Grant Archives

St. Luke’s Health Initiatives’ 2002 grants are:

• A & A Cottage, Inc., receiving $8,750 to develop a strategic plan and update policies/procedures.
• Arizona Association of School Psychologists, receiving $2,500 to support their annual conference.
• Arizona Biological Research Institute, receiving $6,000 to develop a business, strategic, and fund plan.
• Arizona Chamber of Commerce, receiving $2,500 to support the Arizona Health Care Summit.
• Arizona Child Study Center, receiving $5,000 to create the AZ Child Study Newsletter.
• Arizona Commission for the Deaf and the Hard of Hearing, receiving $10,000 to fund the Mental Health Services Network.
• Arizona Community Conservator Advocates, receiving $8,550 to develop organizational capacity.
• Arizona Consortium for Children with Chronic Illnesses, Inc., receiving $2,500 to support the annual Consumer Education Meeting.
• Arizona Foundation for Human Service Providers, receiving $35,000 to implement a training project for human service providers.
• Arizona Foundation for Human Services Providers, receiving $2,500 to fund a speaker honoraria.
• Arizona Foundation for the Eye, receiving $10,000 to develop a financial plan.
• Arizona Grantmakers Forum, receiving $5,000 to support AGF activities.
• Arizona Hospital & Healthcare Association, receiving $23,700 to fund HIPPA Privacy Tool Kits for rural hospitals.
• Arizona Interfaith Network, receiving $57,300 to support their public health campaign.
• Arizona Public Health Association, receiving $2,500 to support the annual conference.
• Arizona School Nurse Consortium, receiving $3,500 to build a strategic and business plan.
• Arizona School-Based Health Care Council, receiving $80,000 to develop an advocacy, public policy and technical assistance plan.
• Arizona State University, receiving $36,304 to launch the PeopleLinks Initiative.
• Asian Pacific Community in Action, receiving $44,694 to build organizational capacity.
• Assistance League of East Valley, receiving $5,000 to implement “Operation School Bell”.
• Back-to-School Clothing Drive Association, receiving $5,000 to support the annual July distribution.
• Body Positive, receiving $18,750 matching grant to upgrade technology infrastructure.
• Boys and Girls Club of Metropolitan Phoenix, receiving $5,000 to support the dental clinic.
• Camp Fire Council of Greater Arizona, Inc., receiving $44,300 to purchase new IT equipment.
• Carondelet Foundation, receiving $50,000 to support the Southern Arizona Community Diaper Bank.
• CASA, receiving $50,000 to support the Donor Development and Volunteer Coordinator positions.
• Childsplay, receiving $25,000 to fund the Teen Suicide Prevention Play.
• City of Mesa, receiving $2,500 to assist with the “America Moves” conference.
• Civitan Foundation of Arizona, Inc., receiving $5,000 to develop a strategic and business plan.
• Civitan Foundation, receiving $7,500 to compensate a nurse for Camp Civitan.
• Community C.A.R.E. Connections, receiving $54,000 to expand program operations.
• Concilio Latino de Salud, receiving $5,000 to support prevention and early intervention.
• Desert Voices, receiving $10,000 to upgrade of technology capabilities.
• Easter Seals Arizona, receiving $48,900 to install a new data tracking system.
• Easter Seals of Arizona, receiving $2,500 to launch an early intervention program for children.
• FIBCO Family Services, receiving $5,000 to organize a development project.
• Florence Crittenton Services of Arizona, receiving $10,000 to support a public awareness campaign.
• Florence Crittenton Services of Arizona, receiving $19,275 to support fundraising and purchase clinical software.
• Foundation for Blind Children, receiving $2,500 to assist with the annual conference.
• Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona, receiving $2,500 to provide program support.
• Frontiers in Ophthalmology Conference$, receiving 10,000 to fund the spring conference.
• Governor’s Advisory Council on Aging, receiving $2,500 to fund a speaker honoraria.
• Grantmakers in Health, receiving $8,500 to support annual GIH activities.
• HomeBase Youth Services, Inc., receiving $30,000 to assist with an annual awareness campaign.
• Homeward Bound, receiving $40,000 to implement the Mental Health Early Intervention program.
• Hospice of the Valley, receiving $100,000 to develop advanced care planning.
• Institute for Cultural Affairs, receiving $20,000 to expand services.
• Karen Gill Meyer S.S.B. Women’s Health Education Fund, receiving $5,000 to support the Women’s Health Education Fund.
