Showing 96 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ARIZONA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORP Education | TUCSON, AZ | |
| 2 | NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE AHWATUKEE FOOTHILLS CHAPTER Improving local communities through volunteerism | Phoenix, AZ | |
| 3 | CASA GRANDE ROTARY FOUNDATION COMMUNITY SERVICE, SUPPORTING THE EDUCATION OF THE YOUTH OF CASA GRANDE | CASA GRANDE, AZ | |
| 4 | GREATER MESA COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT: TO POSITIVELY IMPACT THE ECONOMIC GROWTH, COMMERCIAL AND RESIDENTIAL REVITALIZATION AND DEVELOPMENT OF OUR COMMUNITY | MESA, AZ | |
| 5 | SWIFT CHARITIES INC TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO EMPLOYEES OF SWIFT TRANSPORTATION IN DIRE NEED, TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR THE CHILDREN AND TO IMPROVE THEIR COMMUNITIES THROUGH CHARITABLE GIVING. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 6 | Republic Services Employee Relief Fund THE FUND PROVIDES ASSISTANCE TO EMPLOYEES OF REPUBLIC SERVICES, INC. and ITS SUBSIDIARIES WHO INCUR EXTRAORDINARY EXPENSES, DAMAGES OR LOSSES BECAUSE OF EMERGENCY HARDSHIP SITUATIONS. | Phoenix, AZ | |
| 7 | BUCKEYE OUTREACH FOR SOCIAL SERVICES TO EMPOWER INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES TO ACHIEVE SELF-RELIANCE. | SUN CITY, AZ | |
| 8 | AMERICAN FOUNDATION OF UTAH INC TO PROMOTE AND FACILITATE THE PRIVATIZATION OF PHILANTHROPY | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 9 | Legacy Global Programs To facilitate philanthropy by simplifying giving, multiplying impact, and supporting and incubating charitable programs whichallow givers to experience the joy of supporting their favorite causes. | Mesa, AZ | |
| 10 | NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE INC NATIONAL CHARITY LEAGUE IS A MOTHER/DAUGHTER ORGANIZATION FOCUSED ON 3 PILLARS: PHILANTHROPY, LEADERSHIP, AND CULTURE. MOTHERS AND THEIR DAUGHTERS (GRADES 7-12) PARTICIPATE IN ALL THREE OF THESE PILLARS OVER THE COURSE OF THE YEAR WITH A REQUIRED MINIMUM OF AT LEAST 15 HOURS OF PHILANTHROPY AND 15 HOURS OF LEAGUE (CULTURAL, LEADERSHIP) ACTIVITIES. | TUCSON, AZ | |
| 11 | THE PETE C GARCIA THE MISSION OF THE PETE C. GARCIA VICTORIA FOUNDATION IS TO INVOLVE THE COMMUNITY TO INCREASE THE RESOURCES WHICH WILL IMPROVE CONDITIONS IN THE AREAS OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT, EDUCATION/SCHOLARSHIP, ARTS/CULTURE AND INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE/FAITH BASED INITIATIVES THROUGH THE USE OF MICRO GRANTS, NONPROFIT INCUBATORS AND DONOR ADVISED FUNDS. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 12 | 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 | |
| 13 | 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 | |
| 14 | LIVE LOVE LIVE LOVE IS A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT NON-PROFIT PARTNERING WITH (SEE SCHEDULE O) NEIGHBORHOOD LEADERS FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING STRONG COMMUNITY, CONNECTING PEOPLE, AND CARING FOR OUR NEIGHBORS. | CHANDLER, AZ | |
| 15 | ONE MISSION INC 1MISSION IS A COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT ORGANIZATION GIVING PEOPLE IN POVERTY (SEE SCHEDULE O) THE OPPORTUNITY TO EARN A HOUSE BY SERVING THEIR COMMUNITY. | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 16 | SUN HEALTH SERVICES SUN HEALTH CHAMPIONS SUPERIOR HEALTH AND WELLBEING THROUGH PHILANTHROPY, INSPIRED LIVING AND WELLNESS PROGRAMS. | SUN CITY WEST, AZ | |
| 17 | Sandra Day OConnor Institute Founded by retired Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day OConnor, the nonpartisan nonprofit 501(c )(3), continues her distinguished legacy and lifetime work to advance American democracy through multigenerational civics education, civil discourse and civic engagement. | Phoenix, AZ | |
| 18 | VETERANS HERITAGE PROJECT Veterans Heritage Project (VHP) is a growing non-profit organization that facilitates an award-winning, after-school program which strives to develop character and civic responsibility in students by providing experiential learning programs to honor veterans and preserve their legacies. Based in Phoenix, Arizona, VHP is offered in middle schools, high schools, and colleges, impacting thousands of students, while interviewing hundreds of veterans annually. Their stories are preserved in the Library of Congress and through the student-publication, Since You Asked. Program elements also include community book receptions, veteran presentations, civic engagement, and college scholarships. VHPs curriculum is designated as a Character Education Program by the Arizona Department of Education and is aligned with Arizonas College and Career Readiness Standards. VHPs program has been recognized by: Congressional Medal of Honor Society, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution, Vetera | PHOENIX, AZ | |
| 19 | Tucson, AZ | ||
| 20 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 21 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 22 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 23 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 24 | MUNDS PARK, AZ | ||
| 25 | SUN CITY WEST, AZ | ||
| 26 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 27 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 28 | TONTO BASIN, AZ | ||
| 29 | Goodyear, AZ | ||
| 30 | Gilbert, AZ | ||
| 31 | Surprise, AZ | ||
| 32 | Tucson, AZ | ||
| 33 | BUCKEYE, AZ | ||
| 34 | Scottsdale, AZ | ||
| 35 | SUN CITY WEST, AZ | ||
| 36 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 37 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 38 | MESA, AZ | ||
| 39 | CAVE CREEK, AZ | ||
| 40 | PAYSON, AZ | ||
| 41 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 42 | Globe, AZ | ||
| 43 | Peoria, AZ | ||
| 44 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 45 | PHOENIX, AZ | ||
| 46 | Tucson, AZ | ||
| 47 | PRESCOTT, AZ | ||
| 48 | Tucson, AZ | ||
| 49 | TUCSON, AZ | ||
| 50 | GREEN VALLEY, AZ | ||
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