Foundations that fund mental health in Arizona
These 25 foundations made grants to mental health in Arizona in the most recent IRS filing I have for each. None of them ticked the box for giving only to preselected organizations, and each filing gives application instructions or a website. That doesn't prove a foundation takes applications, and some on this list may not. The text below is copied from the filings, most of them for tax year 2024, so check a foundation's website or call before you apply.
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The Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona
- $2,500 to Cochise Harm Reduction, Bisbee: Cochise harm reduction meals
- $1,600 to Nami Southeastern Arizona, Sierra Vista: Consultant to update employee handbook, employment policies and formalize volunteer...
- $1,500 to Miracles of A Second Chance, Sierra Vista: 2 windows laptops and a shredder
How to apply: The filing names a contact. Use the filings link above.
Deadlines: Submission deadlines for each grant area can be found at www.lfsaz.org.
Restrictions: Grants are awarded to arizona 501(c)(3) organizations, government entities, and other tax-exempt charitable, educational or relief organizations having a clear and evident relation to promoting population health and community wellness in...
Virginia G Piper Charitable Trust
- $500,000 to A New Leaf, Mesa: Support organizational capacity building project
- $375,000 to A New Leaf, Mesa: Support Transformational Capacity Building Project
- $100,000 to Grace Sober Living, Phoenix: Build Fundraising Capacity
How to apply: The filing names a contact. Use the filings link above.
Restrictions: For responsive grants, eligible organizations must - a) be located within or primarily serving residents of maricopa county, az; b) be tax exempt under irc section 501(c)(3) or an instrumentality of government; c) have been in active...
Wells Fargo Foundation
- $85,000 to Nalwoodi Denzhone - Strength and Beauty Community, Globe: Invest native: san carlos apache food hub small business incubator
- $70,000 to Native American Connections Inc, Phoenix: Nac surprise bridge housing
- $30,000 to A New Leaf Inc, Mesa: A new leaf shelter & housing services
How to apply: https://www.wellsfargo.com/about/corporate-responsibility/community-giving/grant-process/
Deadlines: Applications are accepted from february 1 through october 1.
Restrictions: https://www.wellsfargo.com/about/corporate-responsibility/community-giving/grant-process/
Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust
- $75,000 to A New Leaf, Mesa: Support to provide safe emergency housing, basic needs and support services for 90...
- $75,000 to A New Leaf, Mesa: General operating support to continue providing services to families living on Homeward...
- $75,000 to Native American Connections, Phoenix: Support to expand services for youth experiencing homelessness at HomeBase Surprise.
The Diane and Bruce Halle Foundation
- $250,000 to A New Leaf Inc, Mesa: Human Services
- $80,000 to One Step Beyond Inc, Peoria: Human Services
How to apply: Limited to tax exempt 501-c-3 type organizations operating within the State of AZ for a minimum of 3 years. Should also include a copy of the IRS determination letter and most recent Form 990 tax return and financial statements.
John F Long Foundation Inc
- $4,000 to A New Leaf Inc, Mesa: Aid 501 c3 organization in fulfilling their charitable purpose.
- $2,500 to Kid in the Corner Inc, Scottsdale: Aid 501 c3 organization in fulfilling their charitable purpose.
How to apply: Application questionnaire describing the charitable purpose copy of 501c3 letter and financial reports.
Restrictions: Restricted to 501c3 status or community programs with geographic preference.
Fred C and Katherine B Andersen Foundation
- $150,000 to Native American Connections, Phoenix: General operating
How to apply: The foundation mission, funding priorities, and application can be found at fkandersen.org
Deadlines: March 30, june 30, and october 30
Restrictions: Organizations seeking funding must be 501(c)(3) public nonprofit organizations. Endowment funding does not fall within the guidelines of the foundation. The foundation also does not provide funding to individuals, political campaigns,...
The Robert Wood Johnson Foundation
- $70,000 to North American Quitline Consortium, Phoenix: 82247 general operating support for the north american quitline consortium
How to apply: Most of rwjf's grants are made through targeted grant programs and funding partnerships. Rwjf's funding priorities and calls for proposals are described on www.rwjf.org.
Deadlines: No deadlines, except when foundation issues a call for proposal (cfp) or request for proposal (rfp).
Restrictions: Rwjf is dedicated to taking bold leaps to transform health in our lifetime and pave the way, together, to a future where health is no longer a privilege, but a right. We are a national philanthropy that advances transformative systems...
Thom & Gail Williamsen Family Foundation
- $46,000 to Anasazi Foundation Inc, Mesa: General charitable purpose
How to apply: By written request
Toyota Usa Foundation C/O Corporate Tax Department
- $34,000 to Southwest Behavioral Health Services, Phoenix: Assistance toward providing therapy/counseling services to uninsured students and...
How to apply: Proposal with dollar amount requested, explanation of project, use of funds.
Deadlines: None.
Restrictions: No individuals, unions, military organizations, religious groups, political organizations or candidates
Bothin Foundation
- $30,000 to One Step Beyond Inc, Peoria: Install fitness flooring and mirrors in osbis redwood city campus fitness and recreation...
