| Organization Name | Amount | Summary | Fiscal Year | Primary Program Area |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Open Hearts | $150,000 | Support nonprofit recovery to offset COVID-19 crisis impacts. | 2022 | Children |
| Open Hearts | $330,000 | (Repurpose COVID-19) Support capacity building (2020 Initiative—Post-ATLAS/Human Services Organizations). | 2022 | Children |
| Open Hearts | $50,000 | Support strategic organizational enhancements (ATLAS Nonprofit Strength and Endurance). | 2019 | Children |
| Open Hearts | $15,000 | Support efforts to strengthen nonprofit board governance practices and leadership (Good Governance Fund). | 2017 | Children |
| Open Hearts | $100,000 | To expand a model violence prevention program to serve pre-kindergarten children in the Glendale School District. | 2003 | Children |
| Osborn School District Educational Foundation, Inc. | $55,694 | To provide afterschool programs for elementary students at Montecito Community School. | 2003 | Children |
| Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Mission | $350,000 | To help construct, furnish and equip a new religious education building that will be used to support community services for the Town of Queen Creek including afterschool programs. | 2004 | Children Religious Organizations |
| Parenting Arizona, Inc. | $114,708 | To support development efforts in order for the organization to expand its volunteer list and to enhance services designed to strengthen families. | 2003 | Children |
| Peoria Unified School District No. 11 | $10,000 | To support a program in the Ira A. Murphy Elementary School to provide computers and educational materials to help parents encourage the healthy development of their children. | 2003 | Children Education |
| Phoenix Boys Choir | $100,000 | Support strategic organizational enhancements (ATLAS Nonprofit Strength and Endurance). | 2023 | Children |
| Phoenix Day | $30,000 | Provide general support. | 2017 | Children |
| Phoenix Day | $15,000 | Expenses related to occupying a closed City of Phoenix building and delivering community services for youth. | 2012 | Children |
| Phoenix Day | $327,452 | To support a capital campaign to complete renovations of the facility in Central Phoenix that offers child care and family health services. | 2003 | Children Healthcare and Medical Research |
| Phoenix Developing Families Center | $44,000 | To support services for high-risk pregnant women in the South Phoenix community. | 2005 | Children Healthcare and Medical Research |
| Phoenix Indian Center, Inc. | $60,000 | To support Project Infinity, a mentoring program for Native American youth. | 2003 | Children |
