Grant Archives

St. Luke’s Health Initiatives’ 2005 grants are:

• Amblyopia Foundation, receiving $150,000 to develop a universal screening program for school children.
• Arizona Community Action Association, receiving $25,000 to implement a communication education campaign.
• Arizona Foundation for the Eye, receiving $26,000 to implement the Arizona Telemedicine Ophthalmic program.
• Arizona Grantmakers Forum, receiving $5,000 to fund administrative support.
• Arizona Refugee Community Center, receiving $30,720 to strengthen support systems for refugee women.
• Arizona State University, receiving $9,442 to research childhood asthma.
• Association for Supportive Child Care, receiving $25,000 to implement an injury prevention program.
• Atwood Health Foundation, receiving $10,000 to support community development.
• Cesar E. Chavez Foundation, receiving $25,000 to support “Health Issues of Migrant Workers”.
• Chandler Christian Church (About Care), receiving $34,696 to develop networks in Chandler and Gilbert communities.
• Chandler Christian Community Center, receiving $12,500 to fund “Celebrating the Past; Looking to the Future”.
• Child Crisis Center East Valley, receiving $8,400 to purchase wireless computers.
• Civitan Foundation Inc., receiving $30,960 to support a Valley-wide collaboration of community-based respite and recreation services for those with special needs.
• Drugs Don’t Work in Arizona, receiving $25,000 to launch a small business outreach program.
• Gompers Center for the Handicapped, receiving $25,582 to provide equipment for a dental clinic.
• Grantmakers in Health, receiving $6,000 to continue support of activities.
• Greater Phoenix Youth at Risk, receiving $30,000 to launch the Stepping Stones Mentoring program.
• Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies, receiving $25,990 to improve birth outcomes in Maryvale.
• John C. Lincoln Health Network, receiving $12,000 to implement a data tracking system.
• Maricopa County Department of Public Health, receiving $29,365 to prevent abuse and neglect through dental awareness.
• Maricopa Health Foundation, receiving $50,000 to create a cancer information database.
• National Parkinson Foundation, receiving $2,500 to sponsor the YOPN conference.
• Native Seeds/SEARCH, receiving $5,054 to research and implement the Desert Foods Diabetes Education project.
• Project for Livable Communities, receiving $12,500 to build a Healthy Communities Network.
• Tempe Community Action Agency, receiving $5,000 to support the children’s program.
• Tempe Community Council, receiving $5,000 to purchase donor database software.
• Wellness Community, receiving $5,000 to purchase donor database software.

Medical Assistance Program Grants

Following is a listing of Medical Assistance Program grants approved by St. Luke’s Health Initiatives’ Board of Trustees in 2005: