The SaddleBrooke Farmers and Artistan Markets, located in the Mountain View Boulevard parking lot, opens up every Friday. Our Winter hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and our summer hours are 8 a.m. … Read moreSaddleBrooke Farmers & Artisan Market
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The SaddleBrooke Farmers and Artisan Markets, located in the Mountain View Boulevard parking lot, opens up every Friday. Our Winter hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and our summer hours are 8 a.m. t… Read moreSaddleBrooke Farmers & Artisan Market
The compassionate residents of SaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch made this year’s Annual SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) Food Drive a great success. The Food Drive raised at total of … Read moreSaddleBrooke Communities Make 2024 SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Food Drive a Great Success
Get your Remembrance Poppy on Saturday, May 25, and wear it on Memorial Day. The red poppy is a nationally recognized symbol of sacrifice worn by Americans since WWI to honor those who served … Read moreRemembrance Poppy for Memorial Day
The Tri-Community Food Bank (TCFB), in Mammoth, received donations from two important food drives during the last couple of months. These donations make it possible to keep TCFB open and enabl… Read moreFood Drives Help Our Pinal County Neighbors
The March blood drive was a wonderful success. We collected 80 units of blood. Let’s do it again on Saturday, May 18 at the MountainView Ballroom from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. We have 56 people signed… Read moreGreat SaddleBrooke Blood Drive
For the past 27 years, the all-volunteer organization, SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO), has provided food, clothing, enrichment and education to local children in communities along the … Read moreSaddleBrooke Community Outreach Honors Special Volunteers for 2023 to 2024
Introducing our new name: Congregation B’nai Midbar at SaddleBrooke (transliterated: B’nay Meedbar, meaning ‘The People of the Desert’) WOW! What a ride it has been! You think that changing a … Read moreCongregation B’nai Midbar at SaddleBrooke
Twenty-six children from Roadrunner Elementary School were surprised with a visit from the Easter Bunny, a $150 shopping spree for clothing per child, an Easter Basket, new pillow and pillowca… Read moreCatalina Mountain Elks
Mary Jane “MJ” Beasley, a long-time SaddleBrooke resident, died in August 2023. However, her life-long dedication to education lives on. MJ and her husband, Norm, were among the earliest Saddl… Read moreMary Jane Beasley–A Committed Supporter of Education
The SaddleBrooke Farmers and Artisan Markets, located in the Mountain View Boulevard parking lot, opens up every Friday. Our Winter hours are 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and our summer hours are 8 a.m. t… Read moreSaddleBrooke Farmers & Artisan Market
Do you know whom to contact, what paperwork is necessary and how to handle legal and financial issues when a loved one dies? Many of us don’t. Seeing the need, Senior Village created a Forms &… Read moreSenior Village's Planning Ahead Handbook Supports Members Through Difficult Times
Senior Village staged another fruitful Electronics & Hazardous Waste Recycling event on Saturday, March 30. With 22 enthusiastic volunteers dedicating an impressive 113 hours to the effort… Read moreSenior Village Celebrates Another Successful Recycling Event
At the annual meeting, on Monday, April 8, the SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) organization elected its Board of Directors for 2024 to 2025. The members of the new board include: Read moreSaddleBrooke Community Outreach Elects New Board of Directors
Twenty-five Elks shopped, packed and delivered 150 bags of food to Impact of Southern AZ on Friday, March 15. The bags contained tuna, beef jerky, peanuts, crackers, granola bars, cheese and p… Read moreCatalina Elks Stuff Bags for the Homeless
Two important leaders at Senior Village have recently bid farewell to their long-held positions marking the end of an era. Read moreSenior Village Leadership Updates
Spring has sprung and there is so much to celebrate in May at the Goose! Look for sweet sales for Cinco de Mayo on Saturday, May 4! Find that special gift for mom for Mother’s Day coming up on… Read moreMay at the Golden Goose
The sounds of excited children’s laughter filled the air on the Saturday morning before Easter. The children were participating in the annual Grandkids’ Easter egg hunt, organized by the Saddl… Read moreGrandkids’ Easter Egg Hunt Brought Lots of Laughter
Want to explore and understand more about God’s Word? Join our Men’s Bible Study (MBS) for fascinating discussion and fellowship on Friday mornings. Read moreSaddleBrooke Men’s Bible Study
In May, June and July, Vista de la Montaña United Methodist Church in Catalina will have some exciting and inspirational classes! Everyone is welcome to attend, whether you attend Vista or not… Read moreUpcoming Classes to Inspire You
Mountain Shadows Presbyterian Church (MSPC) is a designated Hunger Action Congregation of the PC(USA). As such, our congregation has committed to a covenant of faithful action to end hunger an… Read moreMountain Shadows Church is a Hunger Action Congregation
Catalina Mountain Elks donated and delivered needed items to help homeless veterans. Delivered was $1,322 worth of tents, backpacks, sleeping bags, waterproof storage bags, food and warm clothing. Read moreCatalina Mountain Elks Donate to Help Homeless Veterans
Remember when you were young and could keep facts at the tips of your fingers and not on the tip of your tongue? At the best of times a trivia game is hard for those of us with fading memories… Read moreJewish Friendship Group Jewish Trivia Evening
Bashas’ grocery store in Catalina has been a good friend to the Tri-Community Food Bank (TCFB), for more than 10 years. Most mornings when the food bank is open, volunteers drive our van to Ba… Read moreBashas' is a Good Friend to the Food Bank
Resurrection Lutheran men’s breakfast recently featured Dave Meslow, National Football League official on Saturday, March 2. Jim Seppala opened the breakfast meeting. Ken Shepard blessed the f… Read moreResurrection Men's Breakfast Group
Shop at the Goose in April and celebrate all things GREEN! Every day is Earth Day at the Goose! Everything we do here every day spares the local landfill and enriches the lives of local childr… Read moreApril at the Golden Goose
The congregation of Mountain Shadows Presbyterian Church engaged in an educational discussion about being better stewards in welcoming all God’s children on Sunday, March 10. The Rev. Dr. Alex… Read moreWelcoming All God's Children
SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) was founded in 1997 to meet the needs of children living in the 11 current and former mining communities in the “Copper Corridor” stretching more than 10… Read moreBecome an SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Volunteer and Help Local Students Succeed
We welcomed our new Torah in February and formally introduced our new name, B’nai Midbar. To celebrate, a special Oneg was sponsored by the board. Read moreApril Brings Showers of Rain and a Warm Farewell at B’nai Midbar
With political divisions a hallmark of the times, debates about free speech dominating many a news feed and elections looming, your SaddleBrooke HOA-2 Board and Management are already beginnin… Read moreIs It Election Season Already?
