The Salvation Army was among dozens of Chandler organizations selected for some of the more-than $2 million in city nonprofit grants this year.
Courtesy of The Salvation Army
The Chandler City Council recently approved a total allocation of $2.083 million to more than a dozen local nonprofits.
The approval, made as a result of council OKing its June 27 consent agenda, ends a process that included a late spring work session. That council work session is where city staff detailed the need for both a significant dollar increase for the 2024-25 grant cycle and changes to the evaluation and decision process.
The funds were authorized under the guidance and recommendations from Chandler’s Housing and Human Services Commission, the city said in a news release. They were identified by priorities from a previous community needs assessment.
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Chandler: More than $2M to nonprofits this year
Courtesy of The Salvation Army
The Salvation Army was among dozens of Chandler organizations selected for some of the more-than $2 million in city nonprofit grants this year.
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The Chandler City Council recently approved a total allocation of $2.083 million to more than a dozen local nonprofits.
The approval, made as a result of council OKing its June 27 consent agenda, ends a process that included a late spring work session. That council work session is where city staff detailed the need for both a significant dollar increase for the 2024-25 grant cycle and changes to the evaluation and decision process.
The funds were authorized under the guidance and recommendations from Chandler’s Housing and Human Services Commission, the city said in a news release. They were identified by priorities from a previous community needs assessment.
Also, more than $25,000 in contributions made by Chandler residents through utility bill donations are part of the allocated amount.
Descriptions of each organization’s program that received funding are available online at “Chandler Human Services Funds.”
Here are this year’s program recipients, listed alphabetically by organization name:
• A New Leaf – La Mesita Family Shelter: $55,248.27
• About Care, Inc. – Empowering Independent Living: $50,000
• About Care, Inc. – Senior Community Wellness Collaboration: $30,000
• Aid to Adoption of Special Kids – AASK Mentoring Program: $10,000
• Arizona Burn Foundation – Early Childhood Burn Prevention & Fire Safety Education Program: $20,000
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