
The Census must count every person living here on 1 Last Name
May 1, 2008.
Before you answer Question 1,count the people living in
_ _____,
this house,apartment,or mobile home using our guidelines. . First Name ___ Mi
6. What is Person l's sex?Mark X ONE box.
•Count all people, including babies,who live and sleep here
most of the time. Male Female
The Census Bureau also conducts counts in institutions i 7. What is Person l's age and wh8t is Person l's date of birth?
and other places, so:
I Please report babies as age 0...Olen the child is less than 1 year old.
$ Prini numbers in boxes.
• Do not count anyone living away either at college or in the A
Age on May 1,2008 Month Day Year of birth
Armed Forces. 1
t
• Do not count anyone in a nursing home,jail, prison,
detention facility, etc., on May 1, 2008.
4 NOTE: Please answer BOTH Question 8 about Hispanic origin and
• Leave these people off your form, even if they will return to
Question 9 about race. For this census,Hispanic origins are not races.
live here after they leave college,the nursing home,the
military,jail,etc. Otherwise,they may be counted twice. 8. Is Person 1 of Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin?
s , ,
The Census must also include people without a permanent N' not of HispanicLatinoor Spanish origin
place to stay,so: Yes Mexican. Mexican Am., Chicano
Yes, Puerto Rican
• If someone who has no permanent place to stay
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is staying here on May 1. 2008, count that person. Yesuban
Otherwise, he or she may be missed in the census, Yes,another Hispanic, Latino, or Spanish origin—Print origin,for example,
Argentinean,Colombian,Dominican,Nicaraguan,Salvadoran,Spaniard,and so on. 7
1. How many people were living or staying in this house,
apartment,or mobile home on May 1,2008?
Number of people= i 9. What is Person 1's race?Mark X one or more boxes.
--- ----
2. Were there any additional people staying has;.!May 1,2008 , White
that you did not include in Question 1? Black,African Am., or Negro
Mark X all that apply. American Indian or Alaska Native—Print name ol enrolled or principal tribe. ;
Children,such as newborn babies or fosier children
Relatives, such as adult childcr..cousins,or in-laws
Nonreiatives,such as ronrninKGs or live-in baby sitters Asian Indian Japanese Native Hawaiian
People staying here temporarily , Chinese Korean Guamanian or Chamorro
No additional people Filipino Vietnamese Samoan
3. is this house,apartment, or mobile home— Other Asian—Print race,for Other Pacific islander—Print
Mark X ONE box. example.Hmong,Laotian,Thai, race,for example,Fijian,Tongan,
Pakistani,Cambodian,and so on. ? and so on. 7
Owned by you or someone in this household with a i.
mortgage or loan?Include home equity loans. . , ,,,,,„.. ..„ , ... ,s ,,..,•,.....,.•‘,.„ ____
Owned by you or someone in this household free and
clear (without a mortgage or loan)? , Some other race—Print race. i/
Rented?
Occupied without payment of rent?
4. What is your telephone number? We may call if we
donunderstand an answer. 110. Does Person 1 sometimes live or stay somewhere else?
't
Area Code+Number No Yes—Mark x all that apply.
In college housing For child custody
In the military in jail or prison
OMB No.0607-0919-DR:Approval Expires 8/30/2010. At a seasonal In a nursing home
1 1 or second residence For another reason
Form 0X.611 (11-7-2007) 1
1111111 1 4 It more people were counted in Question 1,continue with Person 2.
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United States
Census
2010
Suggested Complete Count
Field Operations* Activities to Support Operations
June to September, 2008 Commit to form a Complete Count Committee (CCC).
Establish a recruiting subcommittee within the CCC
October 1 to 15, 2008 December 10 to January 15, 2009, Grand Opening
12 ELCO Staffed &Opened Celebration and Job Fair. Complete Count Committee
members in attendance and community also involved.
October, 2008 to April, 2009 Regionally, 25,000 to 30,000 qualified applicant pool needed.
Recruit, Select&Train staff for Phoenix Central needs 6,639 qualified applicants.
Address Canvassing(Listing) Tucson Urban needs 3,150 qualified applicants.
Lakewood needs 6,825 qualified applicants.
Las Vegas needs 5,069 qualified applicants.
Flagstaff needs 2,725 qualified applicants.
Colorado Springs needs 3,500 qualified applicants.
Billings needs 2,948 qualified applicants.
Lincoln needs 3,953 qualified applicants.
