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Find similar grantsEnvironmental Sustainability Impact Fund is sponsored by Community Foundation for Southern Arizona. This fund supports grant funding for projects and programs that enhance Arizona's environment and sustainability efforts. It aims to expand access to clean, renewable energy, helping nonprofits build long-term sustainability while creating a healthier Southern Arizona.
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Whether you support community priorities through a Collective Impact Fund or deepen your engagement as a CORE Donor Collaborator, you'll join others in strengthening Southern Arizona through trust-based philanthropy and community-driven grantmaking. Collective Impact Funds offer a simple and effective way to support the causes that matter most to you.
Support for urgent needs in Southern Arizona Ensure animals have the care they deserve Deepen our region’s support for vital cultural and artistic opportunities Advance the lives of the next generations Education & Economic Equity Drive workforce opportunities and access to training Environmental Sustainability Invest in preserving, protecting, and restoring our natural environment Strengthen everyone’s access to basic needs, healthcare, and more Address housing insecurity and homelessness CORE Donor Collaborators partner with CFSA to expand the impact of the CORE Grant Program.
Through this unique giving opportunity, you'll gain insight into community needs, engage in our grantmaking process, and help provide unrestricted funding that empowers nonprofits to create lasting impact across Southern Arizona. Connect with Your Philanthropy Team Ready to make an impact? Email your Philanthropy Team today or call us at (520) 770-0800.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofits, educational institutions, tribal entities, government agencies, and most religious organizations in Southern Arizona. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Environmental Sustainability Impact Fund is funded by Community Foundation for Southern Arizona. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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