Funding Amount

No dollar limit

Deadline

Rolling (quarterly review)

Grant Type

Foundation

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Cycle
Rolling — applications accepted year-round
Tracked since
April 2026

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Geography

  • Within Navajo County dependent care system

Other requirements

  • Requests submitted by: CASA volunteers, DCS caseworkers, foster home caregivers, kinship placement relatives, juvenile attorneys, or other advocates on behalf of children in foster care

Overview

Mission: To provide for unmet needs and experiences of abused, neglected, or abandoned children in the Navajo County dependent care system.

Geographic Scope: Navajo County, Arizona

Eligibility:

  • Children in foster care within Navajo County dependent care system
  • Requests submitted by: CASA volunteers, DCS caseworkers, foster home caregivers, kinship placement relatives, juvenile attorneys, or other advocates on behalf of children in foster care

Key Characteristics:

  • No dollar limit per request
  • No limit on number of requests per child per calendar year
  • Individual assessment by Friends of CASA Governing Board
  • Typical approval and fulfillment: 7-10 days

Typical Grant Uses (Examples):

  • Baby and youth furniture (cribs, playpens, beds, dressers)
  • Car seats
  • Bicycles, helmets, and locks
  • Emergency clothing
  • Student activity fees
  • Sports participation fees and equipment
  • Tutoring services
  • Special lessons and activities (swimming, music, dance)
  • Boy and Girl Scout uniforms
  • Summer camp tuition and fees
  • High school graduation costs and fees
  • Eyeglasses and contact lenses
  • Items supporting child's education
  • Enrichment experiences and activities to improve self-esteem

Evaluation Criteria:

  • Must DIRECTLY affect the well-being of the child
  • Preference for items that can move with child as placements change
  • Each request judged on individual merit with focus on how it helps the kids

What is NOT Typically Funded:

  • Home improvements
  • Outdoor playground equipment
  • Repair costs
  • Consumables (diapers, wipes, formula, etc.)
  • Items that cannot travel with the child
  • Exception: Will consider requests from homeowners for help completing State licensing requirements to become foster homes

Note: Applicants unsure if request qualifies are encouraged to submit anyway, as each is judged on its own merit.

How to Apply

How to Apply

  1. Submit Grant Application Form
    • Download grant application from website
    • Complete the application form
  2. Submission Process:
    • Submit application to Friends of CASA
    • No specific submission method detailed on website
  3. Review Timeline:
    • Individual assessment by Friends of CASA Governing Board
    • Typical approval and fulfillment: 7-10 days if approved

Required Information:

  • Specific details about the child's need
  • How the requested item/service directly benefits the child's well-being
  • Submitter information and relationship to child/care system

Note: Application form available for download on the website.

What Navajo County Friends of CASA Inc actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2024

Grants in 2024
1
Total given
$44K
Median grant
$44K
  • By dollars: Arizona 100%. Top recipient cities: Show Low, AZ.

Example grants

  • Department of Child Services · Show Low, AZ

    To meet needs of children in foster care

    $44K

IRS Form 990, 2024. Amounts as reported by the funder. Full 990 history →

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • Foster parents
  • Child welfare
  • Academic enrichment
  • Youth programs

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