The Community Foundation for Southern Arizona provides grant opportunities to nonprofit organizations through our donor advised funds, projects, affiliates, partners, and supporting organizations.

Special Projects and Initiatives
Alliance Fund provides grants to nonprofit organizations addressing the needs of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals.

Pro Neighborhoods provides small grants to neighborhood organizations for projects which will improve their community.

Social Venture Partners Greater Tucson invests in innovative nonprofit organizations using a high-engagement model that pools the financial and professional resources of philanthropic partners to achieve long-term community impact and to build a culture of philanthropy.

Affiliates and Partners
Oro Valley Community Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations in the Oro Valley area.

Santa Cruz Community Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations serving Santa Cruz County and the U.S./Mexico border region.

Stone Canyon Community Foundation provides grants to nonprofit organizations in the Oro Valley and Tucson communities.


Supporting Organizations
Thomas R. Brown Family Foundation promotes, encourages and aids the work of benevolent, charitable, hospital, scientific, literacy and educational institutions in Tucson, nationally and internationally. The foundation does not accept proposals.

William Edwin Hall Foundation primarily funds programs for children and youth with a focus on prevention activities that enable them to become healthy and productive adults. For more information contact Evan Mendelson by email or at 520-770-0800 ext. 119.

Melody S. Robidoux Foundation grants to a variety of nonprofit organizations. It provides graphic design assistance and helps with the production of printed materials. The foundation does not accept proposals.

Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona improves the status of women in Southern Arizona by supporting and funding public policy work, advocacy, research and programs that promote economic self-sufficiency for women and girls.

Zuckerman Community Outreach Foundation was established to support individuals and organizations involved in the promotion of health and wellness on a local and national level, as well as to support creative and artistic endeavors that positively impact the human experience. For application information, please contact Doreen Hunnicutt or at 520-770-0800 EXT 7120.