During the COVID-19 pandemic we continue to be guided by our mission statement above. How we accomplish this has changed. We hold Zoom meetings bi-weekly using phones, computers or tablets. Please join us for the next meeting. We have suspended Communications Group meetings. Operation Streamline is closed in Tucson. Comedor and shelter visits have been discontinued until further notice. Desert searches and water drops continue but with less frequency and new safety precautions. To relieve the increased level of migrant suffering due to the pandemic and recent immigration enforcement practices, consider donating to one of these Resources for Migrants or to the GVS Samaritans. Actively support our mission through these Opportunities. Thank you.

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SBCC's Border Lens

Maps and Reports

​Meeting Nugget

Opportunities that Support our Mission

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We Provide Humanitarian Aid

We respect human rights and one's ethical responsibility to those who are suffering.

​The map at the right shows where migrants died in the Southern Arizona desert in 2019. Over 3,000 migrants have died in Arizona since 2000 according to this Red Dot Death Map. A Warning Map shows the dangerous trek north. Still, this does not deter people who are escaping life-threatening situations. 

2019 Death Map

​¿Qué Haré Yo Sin Ti?
What Will I Do Without You?

Family members give hand-embroidered tortilla cloths, or bordados, to their loved ones for their northward journeys. Samaritans have found many in the desert. Too many loved ones go missing in the desert...too many have died. 

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