• Las Fuentes Health Clinic of Guadalupe, receiving $2,500 to assist with program support.
• Las Fuentes Health Clinic of Guadalupe, receiving $50,000 to implement a project to prevent and reduce diabetes.
• Lura Turner Homes, Inc., receiving $4,400 to purchase new IT equipment.
• I.S.S. Foundation, receiving $2,500 to support the annual conference.
• Maricopa Association of Governments, receiving $45,000 to launch “MAG Employers Against Domestic Violence”.
• Maricopa County Department of Health Services, receiving $1,270 to train public health professionals.
• Maricopa County Department of Public Health Services, receiving $28,000 to address infant mortality through outreach.
• Maricopa Medical Foundation, receiving $39,890 to cover start-up costs for the Center for HealthCare against Family Violence.
• Mental Health Advocates Coalition of Arizona, receiving $30,000 to support for advocacy efforts.
• Mental Health Association of Arizona, receiving $20,019 to purchase new IT equipment
• Mental Health Association of Arizona, receiving $65,000 to begin a business outreach project.
• Mesa Senior Center, receiving $5,000 to provide program support.
• Mountain Park Health Center, receiving $5,000 to fund a development plan.
• Native American Community Health Center, Inc., receiving $4,500 to develop a federal grant through a consultant.
• Native Seeds/SEARCH, receiving $7,000 to develop their website.
• Neighbors Who Care, Inc., receiving $10,000 to expand fund development.
• PIMA Community Access Program (PCAP), receiving $50,000 to fund an outreach program.
• Raising Special Kids, receiving $7,000 to organize a development project.
• RAMA Foundation, receiving $5,000 to fund a development and marketing plan.
• Scottsdale Foundation for the Handicapped, Inc., receiving $65,000 to expand the satellite facility for severely disabled individuals.
• Scottsdale Prevention Institute, receiving $5,000 to support the Latino Mental Health Awareness Conference.
• Southwest Human Development, receiving $10,000 to build organizational capacity.
• Southwest Institute for Families and Children, receiving $5,000 to build organizational capacity.
• St. Joseph’s Foundation, receiving $2,500 to assist the annual National Brain Tumor Conference.
• Survivors on Our Own (SOON), receiving $5,750 to purchase automated billing and recording systems.
• Team JMS for a Drug Free Youth, receiving $10,000 to fund a development initiative.
• Teen Outreach Academy, receiving $9,000 to build revenue.
• The Arizona Adolescent Health Coalition, receiving $25,000 to develop the infrastructure for the Adolescent Health Training Institute.
• The Arizona Adolescent Health Coalition, receiving $5,000 to plan and implement a fund development project.
• The Collaboration for a New Century, Inc., receiving $6,500 to fund a development plan and purchase new IT equipment.
• The Crisis Pregnancy Center of Greater Phoenix, Inc., receiving $14,150 to purchase new IT equipment.
• The Episcopal Church in Arizona, receiving $45,000 to support Trinity Cathedral Health Services.
• The Frank Kush Foundation, receiving $5,000 to spread statewide awareness.
• The Luke’s Men, receiving $98,000 to support the annual Hon Kachina Awards.
• The Neighborhood Christian Clinic, Inc., receiving $50,000 to add dental care to existing services.
• The Tempe Governors, receiving $30,000 to provide administrative support.
• Triple R Behavioral Health, Inc., receiving $9,992 to purchase computer software.
• Tumbleweed, receiving $45,000 to fund donor awareness.
• Valley of the Sun School and Habilitation Center, receiving $6,000 to develop a strategic and fund plan.
• Women Living Free, receiving $10,000 to cover start-up funding for the Resource Center.
• Xavier College Preparatory, receiving $5,000 to compensate a school nurse.
• YMCA – Valley of the Sun, receiving $50,000 to develop an evaluation process.

Medical Assistance Program Grants

Following is a listing of Medical Assistance Program grants approved by St. Luke’s Health Initiatives’ Board of Trustees in 2002:

Grant Recipient	Amount
Alhambra School District	$30,000
Area Agency on Aging	$57,850
Arizona Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired	$81,650
ASU’s Community Health Center	$25,000
Boys and Girls Club of Metropolitan Phoenix	$20,000
Community Hearing Aid Program	$30,000
EAR Foundation	$200,000
Foundation for Blind Children	$25,000
John C. Lincoln Health Foundation	$15,000
Maricopa Pediatric Foundation	$1,000
Mesa Senior Services	$7,000
Mission of Mercy	$20,000
Pediatric Foundation	$10,000
Pelms House	$40,000
Phoenix Union High School District	$4,000
St. Vincent de Paul	$153,500