The Sundt Foundation Grant

The Sundt Foundation Grant is sponsored by Sundt Foundation. Supports local communities by offering grants to 501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations. Focused on youth development, hunger and nutrition, and veteran services, prioritizing projects in regions such as the Southwest and Southeast United States.

Sundt Foundation - Construction Company & General Contractor | Sundt Giving back to our communities for over 25 years. Since its founding in 1999, the Sundt Foundation has reflected our employee-owners’ passion for giving back to the places where we live and work. Each year, the foundation awards over $2 million in grants to a diverse array of charitable organizations across the United States.

2025 Sundt Foundation Impact Report As a company built on purpose, Sundt creates prosperity through the projects we build, and just as importantly, by sharing that prosperity through the Sundt Foundation. Giving back is one of our core values and a defining part of who we are. Thank you for partnering with the Sundt Foundation and for helping us strengthen the communities where we live and work.

We invite you to learn more about the impact we made together in the FY 2025 Sundt Foundation Impact Report. The Sundt Foundation is 50-percent funded by contributions from Sundt employee-owners. Every dollar is matched by the company and then distributed through quarterly grants to qualified 501c3 nonprofit organizations in our six regions across the country.

Local committees of employee-owners decide which organizations to fund in each of our giving areas, ensuring we support causes they feel most passionate about. The Foundation considers a broad range of social issues but gives special focus to youth development, military & veterans, hunger & nutrition, and other basic needs. The deadlines to apply for grants are March 15, June 15, September 15 and December 15.

Employee Volunteer Time Since 1999 DISASTER RELIEF DONATIONS to rebuild our communities Every so often, our communities face grave challenges from unforeseen events such as hurricanes , wildfires or the COVID-19 pandemic. To help our neighbors in need, the Sundt Foundation gives emergency and disaster relief grants on a discretionary basis to organizations at the front lines of these crises.

In 2024, the Sundt Foundation awarded $40,000 to support recovery efforts across the Southeast after Hurricanes Helene and Milton. These funds as well as our employee-owners’ individual volunteer efforts have made a tremendous impact to protect, nourish, heal and rebuild several communities.

“Voices for Children is deeply grateful to the Sundt Foundation for your investment in our organization, which has allowed us to provide irreplaceable support and advocacy for foster children through our Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) program during this challenging time. Without you, we would not be able to extend lifelines to children in foster care through their CASA volunteer.

” – Robin Pearson, Executive Director, Voices for CASA Children Since 2001, the Sundt Foundation has hosted a suite of sporting competitions to raise money for worthy causes. Beginning with events held in the Southwest as a tribute to Mike Gaines, a member of the Sundt family for two decades before losing his life to ALS.

Today, we host Sundt Foundation Charity Golf Tournaments across seven locations, raising money for a variety of nonprofit organizations serving the communities where we live and work. To date, we’ve raised over $2. 6 million through these fundraising events.

Sundt Foundation Charity Golf Tournaments Save the Date for April 2, 2027 at Grayhawk Country Club! More details coming soon. Save the Date for November 20, 2026 at Omni Tucson National!

More details coming soon. Join us on November 2, 2026 for our annual golf tournament. Thank you for attending our golf tournament .

Visit here again later for more information regarding next year’s event. Our next tournament will be in Spring 2027. More details coming soon.

Thank you for attending our 2026 golf tournament! Visit here again later for more information regarding next year’s event. Join us on September 11, 2026 for our annual golf tournament .

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All recognized 501(c)(3) organizations that meet the Foundation’s giving guidelines may apply Sundt Foundation Fact Sheet Sundt Foundation Grant Application Instructions + FAQ Visit our application platform for grant and follow-up applications 2025 Sundt Foundation Impact Report Use the link below to set up a secure one-time or recurring donation to the Sundt Foundation and help us make a positive impact in the communities where we live and work.

The Sundt Foundation is a registered 501(c)(3) charitable organization and all donations are tax-deductible. Make checks payable to “The Sundt Foundation” and send them to: 2015 W River Rd, Suite 101 Are you a current Sundt Employee-Owner? Sundt matches employee-owner donations dollar-for-dollar, so be sure to set up your donation as payroll contributions via the SundtWeb.

Reach out to [email protected] or your HR rep for more info.

Sundt Pledges $65 Million of Giving by 2035 Sundt Foundation Awards $28,000 in Grants Across Pacific Northwest Region Sundt Foundation Awards $27,500 to Nonprofits Across Utah and Idaho Sundt Foundation Southern California Golf Tournament Raises $77,000 for Muscular Dystrophy Association Sundt Construction and rPlus Energies Donate $11,000 to The Peregrine Fund Sundt Foundation Raised $135,000 for Denton County Friends of Family Fire Central is home to Station No. 1 and the TFD’s administrative and fire prevention support personnel.

The 70,000-square-foot, two-story structure includes firefighter living accommodations, six apparatus bays, fire department offices, Tucson’s emergency operations center and a public museum, all constructed over a below grade, two-level, secure parking garage. We took great care to fit the big, municipal building into the style and scale of the surrounding historic neighborhood.

Meetings were held with neighborhood representatives at the onset of design to help guide the project to a completion that would enhance the area while providing a modern facility for the fire department. We maintained close contact with neighbors throughout the project, adjusting building processes to minimize the day-to-day impacts on their lives.

We also addressed their concerns about protecting a nearby historic chapel that was extremely fragile. The team made minor repairs to the structure prior to beginning construction on Fire Central and closely monitored seismic activity from construction equipment to prevent damage to the structure.

Not only did the completed Fire Central provide the TFD with a state-of-the-art facility, the process of building it also helped enhance the community and strengthen the relationship between the neighborhood and the city.