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Find similar grantsArts Grants (Phoenix East Valley) is sponsored by Otto & Edna Neely Foundation. Provides one-time grants to cultural and fine arts associations alongside other local service organizations to improve life in the Phoenix East Valley.
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A legacy of growing opportunities. ## About the Neely Foundation The Neely Foundation funds a broad spectrum of programs in the Phoenix East Valley. Grants support cultural and fine arts associations as well as social service agencies, education and leadership groups, health services, and welfare organizations.
Scholarships are awarded to students attending Arizona’s major universities and community colleges. The Neelys were farmers, and they prospered. Their harvest continues as the Foundation improves and enriches the lives of Arizona’s citizens.
A wide range of organizations receive grants from the Foundation including museums, food banks, medical clinics, summer camps, choirs, homeless shelters, youth leadership programs, Christian ministries, agricultural groups, and many more. ## About Otto and Edna Neely Otto B. Neely was born in West Texas in 1900.
He came to Gilbert, Arizona as a youth with his family and began his lifetime vocation of farming. In 1928, Otto married the love of his life Edna Trout who worked as a teacher. The couple had no children of their own, but were known and loved by all.
They became “Aunt Edna” and “Uncle Otto” to generations of Arizonans. Otto and Edna’s lives were built on service to their community. They were committed to their beliefs of hard work, frugal living, Christian principles, and caring for people—especially those in need.
As they prospered, Otto and Edna shared their good fortune. Generous donations provided essentials for daily living including food, a warm bed, and a safe place for children to live and flourish. Scholarships helped young adults obtain an education.
The ill, infirmed, or those who needed a helping hand were given assistance in a myriad of ways. Otto died in 1987 and Edna in 1993. Their care for neighbors in need as well as their commitment to their community continue today through the Otto & Edna Neely Foundation.
"The Neely Foundation helped me achieve my dream of being the first child in my family to attend college." J. Esparsa The Neely Foundation is governed by a six-person Board of Directors who approve all grants, oversee the Foundation’s investments, and manage its budget.
The Directors are deeply committed to carrying on the legacy of Otto and Edna Neely. * 325 S. Higley Road #110 [](https://neelyfoundation.
com/about#)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Arizona 501(c)(3) nonprofits offering arts, education, community service, health, or small capital projects in the Phoenix East Valley. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Arts Grants (Phoenix East Valley) is funded by Otto & Edna Neely Foundation. 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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