Tucson Bail Fund is officially sunsetting its services.

We are deeply grateful to our supporters, donors, and community members who have stood with us in the fight for pre-trail freedom in Arizona.

For over 7 years we have made a meaningful impact in community, helping individuals regain their freedom and providing vital abolitionist education. While our operations are coming to a close, we encourage you to continue supporting local abolitionist efforts toward criminal justice reform. Thank you for being part of this journey with us.

The Tucson Bail Fund (TBF), formerly the Tucson Second Chance Community Bail Fund is a Black-led abolitionist revolving bail fund.

We post bond for predominately black, brown and indigenous communities who are unable to afford bail, while they await trial.

Our mission is to end the unjust criminalization of poverty and the practice of pretrial detention in Pima County.

The National Bail Fund Network is a formation of over eighty community-led bail and bond funds that are part of campaigns to end pretrial and immigration detention.

Tucson Bail Fund is a proud member of

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70%-80% of those being incarcerated at the Pima County jail are there on pretrial status, meaning that they have not been convicted of a crime.