| Organization Name |
grant AMT |
Grant description |
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About Care, Inc. |
$40,000 |
Support to enhance the delivery of volunteer services to over 125 homebound elderly and disabled adults in Chandler and Gilbert.
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*
Arizona Association for Foster and Adoptive Parents |
$50,000 |
Support to provide educational workshops, social activities and storage facilities to collect furniture and clothing donations for over 100 foster care and adoptive families.
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Arizona Bridge to Independent Living, Inc. |
$250,000 |
Support to build a sports, fitness and aquatics center on the Disability Empowerment Center campus in Phoenix to provide accessible health and nutrition services for individuals with disabilities.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona |
$89,000 |
Support for a second year for the STARS Mentoring Children of Incarcerated Parents program to provide mentors to 200 children, ages 6 to 18, who have a parent or close relative in prison.
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Bridging AZ Furniture Bank, Inc. |
$30,000 |
Support for a third year to expand services to 200 families moving from transitional to permanent housing in the central and east Valley.
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Central Arizona Shelter Services, Inc. |
$50,000 |
Support for a third year to expand dental services to 1,200 homeless men and women and 600 children on the Human Services Campus in south central Phoenix.
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Defenders of Children |
$96,925 |
Support for a third year of the In-House Legal Assistance program to provide free legal services to victims of child abuse and their protective families.
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*
Foothills Animal Rescue, Inc. |
$50,000 |
Support to provide in-house veterinary treatment, shelter, care and adoption for over 600 cats and dogs in Maricopa County.
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Grand Canyon Wildlands Council |
$100,000 |
Support for the Tribal and Citizen Science Volunteer program, in collaboration with the Museum of Northern Arizona, to help sustain wildlife and habitats of the Mogollon Rim.
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Habitat for Humanity of the West Valley |
$150,000 |
Support to build 37 homes to facilitate affordable homeownership for low-income families in Avondale.
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*
International Rescue Committee |
$40,000 |
Support to purchase two 15-passenger vans to transport over 750 newly arrived and resettled refugees to medical appointments, employment training classes and English learning programs each year in Maricopa County.
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*
Keogh Health Foundation |
$90,000 |
Support over three years for the Health-e-Kids program to inform and enroll 1,200 eligible, low-income students and families in state-sponsored health care programs.
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*
National Advocacy & Training Network |
$60,000 |
Support for the SEEDs program to provide transitional housing, case management, support groups, life skills and legal advocacy services for 54 women annually who are fleeing domestic violence and recovering from substance abuse.
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*
Native American Fatherhood & Families Association |
$66,000 |
Support to establish a Fathers' Resource Center to provide 600 Native American and non-Native fathers with parenting classes, mentoring, educational workshops, family law clinics and anger management courses in the east Valley.
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New Dawn Livestock Rescue & Sanctuary, Inc. |
$30,000 |
Support to purchase feed and provide veterinary and farrier care to meet the nutritional and medical needs of 125 rescued domestic animals.
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*
Open Table |
$90,000 |
Support to assist faith-based congregations, in partnership with the city of Phoenix, develop volunteer support groups to assist low-income individuals and families to eliminate barriers to housing, education and employment.
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Rehoboth Community Development Corporation |
$55,000 |
Support for a second year of the PEACE program to provide 128 teen parents and foster-care youth in west Phoenix with independent living skills workshops.
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Southwest Center for HIV/AIDS, Inc. |
$100,000 |
Support to develop a $7 to $9 million capital campaign and major gifts fundraising program.
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St. Mary's Food Bank Alliance |
$500,000 |
Support for the $10 million Ending Hunger, Changing Lives Capital Campaign to renovate and expand existing warehouse locations and build a service training facility for the Community Kitchen program.
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Stardust Non-Profit Building Supplies |
$100,000 |
Support to open a third discount building materials store in north Phoenix to assist more than 300 families and individuals.
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*
The Sierra Club Foundation |
$40,000 |
Support for the Sonoran Desert National Monument through the formation of a volunteer support group and completion of an environmental impact analysis and recreational use plan.
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*
Toby House, Inc. |
$90,000 |
Support for a new thrift store on the agency's current residential treatment and administrative campus in central Phoenix, which will offer 10 severely mentally ill clients employment training and provide unrestricted agency revenue.
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Valley Christian Centers, Inc. |
$84,000 |
Support for the Suspension Intervention Program that provides structured educational programs and case management to 300 suspended students, kindergarten through eighth grade, in south central Phoenix.
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*denotes this organization is a first-time NMPCT grant recipient.
