Showing 64 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
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| 1 | Somali American United Council of The mission and vision of the organization is to facilitate and improve communication channels and contribute to the well-being of the multiethnic refugee/immigrant community, helping them to achieve self-sufficiency and assisting them in becoming productive law-abiding citizens that can properly integrate for a great patriotism. The SAUC help newly arrived families adjust to their new lives, new location, new language and new culture. | Phoenix, AZ | |
| 2 | LARS RESEARCH INSTITUTE LARS Research Institute, Inc. engages in program development, program evaluation, and behavioral science technology transfer. As part of its core philosophy, LARS Research Institute strives to provide a high level of scientific expertise to better understand the human condition and use this information to inform policy and public health initiatives. The company provides strategic planning (improving human capital), methodological and statistical consultation, program development and evaluation to a wide range of clients. Our services portfolio extends to mental health, alcohol, tobacco, and drug abuse, poverty, juvenile justice, child welfare, criminal justice, school departure, academic failure, and behavioral self-management of chronic disease. | Scottsdale, AZ | |
| 3 | MARICOPA COUNTY SHERIFFS OFFICE PROVIDE FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TO FAMILIES OF ARIZONA LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS INJURED OR KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 4 | THE MOLLY LAWSON FOUNDATION INC TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF THE ARIZONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, AN AZ NONPROFIT CORPORATION, SO LONG AS THE ARIZONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION, INC. REMAINS A QUALIFIED ORGANIZATION. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 5 | Policia Internacional Sonora A To Enhabce the international working relationship between the use law enforcement agencies and Mexican authorities along the USA/MX Border- continued on Sched O | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 6 | Anthem Pets Inc To provide pet related services including pet owner education; vaccination; neutering and de-clawing education; a childrens program; lost pet help; foster parenting for pets and related services. Provide exposure on various media sites for pet owners who must surrender their animals. | Phoenix, AZ | |
| 7 | Fraternal Order of Police Phoenix Lodge 2 The lodge is committed to improving the working conditions of law enforcement officers and the safety of those they serve through education, legislation, information, community involvement, and employee representation. | Phoenix, AZ | |
| 8 | FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE THE FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE GRAND CANYON STATE LODGE 32 IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE WORKING CONDITIONS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS AND THE SAFETY OF THOSE WE SERVE THROUGH EDUCATION, LEGISLATION, INFORMATION, COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT, AND EMPLOYEE REPRESENTATION. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 9 | FRATERNAL ORDER OF POLICE Huachuca lodge #28 is an open lodge made up of 700 active and retired law enforcement officers in good standing from state county municipal and federal law enforcement agencies. We are a fraternal organization supporting our members by presenting a unified vision regarding various legislative measures that have a direct effect of our members. we support the local community through support to youth and adult charities. | SIERRA VISTA, AZ | |
| 10 | ARIZONA GANG INVESTIGATORS ASSOCIATION INC THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO ERADICATE THE NEGATIVE IMPACT GANGS HAVE ON OUR COMMUNITIES. IT HAS BECOME THE LEADER IN TRAINING ON GANG ISSUES TO THOSE INVOLVED IN ARIZONA LAW ENFORCEMENT, INCLUDING POLICE, PROSECUTORS, CRIME ANALYSTS, PROBATION, PAROLE AND CORRECTIONS OFFICERS. EACH BOARD MEMBER IS AN UNPAID VOLUNTEER COMMITTED TO THE REDUCTION OF GANGS. | QUEEN CREEK, AZ | |
