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Find similar grantsArizona Veterans' Donation Fund is sponsored by Arizona Department of Veterans' Services (ADVS). The Arizona Veterans' Donation Fund supports programs, projects, and events benefiting veterans and their families throughout Arizona.
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[](https://dvs. az. gov/donate/arizona-veterans-donation-fund-donate) **What is the Arizona Veterans' Donation Fund?
** The Arizona Veterans' Donation Fund, established in 1999 by the Arizona Legislature funds programs that benefit Veterans and their families throughout Arizona. Arizona State law specifies that tax-deductible donations to, and monies held in, this account can never revert to the State General Fund.
The assets held in the account can only be used to benefit Veterans in the State of Arizona through small grants and large grants, each with their own documented application process. Click **HERE**to see Arizona Revised Statutes (ARS) §41-608. **How do I donate to the Veterans' Donation Fund?
** * Donate Online Now - Just Click the DONATE NOW Button * Purchase an**_Arizona Veteran, Women Veterans, or Freedom Arizona License Plate_** for an annual $25 fee, $17 of which goes directly to the Arizona Veterans Donation Fund. * You can also donate to the fund by check.
Mail your check payable to _**Arizona Veterans'**_ _**Donation Fund**_, to: Arizona Veterans' Donation Fund c/o Arizona Department of Veterans' Services **How does the Fund help? ** Through Small ($4,999. 99 or less) and Large ($5,000.
00-$75,000. 00) Grants, each with their own application process, the VDF supports 501(c) charitable organizations who are providing projects/programs/events for the benefit of Arizona Veterans. Preferable to ADVS, a grantee has a primary mission of providing benefits to Arizona’s Veterans and the applicant supports,and is compatible with, ADVS’ objectives determined by the Director.
**How do I request a Small or Large Grant from the Fund? ** Visit **this web page** for information on how to request assistance from the Fund.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Programs that benefit veterans and their families throughout Arizona. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Arizona Veterans' Donation Fund is funded by Arizona Department of Veterans' Services (ADVS). 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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