Foundation / Corporation
Arizona Community Foundation (ACF)
01/15/21 5:00 PM
Grants of up to $25,000 to Arizona nonprofit and faith-based organizations to provide summer activities for children and youth. Funding is intended to support existing programs in the areas of arts and culture, personal youth development, physical activity and recreation, nature and the environment, disability, and academic and educational programming. Funded activities must primarily serve youth in Maricopa County.
The Summer Youth Program Fund (SYPF) is an independent grantmaking program founded and managed by local funders who support, or are interested in supporting, agencies that provide summer programming for Maricopa County youth. The purpose of the SYPF is to supplement existing programs in order to enrich, enhance, and expand summer offerings for children and youth. Grants will be made to organizations that match the criteria of individual funders participating in the collaboration.
For the purpose of this grant program, "youth" is defined as school aged, kindergarten through grade 12. "Summer", which is the time when programs must be conducted, is defined as the period of time when school is not in session between Memorial Day and Labor Day.
The SYPF recognizes that summer programs, particularly those serving economically disadvantaged youth, require financial assistance to provide creative and recreational outlets while fostering personal development and life-long learning.
During out of school time, young people tend to engage in the highest levels of health-harming behaviors. Targeted programs provide a continuum of care during the summer months and offer opportunities for youth to develop and sustain enriching and healthy lifestyle activities that will divert them from negative behaviors.
Organizations with a focus on artistic and academic programs are encouraged to apply with innovative ways to decrease sedentary activities and increase knowledge of healthy lifestyles. Recognizing that youth-serving organizations shape the environment of our youth, the SYPF will encourage all applicants to play a role in addressing the trend of childhood obesity through implementation of proper nutrition practices and opportunities to be physically active.
Specific Funding Priorities
The SYPF encourages collaborative efforts among organizations with similar goals, increase service capacities and expand outreach to touch the lives of youth in Maricopa County.
GrantWatch ID#: 131946
$615,000
Grants will range from $5,000 to $25,000. The maximum grant is $25,000.
Before starting your grant application, please review the funding source's website listed below for updates/changes/addendums/conferences/LOIs.
Eligibility quiz: https://www.grantinterface.com/Request/Submission/Eligibility?submission=16995955
Apply online: https://www.grantinterface.com/Home/Logon?urlkey=azfoundation
For general questions regarding the SYPF, please email mmendel@nmpct.org.
For technical assistance with the website, including organizational profile and the online application, please contact a member of the ACF Grants Management Team at 602.381.1400 or grants@azfoundation.org.
For any grant related questions or information, you may also contact the Foundation at the above email address or phone number.
Arizona Community Foundation
2201 E. Camelback Road, Suite 405B
Phoenix, AZ 85016
info@azfoundation.org
USA: Arizona
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