| 11 | Native American Bar Association The purposes of the association are to represent and to advocate the interest of Native American Attorneys and their communities, to foster fellowship between the members of the association and other members of the legal profession; to encourage and promote the professional growth and development and good standing of the members of the association; to advance and improve the practice of Indian law; to develop and encourage fellowship and cooperation with other organizations of minority attorneys; to conduct activities and programs that expand the educational, employment and other opportunities available to Native Americans, Native Hawaiians, and Alaska Native attorneys in Arizona; to grant educational scholarships to Native American, Native Hawaiian, and Alaska Native students interested in pursuing the study of law at educational institutions located in Arizona; to promote tribal sovereignty; and to engage in any other activity not otherwise prohibited to it by law or regulation. | Phoenix, AZ | |
| 12 | PHOENIX SYMPHONY SUPPORT FOUNDATION TO SAFEGAURD AND INVEST THE ENDOWMENT FUND AND TO MAKE ANNUAL DISTRIBUTIONS TO THE PHOENIX SYMPHONY ACCORDING TO THE BYLAWS OF THE CORPORATION | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 13 | GOODYEAR POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION CHARITY FOUNDATION TO WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE GOODYEAR POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION TO ENRICH COMMUNITY RELATIONS, SUPPORT LAW ENFORCEMENT, TO ENSURE SAFETY and EQUALITY OF LIFE TO GOODYEAR RESIDENTS. | GOODYEAR, AZ | |
| 14 | STARBRIGHT FOUNDATION INC Our mission is to rescue children and young adults from human trafficking and modern day slavery in sex for hire and exploitation in pornography, as well as other dangerous and abusive environments, in association with local law enforcement and governing authorities. We established a safe house for endangered children in a family home environment for healing within a licensed foster setting, supported with crisis counseling, trauma therapy and education. We offer specialized care for victims of ritual, clergy, incest, mental, physical and sexual abuses, along with support and education for their families. All our services are free. We promote awareness socially through education and training seminars for first responders, teachers, parents and students on the crimes of trafficking through child pornography, prostitution, neglect and exploitation; focusing on social media dangers for Internet safety, to prevent and intervene in human suffering within local communities and our nation. | Gilbert, AZ | |
| 15 | CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY INC THE CENTER FOR BIOLOGICAL DIVERSITY INC, WORKS TO SECURE A FUTURE FOR ALL SPECIES, GREAT AND SMALL, HOVERING ON THE BRINK OF EXTINCTION. WE DO SO THROUGH SCIENCE, LAW AND CREATIVE MEDIA, WITH A FOCUS ON PROTECTING THE LANDS, WATERS AND CLIMATE THAT SPECIES NEED TO SURVIVE. | TUCSON, AZ | |
| 16 | RADIUS INTERNATIONAL RADIUS INTERNATIONAL IS A TRAINING CENTER FOR THE PURPOSE OF CROSS-CULTURAL CHURCH-PLANTING AMONG UNREACHED LANGUAGE GROUPS, AND TO EDUCATE AND IMPACT THE EVANGELICAL COMMUNITY REGARDING MISSIONS IN GENERAL, AS WELL AS FOR LAWFUL ACTIVITIES PERMITTED BY A NON-PROFIT RELIGIOUS ORGANIZATION, PURSUANT TO THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF ARIZONA. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 17 | ARIZONA LUTHERAN SCHOLARSHIP ORGANIZATION INC The sole purpose of ALSO is to implement the private school tuition tax credit law passed and signed into law in 1997 as A.R.S. Section Para. 43-1089. | SUN LAKES, AZ | |
| 18 | ARIZONA LEGAL WOMEN AND YOUTH SERVICES NO COST LEGAL SERVICES PROVIDED TO VULNERABLE YOUNG PEOPLE AND TRAFFICKING SURVIVORS TO HELP ELIMINATE BARRIERS TO SAFETY, STABILITY, AND SELF SUFFICIENCY. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 19 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 20 | SCOTTSDALE, AZ | ||
| 21 | Anthem, AZ | ||
| 22 | WILLCOX, AZ | ||
| 23 | Tucson, AZ | ||
| 24 | SCOTTSDALE, AZ | ||
| 25 | PRESCOTT, AZ | ||
| 26 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 27 | Scottsdale, AZ | ||
| 28 | HEREFORD, AZ | ||
| 29 | Prescott Valley, AZ | ||
| 30 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 31 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 32 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 33 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 34 | CHANDLER, AZ | ||
| 35 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 36 | Tucson, AZ | ||
| 37 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 38 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 39 | Tucson, AZ | ||
| 40 | GOODYEAR, AZ | ||
| 41 | SCOTTSDALE, AZ | ||
| 42 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 43 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 44 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 45 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 46 | Tucson, AZ | ||
| 47 | Cottonwood, AZ | ||
| 48 | FLAGSTAFF, AZ | ||
| 49 | GLENDALE, AZ | ||
| 50 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
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