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Search verified grants from Arizona State Government →Arizona Urban Heat Mitigation Grants is sponsored by Arizona State Government. This initiative offers grants to local governments, nonprofits, and community organizations working on heat mitigation and public health issues in Arizona. The program aims to support projects that enhance climate resilience, public health, and sustainability, with a strong emphasis on organizations that have direct engagement with affected communities.
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