| Name |
Amount |
Summary |
Year |
Primary Program Area |
| Child Abuse Prevention License Plate Program |
$150,000 |
Support for the Child Abuse Prevention License Plate Program. |
2011 |
Children |
| Devereux Arizona |
$20,000 |
New procurement system for safety-designed clothing at a youth treatment center. |
2010 |
Children |
| Family Promise of Greater Phoenix |
$16,800 |
Play area improvements and sports court equipment for a family homeless shelter. |
2010 |
Children |
| Crossroads, Inc. |
$50,000 |
To support a capital project to provide meeting space for women in recovery and their children. |
2009 |
Children |
| First Things First |
$456,182 |
To support program transition to First Things First and distribute Arizona Parent Kit in Maricopa County for two years. |
2009 |
Children |
| Crisis Nursery, Inc. |
$600,000 |
To support shelter services and a new day-respite program for children whose families are in crisis. |
2009 |
Children |
| Child Abuse Prevention License Plate Program |
$150,000 |
To provide continued support for the Child Abuse Prevention License Plate Program. |
2008 |
Children |
| Chrysalis Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence, Inc. |
$650,000 |
To support a capital campaign to expand emergency services and build a family outreach center to serve families at risk domestic violence. |
2007 |
Children |
| Child & Family Resources, Inc. |
$75,000 |
To support parent education for teen mothers in Maricopa County. |
2007 |
Children |
| Devereux Arizona |
$54,000 |
To support a volunteer program to address the unmet needs of children with behavioral health issues. |
2007 |
Children |
| Flight 33, Inc. |
$6,000 |
To fund food, clothing and enrichment activities for disadvantaged children in Guadalupe. |
2006 |
Children |
| Child Crisis Arizona |
$250,000 |
To support a capital project to expand the Family Resource Center. |
2006 |
Children |
| Children's Action Alliance |
$5,000 |
To fund the presentation by a leading expert in the science of early childhood development at the 2006 Child Welfare Symposium in Phoenix. |
2006 |
Children |
| Friendly House, Inc. |
$135,000 |
To support the expansion of facilities for a new administrative office and remodel existing program facilities. |
2005 |
Children |
| Florence Crittenton Services of Arizona, Inc. |
$104,000 |
To develop a model residential program for adolescent girls and disseminate the subsequent learnings to other youth-serving organizations. |
2005 |
Children |
