Showing 83 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | VALLE DEL SOL INC VALLE DEL SOL INSPIRES POSITIVE CHANGE BY INVESTING IN HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES TO STRENGTHEN FAMILIES WITH TOOLS AND SKILLS FOR SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND BY BUILDING THE NEXT GENERATION OF LATINO AND DIVERSE LEADERS. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 52 | YUMA AREA HOUSING OPPORTUNITY INC THE ORGANIZATION OWNS AND OPERATES TWO BUILDINGS WITH A TOTAL OF 63 UNITS SUBSIDIZED BY HUD; THE HOUSING IS PROVIDED TO THE ELDERLY, HANDICAPPED, AND LOW INCOME FAMILIES. | Yuma, AZ | |
| 53 | CANYONLANDS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER THE MISSION OF CANYONLANDS HEALTHCARE IS TO PROMOTE HEALTHIER LIVES THROUGH AFFORDABLE, ACCESSIBLE, INTEGRATED PRIMARY CARE. | PAGE, AZ | |
| 54 | ALPHA OMICRON BUILDING CORPORATION STUDENT HOUSING MANAGEMENT | TUCSON, AZ | |
| 55 | UMOM NEW DAY CENTERS INC TO END FAMILY HOMELESSNESS BY RESTORING HOPE AND REBUILDING LIVES. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 56 | MESA COMMUNITY ACTION NETWORK MESA COMMUNITY ACTION NETWORK (MESACAN) HAS A MISSION OF HELPING FAMILIES; MESA CAN IS CHANGING LIVES BY OFFERING LOW-INCOME MESA RESIDENTS FINANCIAL EDUCATION AND COACHING, UTILITY ASSISTANCE, RENTAL/MORTGAGE ASSISTANCE, EMPLOYMENT DEVELOPMENT AND ASSET BUILDING IN A ONE STOP-SHOP ENVIRONMENT THROUGH FEDERAL, STATE, AND CITY-FUNDED PROGRAMS. | MESA, AZ | |
| 57 | Prescott Area Wildland Urban Serve to identify, develop, prioritize and address wildland/urban interface issues facing the citizens of the Prescott area. | Prescott, AZ | |
| 58 | HABITAT FOR HUMANITY OF A NON-DENOMINATIONAL FAITH BASED HOUSING MINISTRY, BRINGING ALL FAITHS TOGETHER TO WORK IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THOSE IN NEED, BUILDING DECENT HOMES IN DECENT NEIGHBORHOODS. | FLAGSTAFF, AZ | |
| 59 | HIGHLAND HIGH SCHOOL ORCHESTRA BOOSTERS Highland High School Orchestra Boosters exists to support the musical teaching and training of over 250 students by the orchestra department of Highland High School, a school in the Gilbert Public School District in AZ. Activities include concerts, clinics, and educational performance and performing tours. | Gilbert, AZ | |
| 60 | SKY ISLAND ALLIANCE OUR MISSION IS TO PROTECT AND RESTORE THE DIVERSITY OF LIFE AND LANDS IN THE SKY ISLAND REGION. | TUCSON, AZ | |
| 61 | FOUNTAIN HILLS COMMUNITY FOUNDATION INC Building a Legacy in Fountain Hills and the surrounding communities.The Fountain Hills Community Foundation is a 501 C3 investing in nonprofit organizations whose work improves the lives of our youth seniors families and community. FHCF works with nonprofit organizations as a partner helping them to identify problems find solutions and become continually stronger and more effective. Each year the Fountain Hills Community Foundation receives dozens of grant applications from local nonprofit organizations to help with new projects and ongoing projects. These organizations rely on donor support and grants to grow and survive. | FOUNTAIN HILLS, AZ | |
| 62 | DESERT MOUNTAIN PARENT-TEACHER ORGANIZATION Desert Mountain Parent-Teacher Organization is tasked with supporting the development of the Desert Mountain High School learning community by investing in Staff and Teacher development, culture building activities, in class support through teaching tools and supplies and school asset supplements. | Scottsdale, AZ | |
| 63 | Diabetes Prevention and Aid Fund Our mission is to help wipe out malnutrition and improve the quality of health for families and individuals through our food distribution program. We rescue millions of produce that would have gone wasted in landfills. | Nogales, AZ | |
| 64 | EL RIO FOUNDATION INC BUILDING COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN EL RIO COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER. PROVIDE PHILANTHROPIC SUPPORT TO EL RIO HEALTH TO ENHANCE ITS PATIENT PROGRAMS, SUPPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS, AND BUILD ENDOWMENT THROUGH CORPORATE, FOUNDATION, AND INDIVIDUAL SUPPORT. | TUCSON, AZ | |
| 65 | DC Ranch Community Council Inc GOING BEYOND THE PHYSICAL DEVELOPMENT AND PRESERVATION OF THE LAND, THE DC RANCH COMMUNITY COUNCIL PERPETUATES A SENSE OF COMMUNITY LIFE AND SPIRIT. THE COUNCIL IS RESPONSIBLE FOR AND INVOLVED IN PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES, WHICH CONTRIBUTE POSITIVELY TO RESIDENTS AND TO THE REGION OF WHICH IT IS PART. THE COUNCIL EXISTS TO FACILITATE A CONNECTED AND WELCOMING COMMUNITY THAT INSTILLS PRIDE AND A SENSE OF BELONGING IN EVERY DC RANCH STAKE HOLDER. | Scottsdale, AZ | |
| 66 | HOME BUILDERS CARE INC Dedicated to building better communities thru fundraising efforts community service projects which benefit women, men children who are trying to rebuild their lives. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 67 | CONCERNS OF POLICE SURVIVORS THE ARIZONA CHAPTER OF CONCERNS OF POLICE SURVIVORS (COPS), INC. PROVIDES RESOURCES (SEE SCHEDULE O) TO ASSIST IN THE REBUILDING OF THE LIVES OF SURVIVING FAMILIES AND AFFECTED CO-WORKERS OF LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS KILLED IN THE LINE OF DUTY AS DETERMINED BY FEDERAL CRITERIA. FURTHERMORE, COPS PROVIDES TRAINING TO LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES ON SURVIVOR VICTIMIZATION ISSUES AND EDUCATES THE PUBLIC OF THE NEED TO SUPPORT THE LAW ENFORCEMENT PROFESSION AND ITS SURVIVORS. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 68 | CORNERSTONE BUILDING FOUNDATION INC SUPPORT DESIGN/CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY BY HONORING OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS, PROVIDING COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS, AND PROVIDING CONTINUING EDUCATION. | TUCSON, AZ | |
| 69 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 70 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 71 | Phoenix, AZ | ||
| 72 | SCOTTSDALE, AZ | ||
| 73 | Gilbert, AZ | ||
| 74 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 75 | SCOTTSDALE, AZ | ||
| 76 | MESA, AZ | ||
| 77 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 78 | Kingman, AZ | ||
| 79 | Phoenix, AZ | ||
| 80 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 81 | San Carlos, AZ | ||
| 82 | SCOTTSDALE, AZ | ||
| 83 | CHANDLER, AZ | ||
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