Supporting our community one scoop at a time…
Local Non-Profit Partnerships
At ScoopTogether, we believe community is built one scoop at a time. We proudly partner with local non-profit organizations to give back and make a lasting impact right here at home.
Our mission is to strengthen community connections through collaboration, supporting local agencies that provide essential aid, services, education, and resources for those in need.
How It Works
Each partnership features a special ice cream flavor chosen to highlight the cause. For every scoop sold, 30% of the proceeds go directly to the non-profit partner. It’s a sweet way to introduce new flavors while supporting meaningful work in our community.
If your organization is interested in partnering with us, we’d love to hear from you. Please reach out at tim@scooptogether.com.
Current Partnerships
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GiveBackCenter
GiveBackCenter is a Tucson-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting veterans facing homelessness. Through free housing, hands-on training in desert agriculture and construction, and a regenerative off-grid community model, we help people build self-reliance and break the cycle of poverty.
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Friends of PAAC
Friends of PACC is a Tucson-based 501(c)(3) non-profit that partners with Pima Animal Care Center to support life-saving services for pets in need, from funding surgeries and veterinary care to behavior training and programs that help keep pets safely in their homes.
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Gap Minitries
GAP Ministries’ Culinary Program in Tucson is a free, intensive 10-week culinary arts certification course designed to help under-employed, unemployed, and vulnerable individuals (including ex-offenders and youth aging out of foster care) gain job-ready skills in the food service industry.
The program includes hands-on training in a commercial kitchen, leadership and supervisory skills, and career placement support with local restaurants. Additionally, the kitchen serves the community by preparing thousands of meals each year for low-income children, seniors, and families experiencing food insecurity.
