Donate Your Vehicle to Sun Sounds and Turn it into the Programs You Love

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Do you have a vehicle that you are not driving anymore? Donate it to to Sun Sounds and turn it into money for Sun Sounds.

Call 602-526-3157 or Member Services at 480-774-8400 or visit this page on our website here.

Our certified mechanics will evaluate your vehicle and possibly fix it up for the highest resale value and the highest tax write-off. 

We'll tow it away for free, Sun Sounds gets a donation, and you get a tax write-off! Everybody wins!

Sun Sounds of Arizona wins National Awards

Sun Sounds of Arizona has been honored by the International Association of Audio Information Services (IAAIS) with three awards for its outstanding work in 2024. The awards recognize excellence in providing accessible audio content for individuals with print disabilities and were presented at the 2025 IAAIS Conference.

Sun Sounds of Arizona received the following accolades:

  • Program of the Year (Books / Short Stories): For "Christmas Stories: An Ellis Island Christmas," read by Janina Latack and produced by Daniel Redondo (Tucson Affiliate).
  • Program of the Year (Interview / Call-in): For "Lions Program: Leader Dogs," read by Murry Everson and produced by Doug Martz (Tucson Affiliate).
  • Public Affairs Award for Excellence in Communications & Marketing: For making the 2024 Arizona Clean Election and Secretary of State Voting Guides accessible. The organization converted the guides to audio and made them available via a dial-in phone system, empowering listeners to make an informed choice at the polls.

Hear Arizona Podcasts Address Issues, Empowering Our Community

The Hear Arizona podcast initiative is made possible with support from Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust.

Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust

 

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With a unique perspective as a fellow veteran, producer Scott Bourque examines the root cause of the issues veterans face in this series.

 

A man sits at a table and works on a laptop surrounded by textbooks and notesEducation Cliff

Arizona can't recruit enough qualified teachers or replace the ones that retire. What are the solutions? This podcast series is supported by F2 Family Foundation, Intel, and Rio Salado College.

F2 Family FoundationIntelRio Salado College A Maricopa Community College

 

 

A mural of a woman holding her face in her hands in front of a new apartment complexState of the Arts Arizona

State of the Arts Arizona focuses on how arts nonprofits are connecting with us no matter what the circumstances. This podcast series is supported by Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust.

Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust

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Hear stories of people with disabilities and organizations making the state more accessible.

 

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Are homelessness and affordable housing in Arizona connected?  UnSheltered and UnAffordable podcasts explore the obstacles that can make surviving and thriving in the Valley a challenge.

A woman turns her body at a ballet studio

Aging

A fresh look at important and often under-reported issues affecting the state's aging population.