Funding Amount

$5,000 per semester

Deadline

Deadline not published

Grant Type

Foundation

Deadline history & next window

Cycle
Twice a year
Tracked since
April 2026

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Eligible organizations

  • Primary: Pima County (Southern Arizona) and expanding statewide
  • Grants support nonprofits throughout Arizona

Overview

Geographic Scope:

  • Primary: Pima County (Southern Arizona) and expanding statewide
  • Grants support nonprofits throughout Arizona

Overview:
Unidas is an award-winning after-school teen program that teaches high school-aged young women and gender-expansive teens about leadership, philanthropy, and social justice. Each semester, participating teens select a nonprofit organization to receive a $5,000 grant.

Focus Areas:
Nonprofits serving:

  • Women and girls in Arizona
  • Marginalized communities, including BIPOC women
  • Organizations combatting systemic racism
  • Support for incarcerated and detained individuals
  • People impacted by medical biases due to racism
  • LGBTQ+ communities
  • Children, families, and caregivers

Award Details:

  • $5,000 grant per semester to one nonprofit organization
  • Selected by teen participants through application review, site visits, and deliberation
  • Two grants per year (spring and fall semesters)

Program Details:

  • Participants: High school-aged young women and gender-expansive teens (ages 14-18)
  • Teaches: Leadership, philanthropy, social justice
  • Includes: Community dialogue, site visits, interviews, grantmaking experience
  • Meets: Weekly (currently virtual/Zoom option available)
  • Provides: Social support, self-care, leadership skills, college and career readiness
  • Scope: Expanding from Southern Arizona chapter to statewide virtual cohort

Program Benefits:

  • Improved sense of purpose among teen participants
  • Reduced stress
  • More optimistic outlook
  • Confident young leadership development
  • Social and emotional health benefits

Program History:

  • Over 16 schools engaged
  • Over 30 nonprofit organizations collaborated with
  • 2021 grant: Southern Arizona Senior Pride
  • 2021 grant: Integrative Touch for Kids (ITK) - $5,000

Contact:

  • Brigette Villaseñor, Unidas Program Manager
  • Email: bvillasenor@womengiving.org
  • Women's Foundation for the State of Arizona
  • 7090 N Oracle Road Ste 178 PMB 2024
  • Tucson, AZ 85704
  • Website: womengiving.org/unidas

How to Apply

Applying to Receive a Grant from Unidas

Nonprofits interested in applying for a grant through Unidas should:

  1. Visit the Unidas page at womengiving.org/unidas
  2. Submit a request for proposal (RFP) response (specific format and requirements available on website)
  3. Be prepared for:
    • Application review by teen participants
    • Site visit from Unidas students
    • Interviews with teen grantmakers
    • Deliberation and selection by the teen cohort

About Unidas Teen Participant Program

High school students interested in joining Unidas should meet these criteria:

  • Young women/gender-expansive individuals in Arizona, ages 14-18 (high school-aged)
  • Interested in social justice and philanthropy
  • Interested in giving back to their community
  • Available to meet weekly by Zoom
  • Passionate about creating change that empowers women and girls in Arizona

Application Process:

  1. Apply at womengiving.org/unidas
  2. Submitted applications reviewed by WFSA staff
  3. Selected participants notified
  4. Spring semester enrollment available (as of January 2022)

Note on Funding: WFSA is seeking community sponsorship of semester grant awards. Interested supporters should contact Brigette Villaseñor at bvillasenor@womengiving.org.

What The Womens Foundation for the State of Arizona actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2025

Grants in 2025
27
Total given
$1.23M
Median grant
$12K
Range
$10K–$428K
  • By dollars: Arizona 92%, Oregon 5%, New York 2%. Top recipient cities: Tucson, AZ; Phoenix, AZ; Tempe, AZ.
  • 0% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
  • 89% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.

Example grants

  • Dress for Success Phoenix · Phoenix, AZ

    Program support

    $428K

  • Matriarch Ways · Phoenix, AZ

    Forge grant

    $65K

  • BIPOC Loan Fund · Tucson, AZ

    Forge grant

    $65K

  • Phoenix Legal Action Network · Tempe, AZ

    Forge grant

    $65K

  • Building Out Safer Spaces · Tucson, AZ

    Forge grant

    $65K

IRS Form 990, 2025. Amounts as reported by the funder. Full 990 history →

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • Nonprofits
  • Women
  • Youth leadership
  • Youth programs

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