current funds
Greg & Brenda Campbell Fund for the Arts Grant Fund
“We believe that art, culture and creativity enhances the lives and contributes immeasurably to our sense of community.”
Greg and Brenda Campbell Fund for the Arts was created to enable investments in arts and culture to benefit the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County residents and community.
This fund honors the Campbell family, whose generosity and philanthropic contributions helped shape the charitable giving in the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County. The Campbell Fund aims to strengthen the vitality, impact and sustainability of the arts sector in our community.
The Campbell Fund for the Arts supports opportunities that provide resources for artists and organizations through collaborative grantmaking, prizes, and other forms of creative capital.
John E. and Mary Lou Smith Scholarship Endowment Fund
“We want to support students in our community who may not have had the chance to attend college, giving them the same opportunity to succeed.”
John E. and Mary Lou Smith Scholarship provides financial support for City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County students who demonstrate financial need, the potential for academic success, and a history of community service.
John and Mary Lou Smith, longtime residents of Maricopa provided funds to establish a scholarship in their name. When the State of Arizona purchased the property that was Rotary Park, the Smiths donated a portion of the money from the sale to start the scholarship program. Both of the Smiths have been involved in the development of Maricopa for a number of decades. Mary Lou was a key figure in the development of the present library and supporter of the building of the new library. We all owe the Smith’s a big thank you for their continued support of our youth in the community.
Jim and Deanna Irving Administrative Fund
Jim and Deanna Irving Administrative was created to support the administrative fund activities of the Community Foundation.
Maricopa Library and Cultural Center Designated Fund
The Maricopa Library and Cultural Center Designated Fund will be used for growing the library’s materials collection (books, audio-visual, and other related materials) and creating high-quality free programming. With the expanded space at the new library and integration of a cultural center for the city, there is finally space to add additional materials and programming of all kinds to meet the needs of the citizens of the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County.
Funding will also further the Maricopa Library and Cultural Center’s mission to help our community’s people learn, enjoy, and better their lives. Materials and programs supported by these funds will continue to be free to participants.
Electrical District No. 3 Restricted Scholarship Fund
ED3 has partnered with the Community Foundation to provide three scholarships to students attending Maricopa High School and Charter/Private schools located in the City of Maricopa. Eligible students must live in the ED3 service area. With the tremendous growth in the Maricopa community that has occurred in the last 20 years, ED3 strongly believes in supporting and educating the lives of students who need financial aid along with supporting tomorrows in-demand workforce.
Adrien Villanueva Memorial Scholarship Fund
Adrien was known to most as the guy with the radio voice who worked at the McDonald’s on Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway. He would greet customer’s with a joke and always made sure everyone left with a smile. Unfortunately, he left this life too early and will be deeply missed by others.
Donations to this fund will help other students pursue their academic dreams and encourage a life with laughter and spreading good will.
Maricopa Friends of the Arts Designated Fund
As patrons of the Arts, the Maricopa Friends of the Arts fosters, promotes, and financially supports art in any form throughout the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County.
The Maricopa Friends of the Arts Designated fund will be used to promote the arts of Maricopa.
Orbitel Communications Scholarship Fund
Orbitel invested in the growth of Maricopa and has the same commitment to education. They have established a scholarship fund to assist area students who are pursuing academic excellence in technology fields.
Maricopa Police Designated Fund
The Maricopa Police Department is dedicated to serving and protecting the citizens of this amazing community. We are thankful for the Maricopa Community Foundation that makes it possible for us to do even more. Through public donations to the Community Foundation we are able to provide programs that better serve the needs of the public.
Greg & Brenda Campbell Fund for the Arts Grant Fund
“We believe that art, culture and creativity enhances the lives and contributes immeasurably to our sense of community.”
Greg and Brenda Campbell Fund for the Arts was created to enable investments in arts and culture to benefit the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County residents and community.
This fund honors the Campbell family, whose generosity and philanthropic contributions helped shape the charitable giving in the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County. The Campbell Fund aims to strengthen the vitality, impact and sustainability of the arts sector in our community.
The Campbell Fund for the Arts supports opportunities that provide resources for artists and organizations through collaborative grantmaking, prizes, and other forms of creative capital.
John E. and Mary Lou Smith Scholarship Endowment Fund
“We want to support students in our community who may not have had the chance to attend college, giving them the same opportunity to succeed.”
