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About AZHF | Arizona Housing Fund A dedicated revenue source The Arizona Housing Fund is a collaborative fund of the Arizona Community Foundation (EIN: 86-0348306). We exist as a dedicated and sustainable revenue source that grants funding to the nonprofit agencies that build and operate permanent supportive, low-income and working poor housing.
Our equity grants enable more housing units to be constructed — meeting the growing needs of communities across Arizona and reducing the number of people experiencing homelessness. AZHF was founded in 2019 and has grown into a network of 65+ partner organizations , granting more than $2. 4M+ to fund 715+ housing units to date.
“Arizona working together to make a difference — one closing, one lease application, one donation at a time. ” Arizona's real estate industry drives this program. Homebuilders, developers, real estate agents & brokers, title companies, buyers and sellers all voluntarily participate at the close of escrow.
Example: A Realtor represents a buyer or seller in the sale of a home. At closing, the Realtor and their client each donate $25 to the AZHF through the title company. Lease Application Program Multifamily housing companies donate $5 per rental application to AZHF.
Rental applicants and residents can also choose to participate — turning everyday housing transactions into lasting community investment. Ask to your property manager: "Does your company participate in the AZHF Lease Application Program?" Companies can enroll at any time.
Individuals, families, public and private foundations, nonprofit and for-profit corporations, community groups and government bodies give directly to AZHF. All donations are tax-deductible and go directly toward building more housing units. EIN: 86-0348306 · Managed by the Arizona Community Foundation.
how your contribution builds housing. Donors give to AZHF through the Arizona Community Foundation, or homebuilders, developers, real estate agents & brokers, buyers, sellers and title companies donate through the Escrow Donation Program at closing. All donations are deposited in the AZHF fund at the Arizona Community Foundation.
Nonprofits Apply for Grant Arizona nonprofits that own or operate permanent supportive, low-income and working poor housing units apply for grant funding from the Arizona Housing Fund (AZHF). The AZHF Advisory Committee reviews applications and selects projects for funding, ensuring projects are aligned with our mission. Funds are distributed to qualified AZ nonprofits.
Construction begins. More affordable housing units with wraparound services enter the market and more families and individuals find stability. The AZHF Advisory Committee is composed of leaders from Arizona's real estate, business, nonprofit and philanthropic sectors.
They review grant applications, guide strategy and ensure every dollar goes to work effectively. To reach the advisory committee or learn more about involvement, contact us at info@arizonahousingfund. org .
National OREO Executive at Bank of America, Founder of the Arizona Housing Fund Executive Chairman of the Board, Meritage Homes Of Counsel, Arizona Association of Realtors Owner/Partner, Habitat Metro, LLC Sheila D.
Harris Consulting, past Director of the Arizona Department of Housing Chief Executive Officer, Arizona Association of Realtors Gold Key Consulting, past Director of the Arizona Department of Housing Arizona House of Representatives Ready to make a difference? Join Arizona's housing solution. Donate, partner, or support through your next real estate transaction.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit affordable housing developers, owners, or operators with at least 5 years of experience managing and operating sustainable supportive housing in Arizona. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows varies (e.g., $500,000 in grants to three projects in October 2026; individual awards up to $250,000 mentioned). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Arizona Housing Fund Grants is funded by Arizona Housing Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arizona. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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