Albuquerque needs 3,968 qualified applicants.
Bismarck needs 2,051 qualified applicants.
Salt Lake City needs 4092 qualified applicants.
Rapid City need 2,944 qualified applicants.
March to July, 2009 Donated testing and training sites are needed outside the
Address Canvassing conducted in major metropolitian areas and rural areas for address listing.
all counties in the region to verify CCC can identify sites.
nearly 9.9 million housing units.
June to August, 2009 Recruit diverse applicant pool for 28 more Local Census Offices.
Recruit & Select managers for Recruit diverse applicant pool from community for local
28 additional Local Census offices. Each office starts with 7 positions, a minimum of 35
Offices(LCO) applicants needed per office.
October, 2009 Grand Opening Celebrations in 28 cities and Job Fair for next operations.
CCCs assist with identification of donated Questionnaire
Assistance Center(QAC) sites and volunteers that speak
languages other than English to be used in March through April, 2010.
(over)
Unit�ecl Stats
Census
2014
Suggested Complete Count
Field Operations* Activities to Support Operations
February, 26, 2010 to CCC awareness, promotional campaign and local media
March 26, 2010 campaign in full swing to increase response rates.
USPS begins delivering census mail
* Advanced Letter mailed to
Mailout/Mailback HU 3/10/10
* Questionnaires are delivered.
3/17/10 to 3/19/10
* Reminder postcards are delivered
3/24/10 to 3/26/10
March 15, 2010 to Work with LCO to finalize QAC sites and BC sites.
April 30, 2010
QAC& Be Counted (BC) Operations
Census Day is April 1, 2010
May 1, 2010 to July 10, 2010 Assist with recruiting local enumerators to conduct the door
Non-Response Follow-Up (NRFU) to door follow up of those housing units that did not return
This is follow-up with households the questionnaire. Encourage cooperation with the
that did not return their enumerators to get the most accurate count for the community.
questionnaires
December 31, 2010 Delivery of the population counts to the President
for reapportionment.
April 1, 2011 Delivery of the counts to the states.
* Scope of all activities and timing may change based on Congressional funding.
United States
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2010
Census 2010 Action Plan to
Achieve a Complete Count
1 FIRST STEP:FORMALIZE THE COMMITTEE(SUMMER/FALL 2008)
Issue Proclamation or Resolution, Choose Chairpersons, Plan Committee timeline,
promotional events, and media campaign
SECOND STEP:DEVELOP A TARGETED PLAN (2008-20 1 O)
Goals: Increase response rate by 10%over 2000 Census
Reduce the undercount in minority communities and other HTC populations
Promote cooperation with enumerators during non response follow up
Strategies: Assist in recruitment of local workforce for Census 2010 jobs
Target the hard to count populations to answer the 2010 Census
Determine which organizations can implement each of the plan's tasks
Identify"trusted voices"in the community to promote census message
Use existing networks, organizations and events to promote 2010 Census
Create new events targeting specific populations and neighborhoods
3 THIRD STEP:APPOINT SUBCOMMITTEES (SUMMER/FALL 2008)
Determine the people that will make up the subcommittees to implement the plan
Develop subcommittee workplans with emphasis on the timeline
Seek commitments from the subcommittee members to carry out tasks
4 FOURTH STEP: CARRY OUT TASKS(2008-2010)
Ensure 2010 Census operational timeline is followed and adapted as needed
(provided by Census Bureau)
FIFTH STEP:HOLD PERIODIC MEETINGS(2008-2010)
Report progress to jurisdictional leadership
Invite the media to report progress to the community
Revise and rework plan as necessary
6 SIXTH STEP:HOLD A FINAL MEETING(FALL 201 O)
Acknowledge the members for their participation
Celebrate your success
GETTING YOUR LOCAL CCC bISCUSSION STARTEb
1. What are our 2010 Census concerns?
2. What do we perceive as challenges in our local area?
3. How can we increase the mail response in our community?
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What can we strategies implement to reduce differential undercount?
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4. Who are the best spokespersons we can recruit as Census promoters?
5. Who are the organizations that can helpthe Census be successful?
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6. Which Federal funding programs are important in our area?
7. ToP romote the Census in our area, what are some motivational Statements
of Benefit for our community to answer the Census?
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Become a 2010 Census Partner
FAST FACTS ABOUT
THE CENSUS
Safe. The Census Bureau
In 2010, the U.S. Census Bureau will issue a call to action for protects information that
everyresident of our nation: "Be Counted.” identifies respondents or
their households for 72 years.
