Arizona Complete Health is a healthcare organization with a mission to improve the health of communities across Arizona, focusing on delivering health solutions one person at a time. Through its Community Reinvestment Program, Arizona Complete Health supports local initiatives that advance health and wellness. The program serves as a philanthropic arm of the organization, offering financial support to community-based projects that align with its healthcare priorities and goals.
The 2025 Capital Grant, part of the Community Reinvestment Program, is intended to fund initiatives that support the health and wellness of Arizona residents. This includes projects that promote preventive health efforts like cancer screenings or flu vaccinations, chronic disease management, mental health education and access, substance use prevention and treatment, and efforts that address the social determinants of health. The scope also encompasses services and infrastructure that enhance accessibility and independence for people with disabilities. Grants may be used for capital expenditures consistent with these focus areas.
Eligibility for the grant is limited to nonprofit organizations classified under IRS sections 501(c)(3), 501(c)(6), or 501(c)(19), tribal nations, and Arizona governmental entities, including cities, counties, the state, and traditional public schools. Fiscal sponsorship is acceptable if the sponsor qualifies under the same eligibility criteria. The grant is geographically restricted to entities operating within Arizona.
The application window opens on Monday, June 2, 2025, at 8:00 a.m., and closes on Thursday, July 31, 2025, at 5:00 p.m. Applications must be submitted through the designated Grant Portal. No pre-application deadlines, letters of intent, or preliminary submissions are required. However, applicants are advised to consult the Community Impact Report for examples of funded priorities and alignment with Arizona Complete Health’s strategic focus.
Proposals will be evaluated based on how closely they align with Arizona Complete Health’s internal priorities, the applicant's capacity to implement the proposed activities effectively, and the anticipated impact on community health outcomes. Priority is given to projects that reflect local or county health improvement plans or address areas of concern among the organization’s service populations, including Medicaid, Medicare, and Marketplace beneficiaries.
No direct contact information was provided in the grant listing. Interested applicants are encouraged to consult the organization’s website or the Grant Portal for any technical or procedural questions. There is no mention of recurring funding, award amounts, or matching requirements in the source material, all of which may require verification through the funder's online system or prior communication history.
