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Find similar grantsBHHS Legacy Foundation Grant is sponsored by BHHS Legacy Foundation. The BHHS Legacy Foundation Grant supports initiatives that improve health and quality of life for vulnerable Arizona residents.
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Because there are so many health-related needs in the communities we support, requests for resources exceed the funds available for grants. To give your request the best chance for acceptance, please click here to be sure your organization and program meet the Foundation’s basic eligibility requirements and then follow these steps: + Step 1: Align with Legacy’s funding priorities.
BHHS Legacy Foundation awards grants to programs that fit the Foundation’s mission and align with our funding priorities. Click here to review the Foundation’s funding priorities to determine whether your proposed program aligns with the Foundation’s focus. + Step 2: Review Legacy’s past grant awards.
Click here to review the Foundation’s previously funded organizations, projects, and programs to determine whether your organization and proposed program are appropriate for a funding request. + Step 3: Discuss your proposal with a Legacy vice president. Before submitting a request for funding, discuss your proposal with a Foundation vice president.
As our Foundation doesn’t have typical application deadlines, our vice presidents of program development will provide guidance and feedback regarding the appropriateness of your request, whether a grant is likely for your cause, and at what stage of your project, program, or organization funding might occur. For programs serving the Phoenix region, contact Mary Thomson ( mthomson@bhhslegacy. org ).
For programs serving the Tri-State region, which includes Greater Bullhead City, AZ; Laughlin, NV; and Needles, CA, contact Teri Tomlinson ( ttomlinson@bhhslegacy. org ). + Step 4: Use Legacy’s online system to submit a brief Letter of Inquiry.
When a Foundation vice president requests that you submit a Letter of Inquiry related to your proposed program, the Foundation will email you a link to the Letter of Inquiry through its online application system. + Step 5: Use Legacy’s online system to submit a full application.
If the Foundation decides to invite your organization to submit a full grant application, you will receive a detailed email with a link to the application form in the Foundation’s online system. Once you submit an application, the Foundation’s review may take up to six weeks.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations with nonprofit status demonstrating a clear health-related need, serving vulnerable Arizona residents. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
BHHS Legacy Foundation Grant is funded by BHHS Legacy 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.
Applications go through the funder's official portal — the Apply Now link on this page goes there directly.
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