The 2010 Census is important. It determines the distribution of
$300 billion annually of government funding for critical community Easy. The questionnaire
services. It generates thousands of jobs across the country. And it contains only a few simple
impacts your voice in Congress. questions and takes just a
Your support of the 2010 Census matters. Your partnership sends a few minutes to answer and
strong message to your community about the importance of the census return by mail.
and the benefits of being counted. A complete and accurate count is in
our hands.
Everyone counts. The census
is a count of everyone living
Why should you partner with the 2010 Census? in the United States, including
A Bring jobs to your community. The Census Bureau will hire all 50 states, Washington,
hundreds of thousands of people nationwide for temporary census D.C., Puerto Rico, U.S.
jobs. You can recruit applicants in your community and help boost Virgin Islands, Guam, the
your local economy.
Commonwealth of the
A Get the funding your community deserves. Census data are used Northern Mariana Islands,
to allocate billions of dollars in government funding and guide and American Samoa. This
where to build roads, schools, job training centers and more. An
incomplete count could mean your community does not receive its includes people of all ages,
fair share of funding. races, ethnic groups, both
citizens and non-citizens.
A Ensure your interests are represented. Census data will determine
how many seats each state will have in Congress and impact
redistricting of state and local districts. Coming soon. Census
questionnaires will be
Take action: mailed in March 2010.
As a partner, you will play an important role in making the 2010 Census
successful by encouraging people in your community to take part in the
count. As a partner, you can:
A Include census information in newsletters, mailings and online.
A Sponsor meetings or other events to encourage participation in the census.
A Help recruit census workers.
A Provide space for testing and training census employees.
A Issue a proclamation or other public endorsement for the 2010 Census.
For more information about becoming a 2010 Census partner, go to www,census.gov/2010census.
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Thank you for becoming an official 2010 Census partner! The U.S.
Census Bureau appreciates your support in ensuring the success of this
monumental effort.
Your support as a 2010 Census partner is important. Here's why:
Every year, more than $300 billion in federal funds are awarded to states and
communities based on census data. That's more than $3 trillion distributed over a
10-year period.
Census data guide local decision-makers in important community planning efforts,
including where to build new roads, hospitals and schools.
Census data affect your voice in Congress. The census determines how many seats each
state will have in the U.S. House of Representatives as well as the redistricting of state
legislatures, county and city councils, and voting districts.
The goal of the Census Bureau's partnership program is to combine the strengths of local
governments, community-based organizations, faith-based organizations, schools, media,
businesses and others, to ensure a complete and accurate 2010 Census. The Census Bureau
will provide promotional materials, regular updates and data assistance to partners to assist
in this effort. Together, through this partnership, we can ensure the 2010 Census message is
delivered to every corner of the nation. Achieving a complete and accurate 2010 Census is
in our hands.
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USCENSUSBUREAU 2010
There are many ways your organization can get involved and support the 2010 Census:
*Please check activities in which you are interested in participating.
❑ Use 2010 Census drop-in articles, messages and 0 Use and distribute educational materials.
logos in newsletters, mailings, and other in-house
communications(e-mail, Web site, etc.). 0 Participate in a speakers bureau for the 2010
Census.
• Appoint a liaison to work with the Census Bureau.
❑ Provide a translator and/or translate 2010 Census
❑ Encourage employees and constituents to materials.
complete and mail their questionnaire.
❑ Issue a public endorsement for the 2010 Census
❑ Display and/or distribute 2010 Census promotional and send an endorsement to members, chapters
materials. or affiliates.
❑ Identify job candidates and/or distribute and 0 Place 2010 Census articles in your newspapers/
display recruiting materials. newsletters/magazines.Write census editorials,
and cover census events/programs. Donate space
• Provide space to test job applicants. for census advertisements.
• Provide space to train new employees. 0 Air 2010 Census PSAs and B-Roll, and cover
• Provide space for Be Counted sites and/or census events/programs.
Questionnaire Assistance Centers.
Engage regional and local chapters of your
O Provide volunteers for census promotional events. organization.
O Put the 2010 Census on the agenda at meetings 0 Provide speaking opportunities and exhibit space
and/or allow presentations by Census Bureau staff. at conferences or trade shows.
❑ Organize and/or serve as a member on a . Participate in 2010 Census partnership kick-off
Complete Count Committee. meetings.
