AZ Giving
Fundamental Needs Awarded $50K Grant to Expand The Oasis Project on Navajo Nation

Mercy Care has awarded Fundamental Needs a 2025 Mercy C.A.R.E.S. Community Reinvestment Grant totaling $50,000 to support The Oasis Project, an initiative bringing running water and new opportunities to families across the Navajo Nation. The program not only installs solar-powered water systems in remote homes but also provides paid, hands-on training for high school students who help build and install the systems themselves.
Mother’s Grace and Hope Women’s Center Unite to Transform the Future for Valley Moms

In Arizona, where one in four families are led by single mothers and nearly half of new moms skip critical postpartum checkups due to barriers like childcare, transportation, and cost, two local nonprofits are rewriting the narrative. Mother’s Grace and Hope Women’s Center have joined forces to help women move from crisis to confidence, and from survival to resilience.
AllThrive 365 Raises More Than $325,000 at Annual Community Breakfast

More than 550 community leaders, advocates, and supporters came together on October 2 for AllThrive 365’s seventh annual Community Breakfast, raising over $325,000 to support aging adults and caregivers throughout Arizona.
The event served as a reminder of the organization’s mission to ensure that aging is met with dignity. The morning featured stories from AllThrive 365 clients who have benefited from its programs, including Ed, a...
Presidential Pools Hosts “Holiday Photos” Event Benefitting Toys for Tots

Presidential Pools & Spas is spreading holiday cheer and community spirit with its upcoming “Holiday Photos for a Cause” event on November 8 from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The celebration will take place at the company’s Gilbert Pool Park, located at 525 E. Baseline Road, directly next to its headquarters.
Arizona Lottery Awards $100,000 Grant to Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona

Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona has received a $100,000 grant from the Arizona Lottery, a significant contribution that will help the organization continue its mission of transforming children’s trauma into resilience through the arts. The funding will provide 600 "meaningful interactions" between youth participants and trained volunteer mentors or performing artists, expanding access to healing, creativity, and connection for vulnerable young people across the state.