How to apply: For guidelines and more information about this foundation, see www.bothinfoundation.org
Deadlines: For guidelines and more information about this foundation, see www.bothinfoundation.org
Restrictions: For guidelines and more information about this foundation, see www.bothinfoundation.org
Umpqua Bank Charitable Foundation
- $20,000 to A New Leaf Inc, Mesa: Financial Empowerment services & BankWork$
How to apply: Web application at www.umpquabank.com/community. Please provide a project description, financial information, tax status verification and contact information.
Deadlines: March 6th, june 12th, september 4th
Restrictions: LIMITED TO OR, WA, NV, ID, CA, AZ, CO, UT; Priority Focus Areas: Economically Vibrant Communities; Healthy Communities; Inclusive Communities; and Sustainable Communities.
J David Lowell Foundation Inc
- $20,000 to Peck Canyon Rehab Inc, Tucson: Support
How to apply: A letter of inquiry, a completed grant application and a site visit will be required of grant applicants.
Charles and Laura Goldstein Philanthropic Foundation
- $15,544 to Copa Health, Phoenix: Mental health
How to apply: Letter application with a copy of irs determination letter and a description of the need and/or use of funds.
Deadlines: Calendar year
Margaret T Morris Foundation
- $10,000 to A New Leaf, Mesa: General Purposes
How to apply: Internally initiated grants comprise virtually all of the current grant making of the foundation.
Deadlines: Informational letters will be accepted, but may not be responded to
Restrictions: No loans or grants to individuals, nor to religious organizations or their agencies
Union Pacific Foundation
- $10,000 to A New Leaf, Mesa: Homelessness prevention and safe shelter
How to apply: Grant application available online during specific periods.
Deadlines: May 31, 2025 for 2025 applications.
Restrictions: The foundation administers the philanthropic program of union pacific corporation and union pacific railroad company. Grants are awarded to nonprofit 501(c)(3) organizations located in union pacific communities that best align with the...
The Kroger Co Foundation
- $10,000 to A New Leaf, Mesa: Organization's charitable purpose
How to apply: All grant requests must be submitted through the versaic grants management platform located at thekrogerco.versaic.com/login. Grant requests include information related to the organization and it's charitable purpose and details related to the request.
Deadlines: Grants are processed quarterly with application deadlines in january, april, july, and october.
Restrictions: Grants are only approved to 501(c)(3) organizations
Andersen Corporate Foundation
- $10,000 to A New Leaf Inc, Mesa: A New Leaf West Valley Family Homeless Shelter Programs
How to apply: Grant guidelines and the grant application can be found at: https://www.andersenwindows.com/about/community/ applications must be submitted online.
Deadlines: March 1-31 and august 1-31 annually
Restrictions: Visit website for restrictions and limitations
The Allstate Foundation
- $10,000 to A New Leaf Inc, Mesa: 2024 employee community partnership-aip
How to apply: Letter of proposal
Deadlines: Proposal reviewed as received
Restrictions: Must be within the united states
The Richard M Schulze Family Foundation
- $5,000 to Kid in the Corner, Scottsdale: Human services
How to apply: See grant application guidelines at www.schulzefamilyfoundation.org
Deadlines: See grant application guidelines at www.schulzefamilyfoundation.org
Restrictions: See grant application guidelines at www.schulzefamilyfoundation.org
The Hs Lopez Family Foundation
- $5,000 to Anasazi Foundation Inc, Mesa: General purposes
How to apply: Grant application is submitted on the foundation's website at thehslopezfamilyfoundation.org. The application includes a description of the organization, the purpose of the grant, and financial information.
Deadlines: Submission deadlines are january 1, april 1, july 1, and october 1.
American Woodmark Foundation Inc
- $3,000 to Kid in the Corner Inc, Scottsdale: Help fund the penny pledge youth suicide prevention and mental health awareness program
How to apply: Available upon request
Restrictions: Recipients must have tax exempt status under section 501(c)(3), be classified as public charities, and be located in a community where american woodmark corporation has a facility.
First Interstate Bancsystem Foundation Inc
- $3,000 to Pinal Hispanic Council, Eloy: General Operating Support
How to apply: Refer to Foundation website for online application.
Deadlines: Refer to Foundation website for online application.
Restrictions: The grants are intended to serve the communities of interest to First Interstate Bank.
The William and Joanne Moeller Foundation
- $3,000 to Starry Foundation, Scottsdale: General support
How to apply: Letter
Gpd Group Employees Foundation Inc
- $2,100 to A New Leaf, Mesa: A new leaf's la mesita childrens services sensory/steam resources
How to apply: Name of organization, address, person to contact and phone number, tax exempt status and if exempt basis for exemption, amount of funds requested, reason funds requested and how they will be used, other information helpful to the trustees in making a determination, a copy of...
Deadlines: N/a.
Restrictions: Grants are only made to qualified organizations under the internal revenue service code section 501(c)(3) with special consideration to pre selected k-12 public school entities and organizations serving public school children in grades...
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