O Sponsor community events to promote t Highlight key 2010 Census operational events in
participation in the 2010 Census. newsletters or other publications.
• Allow the Census Bureau to post your ❑ Volunteer or participate in Census Bureau-
organization's name on the 2010 Census Web site. sponsored events.
O Link to the 2010 Census Web site from your 0 Other:
organization's Web site.
We would like to acknowledge your organization as a partner for the 2010 Census. Please
fill out the information below so we can keep you and your organization updated on what's
happening with the 2010 Census communications campaign, send you updates on relevant
events and activities and provide you with outreach materials.
Name: Name:
Title: Title:
Organization: Organization: U.S. Census Bureau - Denver
Phone: Phone:
E-mail: E-mail:
Signature: Signature:
Date: Date:
Congratulations and thank you again for being an official 2010 Census partner! Together,
through this partnership, we can ensure a complete and accurate 2010 Census.
United States
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COMPLETE COUNT PROGRAM
PARTICIPATION RESPONSE
United States 2010 Census
Denver (31): Bureau of the Census
Regional Census Center
6950 W. Jefferson Avenue, Suite 250
Return this Denver, CO 80235
form to: Attn: Cathy L. Illian
Regional Director
Phone: (720)897-6000
Fax: (720) 962-0676
Title and Address of chief executive/highest elected official
Name: Title:
Address: Contact Information
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
Contact Person (if different from above)
Name: Title:
Address: Contact Information
Phone:
Fax:
Email:
1. ❑ I plan to establish a Complete Count Committee to implement local promotion activities.
2. ❑ I have already established a Complete Count Committee.
3. ❑ I plan to use an existing structure or program to implement local promotion activities.
4. LI I do not plan to establish a Complete Count Committee for the following reason(s).
NOTES:
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Proceeds support the non—profit organizations of SaddleBrooke
Community outreach and Catalina Community services, Inc.
To the Esteemed Members of The Oro Valley Town Council,
The Golden Goose Thrift Shop truly is "one of a kind" in so many ways. We would like
to share these with you here tonight.
The Golden Goose Thrift Shop serves our communities on several different levels. As a
501C3 we depend entirely on donated goods. We provide a much needed service to Oro
Valley and the surrounding communities by picking up unwanted items from our donors
and providing them with a tax receipt. As you know very well, there is a lot of growth
here. Many people move here to retire. Others choose to down-size and move to places
like Splendido. Almost everyone ends up with the same problem, too much stuff!! Many
of our donors lack the physical strength to lift or move large items. We are one of the
only non-profits that will go in to the home to pick up donations.
Currently The Goose picks up from Catalina, SaddleBrooke, Eagle Crest, south on
Oracle to Orange Grove, through Oro Valley and Sun City Vistoso and west to Heritage
Highlands, Dove Mountain, Continental Ranch and all points in between. We are
planning to significantly expand our donor and customer bases as we prepare to build and
move in to our new shop which will be located on the east side of Oracle between
Armstrong and Mainsail in Catalina.
The Golden Goose functions thanks to a highly qualified and professional volunteer
staff of 300+ who bring a wealth of knowledge, hard work and experience with them. We
have only two paid employees, Eddie Medina and me, at the present time. Our volunteers
find a sense of purpose and belonging at The Goose. They find friendship and
acceptance, a sense of pride and joy to be able to give back to society in so many
wonderful ways. I know that our volunteers, (most of whom are age 60 and beyond well
in to their 80's), find a great comfort and personal healing from being so wanted, needed
and appreciated.
The Golden Goose has truly been blessed by being in the right place at the right time.
We are coming up on our 6th anniversary April 15th. Because of the high quality of our
donations we are able to offer our customers product that would not otherwise be
available to them, in many cases, and at a price that can be found only at The Goose!!
Our customers really appreciate the experience of shopping here and it has become quite
the social event to gather at The Goose!! We pride ourselves on the beauty of our shop
and on our dedication to customer service and kindness.
Of course, the real fruit of our endeavor here is the money that we make that goes
directly to funding numerous programs for youth and seniors from Catalina north to the
San Carlos reservation. We distribute funds equally between two organizations, Catalina
Community Services and SaddleBrooke Community Outreach and through them the
individual programs are funded.
We greatly appreciate being invited to share with you the wonders of The Golden Goose
Thrift Shop and look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship with you,
our neighbor, the town of Oro Valley.
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