For over 50 years, TMM Family Services has been a beacon of hope, offering affordable housing for Tucson’s most vulnerable: children, families, seniors, and veterans. We believe a stable home empowers individuals and families to reach their full potential.
Founded in 1974 by Tucson Methodist churches, TMM initially focused on foster care. In 1984, ReStore, a community store supporting TMM programs, opened its doors. Real estate acquisitions followed, allowing TMM to expand its footprint and capacity to provide much needed services.
In 2018, TMM shifted its focus to solely affordable housing. Today, we manage 80 units on our main campus, with expansion plans underway. But TMM isn’t stopping there. With new leadership, we’re collaborating with partners to offer wraparound services, empowering residents toward independence and proactively preventing homelessness. We’ve seen countless lives transformed: seniors finding security, veterans achieving peace, and single mothers building brighter futures. These stories fuel our passion and commitment.
1974: TMM Family Services Was Founded
1984: Community Closet and TMM’s ReStore Opened
1987: First Real Estate Acquisition on Main Campus
1989: The Family Journey Program Launched
1999: Community Closet & TMM’s ReStore relocated to 22nd street
2012: 4-plex transitional homes for single mom families completed
2018: TMM shifted focus from foster care to low-income housing
