'I saw that there was a real need for work in our community and the special need population and a place where they can use their creativity,' Varga said
TUCSON, Ariz. — For Sharon Callaway, there's nothing she'd rather be doing than working at Baskets Made with Love.The local gift basket shop creates customized baskets for every occasion and holiday while also employing those with special needs.
"I love my job and it's like a family in here," Callaway said."It's really hard for disabled people to take a job like this and it's the best job that I've had in my whole life." Baskets Made with Love opened its doors a year ago by Tamara Varga and since then, it's grown. The basket team has eight people and they create five to 10 baskets each day.
"I have two special needs children so I have a passion for this and I wanted to create something that I could send them too," Varga said."I saw that there was a real need for work in our community and the special need population and a place where they can use their creativity."Tina Giuliano is a reporter for KGUN 9. She is a native Arizonan and grew up in Scottsdale. Tina is passionate about storytelling and is excited to work telling Tucson's stories.