Upcoming Events
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Previous Events
- March 19, 2009 | Tucson
- 33 Minutes: Protecting America in the New Missile Age
The Tucson Committee for Heritage hosted a viewing of Heritage's first documentary film, 33 Minutes.
- February 5, 2009 | Tucson
- Securing America: The Future of America's National Defense
The Tucson Committe for Heritage hosted a reception and an address by Senator Jim Talent focusing on national defense.
- December 10, 2008 | Tucson
- The Future of American Health Care
The Tucson Committee for Heritage hosted a reception and a panel discussion focusing on market-based health care reform.
Heritage in the News in Tucson
- Heritage Cap and Trade study cited in Rep. John Shadegg's (R-AZ) post in FOXNews.com's "Fox Forum" — May 21, 2009
- Mayer Event on Border Security in Arizona Republic — May 13, 2009
- Heritage on Tobacco Tax in Phoenix Business Journal — April 20, 2009
- Heritage on Tobacco Tax in East Valley Tribune (AZ) — March 23, 2009
- Heritage on Index and US's Rank in American Business Journals — February 6, 2009
- Carafano on New Terrorism Plots in Arizona Republic — January 26, 2009
- Edwards On Goldwater in Arizona Republic — January 15, 2009
- Riedl On "Series of Bailouts" in Arizona Republic — January 13, 2009
About the Committee
The mission of the Tucson Committee for Heritage is to extend the influence of conservative ideas and principles in Tucson, and to support Heritage’s mission and vision for America.
Community Committee Members are leaders in the Tuscon area and supporters of The Heritage Foundation. At the invitation of Heritage’s President, Ed Feulner, these members are asked to undertake two key responsibilities:
- Plant a permanent flag for Heritage in their areas by focusing on the following:
- Membership Expansion
- Programs and Events
- Legislative Outreach
- Media Outreach
- Youth Outreach
- Lead Heritage's fundraising efforts in their areas.
About the Chairs
Jim Click is the Honorary Chairman of the Tuscon Committee for Heritage. Count Ferdinand von Galen is the Chairman of the Tuscon Committee for Heritage.
