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    Corazón Grants

    Corazón Grants support Southern Arizona nonprofits with flexible funding for organizational capacity and emerging needs, helping strengthen resilience, community relationships, and sustained impact.

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    Funder: Community Foundation for Southern Arizona

    Due Dates: November 2, 2026 (Applications open) | November 30, 2026 (Application due, 5:00 p.m. Arizona time)

    Funding Amounts: $50,000 for one year, with a conditional $50,000 second-year renewal

    Summary: Flexible support for established Southern Arizona nonprofits to strengthen organizational capacity, resilience, and sustained community impact.

    Key Information: Applicants must have operated in Southern Arizona for at least five years and have annual operating expenses greater than $2 million.


    Description

    Corazón Grants are the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona’s (CFSA) competitive funding opportunity for larger nonprofit organizations with a significant, sustained role in Southern Arizona. The program fills a gap for organizations above CORE’s eligibility ceiling and responds to uncertainty in nonprofit funding. Rooted in mutual trust, Corazón gives organizations flexibility to direct resources where they are needed most.

    Funding can support emerging needs, salaries and benefits, technology and infrastructure, communications, and fundraising capacity. The program values trusted community relationships, belonging, well-being, and access to opportunity. It also recognizes organizations that contribute beyond their own services through partnerships, collaboration, expertise, and community leadership, while demonstrating sound governance, financial stewardship, adaptability, and learning.


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