John E. and Mary Lou Smith Scholarship provides financial support for City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County students who demonstrate financial need, the potential for academic success, and a history of community service.
John and Mary Lou Smith, longtime residents of Maricopa provided funds to establish a scholarship in their name. When the State of Arizona purchased the property that was Rotary Park, the Smiths donated a portion of the money from the sale to start the scholarship program. Both of the Smiths have been involved in the development of Maricopa for a number of decades. Mary Lou was a key figure in the development of the present library and supporter of the building of the new library. We all owe the Smith’s a big thank you for their continued support of our youth in the community.
Jim and Deanna Irving Administrative Fund
Jim and Deanna Irving Administrative was created to support the administrative fund activities of the Community Foundation.
Maricopa Library and Cultural Center Designated Fund
The Maricopa Library and Cultural Center Designated Fund will be used for growing the library’s materials collection (books, audio-visual, and other related materials) and creating high-quality free programming. With the expanded space at the new library and integration of a cultural center for the city, there is finally space to add additional materials and programming of all kinds to meet the needs of the citizens of the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County.
Funding will also further the Maricopa Library and Cultural Center’s mission to help our community’s people learn, enjoy, and better their lives. Materials and programs supported by these funds will continue to be free to participants.
Electrical District No. 3 Restricted Scholarship Fund
ED3 has partnered with the Community Foundation to provide three scholarships to students attending Maricopa High School and Charter/Private schools located in the City of Maricopa. Eligible students must live in the ED3 service area. With the tremendous growth in the Maricopa community that has occurred in the last 20 years, ED3 strongly believes in supporting and educating the lives of students who need financial aid along with supporting tomorrows in-demand workforce.
Adrien Villanueva Memorial Scholarship Fund
Adrien was known to most as the guy with the radio voice who worked at the McDonald’s on Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway. He would greet customer’s with a joke and always made sure everyone left with a smile. Unfortunately, he left this life too early and will be deeply missed by others.
Donations to this fund will help other students pursue their academic dreams and encourage a life with laughter and spreading good will.
Maricopa Friends of the Arts Designated Fund
As patrons of the Arts, the Maricopa Friends of the Arts fosters, promotes, and financially supports art in any form throughout the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County.
The Maricopa Friends of the Arts Designated fund will be used to promote the arts of Maricopa.
Orbitel Communications Scholarship Fund
Orbitel invested in the growth of Maricopa and has the same commitment to education. They have established a scholarship fund to assist area students who are pursuing academic excellence in technology fields.
Maricopa Police Designated Fund
The Maricopa Police Department is dedicated to serving and protecting the citizens of this amazing community. We are thankful for the Maricopa Community Foundation that makes it possible for us to do even more. Through public donations to the Community Foundation we are able to provide programs that better serve the needs of the public.
Greg & Brenda Campbell Fund for the Arts Grant Fund
“We believe that art, culture and creativity enhances the lives and contributes immeasurably to our sense of community.”
Greg and Brenda Campbell Fund for the Arts was created to enable investments in arts and culture to benefit the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County residents and community.
This fund honors the Campbell family, whose generosity and philanthropic contributions helped shape the charitable giving in the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County. The Campbell Fund aims to strengthen the vitality, impact and sustainability of the arts sector in our community.
The Campbell Fund for the Arts supports opportunities that provide resources for artists and organizations through collaborative grantmaking, prizes, and other forms of creative capital.
John E. and Mary Lou Smith Scholarship Endowment Fund
“We want to support students in our community who may not have had the chance to attend college, giving them the same opportunity to succeed.”
John E. and Mary Lou Smith Scholarship provides financial support for City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County students who demonstrate financial need, the potential for academic success, and a history of community service.
John and Mary Lou Smith, longtime residents of Maricopa provided funds to establish a scholarship in their name. When the State of Arizona purchased the property that was Rotary Park, the Smiths donated a portion of the money from the sale to start the scholarship program. Both of the Smiths have been involved in the development of Maricopa for a number of decades. Mary Lou was a key figure in the development of the present library and supporter of the building of the new library. We all owe the Smith’s a big thank you for their continued support of our youth in the community.
Jim and Deanna Irving Administrative Fund
Jim and Deanna Irving Administrative was created to support the administrative fund activities of the Community Foundation.
Maricopa Library and Cultural Center Designated Fund
The Maricopa Library and Cultural Center Designated Fund will be used for growing the library’s materials collection (books, audio-visual, and other related materials) and creating high-quality free programming. With the expanded space at the new library and integration of a cultural center for the city, there is finally space to add additional materials and programming of all kinds to meet the needs of the citizens of the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County.
