organizations running this strategy · 43
- #01 BORDER YOUTH TENNIS EXCHANGE
- #02 THE CACTIS FOUNDATION
- #03 Fort Yuma Rotary Club Inc
- #04 DONOR NETWORK OF ARIZONA
- #05 DEER VALLEY POP WARNER INC
- #06 PHOENIX LEGAL ACTION NETWORK
- #07 LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THE
- #08 BORDERLINKS
- #09 LIGHTHOUSE FOR HOPE INC
- #10 Tucson Youth Football & Spirit Federation Inc
- #11 FOREVER PHILANTHROPIES INC
- #12 Brylan's Feat Foundation
- #13 DOUGLAS ARTS AND HUMANITIES ASSOC
- #14 VOICES FROM THE BORDER
- #15 Instituto Power
- #16 STAND BY YOU FOUNDATION INC
- #17 CHARTER ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
- #18 Arizona Theatre Matters
- #19 SCOTTSDALE ACTIVE 20 30 CLUB 547
- #20 Kylie Rowand Foundation Inc
- #21 SCHULZ FAMILY FOUNDATION
- #22 Kore Press Inc
- #23 REFUGEES THRIVE INTERNATIONAL
- #24 Border Community Alliance Inc
- #25 Project 34
- #26 THE MATT FORTE FOUNDATION
- #27 IMPACT INTERNATIONAL
- #28 VINE AND BRANCHES GLOBAL MINISTRIES
- #29 CENTRAL AMERICAN EDUCATION &
- #30 Fore Griffin Foundation Inc
activities of orgs running this strategy
A sample of programmatic activities from the orgs above. These are what the strategy looks like on the ground.
- Awareness and fundraising campaigns for clean water access TANZANIA WATER FUNDadvocacyOrganizes public engagement campaigns such as "Walk for Water" and fitness-based challenges (e.g., 1,000 pull-ups) to raise awareness and funds for water projects. These campaigns have successfully raised hundreds of thousands of dollars from classrooms and public participants to fund specific village water projects.
- Community development and water system maintenance TANZANIA WATER FUNDcapacity buildingProvides ongoing parts, servicing, and educational programming for existing water well projects to ensure long-term sustainability. Implements 18-month community development initiatives alongside water access projects to strengthen local capacity and ownership.
- Fundraising for clean water initiatives TANZANIA WATER FUNDdirect serviceOrganizes and participates in fundraising campaigns, such as "Walk for Water" events and classroom initiatives, to secure funding for water projects in Tanzanian villages. Examples include raising $103,000 for 4 villages (18,000 people), $90,000 for 3 villages, $75,000 for 3 villages (15,000 people), $50,000 for 2 villages, and $25,000 for a single village or medical clinic.
- Implementation of solar-powered water well projects TANZANIA WATER FUNDdirect serviceFacilitates the construction and maintenance of deep drilled, solar-powered water wells in rural Tanzania, including provision of sustainable solar pumps, panels, and 10,000-liter water storage tanks. The organization has completed over 40 such projects, directly providing clean water access to more than 200,000 people across multiple villages.
- Implementing clean water projects in rural Tanzania TANZANIA WATER FUNDdirect serviceEngages local communities to build and facilitate deep drilled, solar-powered water projects, including wells, storage tanks, and sustainable solar pumps and panels, to provide clean water access to rural villages in Tanzania. These projects have brought clean water to over 200,000 people.
- Raising awareness for clean water TANZANIA WATER FUNDadvocacyOrganizes campaigns, such as pull-up challenges, to raise awareness about the importance of clean water.
- Caregiver Support Program LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceOffers a free program for family, friend, and neighbor caregivers, providing resources to improve care, prevent burnout, and strengthen caregiving skills.
- Caregiver Support Program LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceOffers a free program for family, friend, and neighbor caregivers that provides resources to improve care, prevent burnout, and strengthen caregiving skills.
- Caregiver Support Program LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceOffers a free program for family, friend, and neighbor caregivers that provides resources to improve care, prevent burnout, and strengthen caregiving skills.
- Family Resource Centers LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceOperates Family Resource Centers that offer workshops, screenings, parenting education, and resource connections for families with children birth to age five, including assistance with SNAP and AHCCCS applications.
- Family Resource Centers and Support LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceOperates Family Resource Centers that offer workshops, screenings, parenting education, and resource connections for families with children birth to age five. This includes assistance to parents with SNAP and AHCCCS applications.
- Family Resource Centers and Support LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceOperates Family Resource Centers that offer workshops, screenings, parenting education, and resource connections for families with children birth to age five. This includes assistance to parents with SNAP and AHCCCS applications.
- Family Resource Centers and Support Services LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceOperates Family Resource Centers that offer workshops, screenings, parenting education, and resource connections for families with children birth to age five. This includes assistance to parents with SNAP and AHCCCS applications.
- Food Assistance Programs LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceProvides nutritious food to individuals and families through food pantries, aiming to offer support with dignity and compassion.
- Food Assistance Programs LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceProvides nutritious food to individuals and families through food pantries, offering support with dignity and compassion.
- Food Assistance Programs LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceProvides nutritious food to individuals and families through food pantries, offering support with dignity and compassion.
- Food Pantries LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect serviceProvides nutritious food to individuals and families through food pantries.
- Foster and Adoptive Placement LUTHERAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF THEdirect servicePartners with DES and DCS to place children and adults with developmental disabilities in foster or adoptive homes and provides training and support to families.