Video: UA Makes a Difference Through Cats in the Community Day

Volunteers worked to revamp an after-school tutoring and mentoring facility.

About  300 volunteers from The University of Arizona, armed with paint brushes and power tools, worked to make over the facility of the Tucson Urban League's Project YES, an after-school tutoring and mentoring center that serves about 100 children in South Tucson. It was all part of the annual Cats in the Community Day volunteer event, in which members of the campus community help a local nonprofit organization in need. UA employees and students were at Project YES on Saturday to paint walls, create a mural, build picnic tables, cover library books and more. See more in this video.