City of Buckeye Non-Profit Community Funding Program

The City of Buckeye, Arizona, is accepting applications for the Non-Profit Community Funding Program starting on July 1, 2025. This annual grant program is designed to support non-profit organizations that provide direct services to Buckeye residents and address essential community needs. The program prioritizes funding for initiatives that assist families in crisis, mental health and substance abuse prevention and intervention, low- and moderate-income individuals and families, senior programs, homeless assistance, special needs support, and youth programs. Applications will go through a two-stage review process. The initial stage is a technical review to ensure completeness and accuracy. Following this, a sub-committee will evaluate applications based on several criteria, including the direct impact on Buckeye residents, the demand for services, and the organization’s history of effective program delivery and compliance with past grant requirements. Non-profit organizations seeking funding must submit an interest form as the first step in the application process. Eligible applicants must demonstrate their capacity to provide services that align with the program’s priority areas. Past recipients will also be evaluated based on the effectiveness of their previous grants and adherence to reporting requirements. The funding program does not specify the total funding available or the range of grant awards. However, organizations must clearly outline their service impact and financial needs in their applications. The City of Buckeye emphasizes that selected organizations must use funds to directly benefit local residents. For further information, applicants can contact Christine Grundy at 530 E. Monroe Ave., Buckeye, Arizona 85326. She can be reached by phone at 623-349-6949 or via email at cgrundy@buckeyeaz.gov. General inquiries can also be directed to City Hall at 623-349-6000. The program opens for applications on July 1, 2025. There is no stated deadline in the provided information, so applicants should reach out for clarification on submission timelines. The grant does not mention recurring availability, but it is described as an annual program, suggesting it may be offered in future cycles.