Since 1985, ICS has supported Tucson-area individuals facing hunger, homelessness, poverty, isolation, and disabilities. The organization offers emergency assistance, food banks (including mobile), senior/disabled in-home care, employment training, financial literacy programs, single-mom scholarships, and life-advancement programs that promote long-term self-sufficiency and stability. In FY24, ICS served over 60,000 people in Pima County and earned high nonprofit transparency ratings.