The Community Church of SaddleBrooke is coming alongside Kartz Fore Kidz, a local SaddleBrooke organization, to help Tucson’s Young Life Capernaum send kids with disabilities and special needs… Read moreCommunity Church of SaddleBrooke Helps Kartz Fore Kidz Golf Cart Program
Vista United Methodist Church’s Women in Faith hosted a baby shower on Tuesday, February 20, benefitting Southern Arizona’s Family First Pregnancy Care Center and Family Diaper Bank, Inc. Read moreFamily First Baby Shower at Vista United Methodist Church
One SaddleBrooke resident was among the men who helped construct the Stations of the Cross at Vista de la Montanya United Methodist Church in Catalina. As Gene Bywater posed by Station One, my… Read moreStations of the Cross
Every month, like clockwork, residents of SaddleBrooke wake up to find the SaddleBag Notes hanging from their mailbox tubes. Did you know that the paper is delivered by a dedicated team of Sen… Read moreSenior Village Seeks Volunteers for Monthly Newspaper Delivery
While most people in SaddleBrooke were cozily ensconced in their homes on a rainy winter day, members of the Neurological Support Group braved the puddles to attend a mini course on estate pla… Read moreSenior Village Provides Information on Estate Planning
Senior Village is celebrating National Volunteer Month with an appreciation event on Thursday, April 18. Senior Village would like to salute our more than 400 volunteers who are the heart of o… Read moreSenior Village's Unsung Heroes
During National Volunteer Appreciation Month, we celebrate the incredible dedication of nearly 400 volunteers who are the stars that make Senior Village exceptional. These volunteers are the h… Read moreHonoring Our Remarkable Volunteers: The Heart of Senior Village
Want to explore and understand more about God’s Word? Join our Men’s Bible Study (MBS) for fascinating discussion and fellowship on Friday mornings. Read moreSaddleBrooke Men’s Bible Study
SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) will honor the volunteers and supporters who have made it possible to annually serve children and their families living in the Copper Corridor stretching… Read moreAnnual SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Celebration Set for Monday, April 8
In 1974, Congress established the Individual Retirement Account (IRA) to encourage working people to save for retirement and supplement their social security retirement income. Funds in a trad… Read moreMake a Qualified Charitable Distribution
The SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) annual Food Drive is accepting donations of food and money to support the Tri-Community Food Bank (TCFB) based in Mammoth. TCFB serves needy families… Read moreHelp Others by Supporting the Annual SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Food Drive on Monday, March 4 to Saturday, March 16
Our February services were led by Rabbi Seltzer, assisted by Eliyanah Powers and Joshua Nichols. We welcomed our new Torah with the hope for peace to embrace our community and Israel. A specia… Read moreWhat’s New at B’nai Midbar
If you are weighed down by outdated paper files, get ready to lighten your load. Bring boxes or bags of paper to the Shredding and Recycling Event from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. (or until the truck is… Read moreTaxes Done?
This history of the Tri-Community Food Bank was compiled with the assistance of Joyce McClung, a current volunteer, and veteran volunteer since 1997. Read moreThe Tri-Community Food Bank has been Feeding Neighbors for More Than 40 Years
Twenty-five hardworking Elks picked up supplies and created 218 food bags on Friday, February 2. These bags contained pancake mix, syrup, bacon, Spam, soup and crackers. They were created for … Read moreCatalina Mountain Elks Lodge Bags Groceries for Local Seniors
This year, Ash Wednesday fell on Valentine’s Day. The secular holiday of love coincided with the beginning of Lent, the Christian season of prayer, personal transformation and charitable givin… Read moreLove Without Limits at Mountain Shadows Church
The adage “Rome wasn’t built in a day” dates back to the 12th century. Though the saying is now nearly a millennium old, its message, namely that time is necessary to create great things, is a… Read moreFour Community-Building Activities
Consumers can never let their guard down when it comes to identity theft. Personal information is much more accessible in an increasingly digital world. Consequently, instances of identity the… Read moreFive Common Identity Theft Scams
The Golden Goose Thrift Shop in Catalina likes to bill itself as, “a thrift shop like no other,” which, immediately sets itself up for comparison to every other such store in the known univers… Read moreWalkin’ with a Goose