$80K in grants will fund these 11 Buckeye nonprofits
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The Nonprofit Community Funding Program grant applications have been approved and awarded for Fiscal Year 2024.
A total of 16 grant applications were submitted for this round of funding from various nonprofits in the Buckeye area. After a full review, it was recommended that Buckeye City Council fund 11 of the applicants.
The grants total $80,000 and will go to nonprofits that provide services directly to Buckeye residents. This year’s recipients are:
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$80K in grants will fund these 11 Buckeye nonprofits
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Buckeye City Hall.
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The Nonprofit Community Funding Program grant applications have been approved and awarded for Fiscal Year 2024.
A total of 16 grant applications were submitted for this round of funding from various nonprofits in the Buckeye area. After a full review, it was recommended that Buckeye City Council fund 11 of the applicants.
The grants total $80,000 and will go to nonprofits that provide services directly to Buckeye residents. This year’s recipients are:
All Faith Community Services ($25,000) – Emergency food assistance to those at risk of food insecurity
Buckeye Police Foundation ($12,000) – Crime prevention, homeless aid, and support for victims of domestic violence and crime
Youth4Youth ($10,000) – School drug & alcohol prevention program implementation
Southwest Lending Closet ($6,500) – Lending home health equipment free of charge to anyone in need
Homeless Youth Connection ($5,000) – Engaging with youth experiencing homelessness
AZ Community Impact ($5,000) – Provides beds to children in need
Sounds of Autism ($5,000) - Purchase uniforms, marketing awareness supplies, transportation fees and development of curriculum
Village Community and Recreation Center ($5,000) – Establish a downtown community garden
Mission of Mercy ($3,000) – Healthcare to uninsured Buckeye residents
SCOSIC Meals of Joy (2,500) – Meals for seniors with medical conditions or in poverty
American Legion Aux Unit 53 ($1,000) – Sponsoring candidates to attend Girls State
Be on the lookout for next fiscal year’s application process which will begin in July 2024 at buckeyeaz.gov.
All Faith Community Services,
Buckeye Police Foundation,
Youth4Youth,
Southwest Lending Closet,
Homeless Youth Connection,
AZ Community Impact,
Sounds of Autism,
Village Community and Recreation Center,
Mission of Mercy,
SCOSIC Meals of Joy,
American Legion Aux Unit 53,
Buckeye
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