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OneAZ Community Foundation Awards $330,000 in Grants

August 10, 2023

The OneAZ Community Foundation recently awarded 66 organizations a total of $330,000 in Community Impact Grants, marking its biggest year of giving yet.

Each organization received $5,000 toward a nonprofit that uplifts the lives of children, families, and veterans in the communities it serves. The Foundation is built on five pillars of support — children’s health, food banks, financial education, veterans’ interests, and local youth programs — that guide its charitable giving.

Here is the full list:

Northern Region

  • 1501 Foundation – Sedona
  • Agape House of Prescott – Prescott
  • Bethany’s Gait Ranch – Chino Valley
  • Bradshaw Mountain Performing Bears PTO – Prescott Valley
  • Chino Valley Baseball Booster Club – Chino Valley
  • Chino Valley Education Foundation – Chino Valley
  • Chino Valley Food Bank – Chino Valley
  • Chino Valley Police Foundation – Chino Valley
  • Community Counts – Prescott Valley
  • Flagstaff Family Food Center – Flagstaff
  • Friends of the Verde River – Cottonwood
  • G.E.M. Environmental, NFP – Prescott
  • Habitat for Humanity of Northern Arizona – Flagstaff
  • High Country Lactation Care – Flagstaff
  • Manzanita Outreach – Cottonwood
  • Native Public Media – Flagstaff
  • New Horizons Disability Empowerment Center – Prescott Valley
  • Northland Christian School of Flagstaff – Flagstaff
  • Prescott Area Shelter Services – Prescott
  • Project Rising Hope – Cottonwood
  • Protective Mothers Justice – Munds Park
  • Rainbow Acres – Camp Verde
  • Sedona Community Food Bank – Sedona
  • Step Up For Kids – Prescott
  • Verde Valley Habitat for Humanity – Cottonwood
  • Yavapai Big Brothers Big Sisters – Prescott
  • Yavapai Humane Society – Prescott
  • YMCA Camp Sky Y – Prescott

Central Region

  • Amanda Hope Rainbow Angels – Phoenix
  • Arizona Sustainability Alliance – Phoenix
  • AZ Reach – Tolleson
  • Beyond the Hurt – Phoenix
  • Breathing Life International, Inc. DBA New Breed – Mesa
  • Cancer Support Community Arizona – Phoenix
  • CDT Kids – Higley
  • Charity Beyond Belief – Phoenix
  • Chrysalis Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence – Phoenix
  • Desert Sounds Performing Arts, Inc. – Mesa
  • Empowering Latina Leaders in Arizona (E.L.L.A.) – Phoenix
  • Harvest Compassion Center – Phoenix
  • Junior Achievement of Arizona – Tempe
  • Liberty High School Music Education Association – Sun City
  • Live & Learn – Phoenix
  • Million Dollar Teacher Project – Phoenix
  • Mom’s Pantry – Phoenix
  • R.I.S.E. Over Everything Outreach – Tempe
  • St. Mary’s Food Bank – Phoenix
  • St. Vincent de Paul – Phoenix
  • State Forty Eight Foundation – Chandler
  • The JM23 Foundation – Gilbert

Southern Region

  • 3rd Decade – Tucson
  • African American Museum of Southern Arizona – Tucson
  • Boys & Girls Club of the Gila Valley – Safford
  • East Santa Cruz County Community Food Bank, Inc. – Patagonia
  • Eastern Arizona Hispanic Heritage Corporation – Safford
  • Esperanza Dance Project – Tucson
  • Family Housing Resources – Tucson
  • Imago Dei Middle School – Tucson
  • Literacy Connects – Tucson
  • Nalwoodi Denzhone Community – Globe
  • Sahuarita Food Bank – Green Valley
  • Southern Arizona Aids Foundation (SAAF) – Tucson
  • Spreading Threads Clothing Bank – Tucson
  • The EAC Foundation – Thatcher
  • Treasures 4 Teachers of Tucson – Tucson
  • We Care Tucson – Tucson

Posted in Arizona, Regional Member News.

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