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Eligibility


Who can apply?

To be eligible for a community partnership grant, a prospective organization must:

  • Demonstrate tax-exempt status under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Services Code or be recognized as an instrumentality of state/local government.

  • Be located in Arizona.

Are there projects or organizations not considered for funding?

In general, SLHI does not fund:

  • Organizations outside Maricopa county, although a statewide program with impact on Maricopa County will be considered.

  • Capital and endowment campaigns.

  • Programs without a demonstrated focus or impact on community health issues.

  • Requests for general operating funds.

  • Projects or programs of fraternal, veterans or religious groups when the primary beneficiaries are their own members.

  • Individuals who are not members of a particular beneficiary class, such as scholarship or medical assistance recipients.

  • Organizations soliciting contributions for advertising space, tickets to dinners and fund-raising events, and promotional materials.

  • Lobbying activities.

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