Grantmaking History
| Organization Name | Amount | Summary | Fiscal Year | Primary Program Area |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AGUILA Youth Leadership Institute | $15,000 | Strengthen nonprofit community during COVID-19 crisis. | 2021 | Education |
| AGUILA Youth Leadership Institute | $10,000 | A Piper Academy grant for business planning for an earned income strategy. | 2011 |
Children, Education |
| AGUILA Youth Leadership Institute | $16,750 | To acquire computer hardware and software to provide enhanced services for Latino students preparing for college. | 2010 |
Children, Education |
| All-Star Kids Tutoring | $50,000 | To recruit more volunteer reading tutors to work with struggling elementary school students. | 2008 | Education |
| All-Star Kids Tutoring | $10,000 | To strengthen an afterschool tutoring program that provides reading support to at-risk elementary school children in the Valley. | 2003 |
Children, Education |
| Arizona Association for the Education of Young Children | $236,500 | Purchase and implement online tool that facilitates service sharing among early learning providers. | 2017 | Education |
| Arizona Centers for Comprehensive Education and Life Skills | $100,000 | Support nonprofit recovery to offset COVID-19 crisis impacts. | 2022 | Education |
| Arizona Community Foundation | $20,000 | Explore potential Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) mentoring program for young women in Maricopa County. | 2016 | Education |
| Arizona Community Foundation | $15,000 | To support a research project to determine public interest in investing in early childhood education. | 2004 |
Children, Education |
| Arizona Educational Foundation Inc. | $40,000 |
Support leadership development and educational programs for Kim Graham's Piper Fellowship. |
2025 |
Education, Piper Fellows |
| Arizona Kids Think Too | $182,200 | To deliver afterschool tutoring programs for disadvantaged elementary school students in Glendale. | 2006 | Education |
| Arizona Project ChalleNGe Foundation | $300,000 | To support a capital campaign to expand a youth dropout prevention program. | 2005 | Education |
| Arizona Quest for Kids | $100,000 | To support a mentoring program for academically successful youth from low-income families. | 2008 | Education |
| Arizona Quest for Kids | $250,000 | To expand and enhance the mentoring program for academically successful youth from low-income families. | 2004 | Education |
| Arizona State University | $20,000 | To support a planning effort to explore using the resources and expertise of the ASU/Scottsdale Center for New Technology and Innovation to enhance K-12 education. | 2007 | Education |