Funding will also further the Maricopa Library and Cultural Center’s mission to help our community’s people learn, enjoy, and better their lives. Materials and programs supported by these funds will continue to be free to participants.
Electrical District No. 3 Restricted Scholarship Fund
ED3 has partnered with the Community Foundation to provide three scholarships to students attending Maricopa High School and Charter/Private schools located in the City of Maricopa. Eligible students must live in the ED3 service area. With the tremendous growth in the Maricopa community that has occurred in the last 20 years, ED3 strongly believes in supporting and educating the lives of students who need financial aid along with supporting tomorrows in-demand workforce.
Adrien Villanueva Memorial Scholarship Fund
Adrien was known to most as the guy with the radio voice who worked at the McDonald’s on Maricopa-Casa Grande Highway. He would greet customer’s with a joke and always made sure everyone left with a smile. Unfortunately, he left this life too early and will be deeply missed by others.
Donations to this fund will help other students pursue their academic dreams and encourage a life with laughter and spreading good will.
Maricopa Friends of the Arts Designated Fund
As patrons of the Arts, the Maricopa Friends of the Arts fosters, promotes, and financially supports art in any form throughout the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County.
The Maricopa Friends of the Arts Designated fund will be used to promote the arts of Maricopa.
Orbitel Communications Scholarship Fund
Orbitel invested in the growth of Maricopa and has the same commitment to education. They have established a scholarship fund to assist area students who are pursuing academic excellence in technology fields.
Maricopa Police Designated Fund
The Maricopa Police Department is dedicated to serving and protecting the citizens of this amazing community. We are thankful for the Maricopa Community Foundation that makes it possible for us to do even more. Through public donations to the Community Foundation we are able to provide programs that better serve the needs of the public.
FUNDS CREATED BY THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION
The following funds were created by the Maricopa Community Foundation to provide donors with the opportunity to support the general charitable needs of the community. These funds make it possible for the Foundation to respond to the new or emergency needs of local non-profit organizations and residents.
Maricopa Community Foundation Permanent Endowment Fund
MCF Permanent Endowment Fund was started with a charitable gift from Trevor Milton, founder and former executive chairman of Nikola Corporation.
This fund provides grants to assist the charitable needs of non-profit organizations in our community.
Maricopa Community Foundation Administrative Endowment Fund
MCF Administrative Fund was initially created by the generosity of founding MCF board members who believed strongly that a community foundation was crucial for providing opportunities to invest in Maricopa’s future.
This fund supports the administrative activities of the Foundation.
Maricopa Community Foundation General Fund
MCF General Fund awards grants to non-profit organizations serving the health-related needs of area citizens.
Maricopa Community Foundation General Scholarship Fund
MCF General Scholarship is open to all graduates of Maricopa high schools who meet the necessary GPA criteria. Applications are reviewed by a committee of community members who determine each year’s recipients.
This scholarship supports the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County students in pursuing their educational dreams and opportunities. Applicants must be graduating in the current school year from a high school in the City of Maricopa. Graduates from high schools outside of the City of Maricopa will not be considered for this scholarship.
Maricopa Community Foundation Permanent Endowment Fund
MCF Permanent Endowment Fund was started with a charitable gift from Trevor Milton, founder and former executive chairman of Nikola Corporation.
This fund provides grants to assist the charitable needs of non-profit organizations in our community.
Maricopa Community Foundation Administrative Endowment Fund
MCF Administrative Fund was initially created by the generosity of founding MCF board members who believed strongly that a community foundation was crucial for providing opportunities to invest in Maricopa’s future.
This fund supports the administrative activities of the Foundation.
Maricopa Community Foundation General Fund
MCF General Fund awards grants to non-profit organizations serving the health-related needs of area citizens.
Maricopa Community Foundation General Scholarship Fund
MCF General Scholarship is open to all graduates of Maricopa high schools who meet the necessary GPA criteria. Applications are reviewed by a committee of community members who determine each year’s recipients.
This scholarship supports the City of Maricopa and surrounding area in Pinal County students in pursuing their educational dreams and opportunities. Applicants must be graduating in the current school year from a high school in the City of Maricopa. Graduates from high schools outside of the City of Maricopa will not be considered for this scholarship.
