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Agency Review
Funding Human Services for Tempe
FY 2025-2026
For Fiscal Year 2025-26, Tempe’s City Council approved $1.136 million in funding to support agencies offering 43 different services and programs, addressing a wide range of needs Tempe residents may be facing. The primary funding source comes from City of Tempe tax dollars, specifically allocated to support human services. Additional funds come from Together Tempe donations, collected through City of Tempe utility bills and direct contributions to Tempe Community Council (TCC).
Each year, this funding process is administered by TCC. This process brings together a diverse panel of Tempe community members to review grant applications, interview agencies, and recommend funding. These recommendations are submitted to the Tempe City Council for final approval. The process is community-led and ensures the voices and needs of Tempe residents are represented.
The selected programs and services help individuals and families move from crisis to stability, and in some cases, toward self-sufficiency. These services address critical areas of need, including aging, homelessness, poverty, disabilities, abuse, addiction, youth support, food security, isolation, mental health, and shelter.
2025-26 COMMUNITY FUNDING RECOMMENDATIONS >
2025-26 FUNDED AGENCIES
- A New Leaf
- ACCEL
- AllThrive365 (FSL-Foundation for Senior Living)
- Aster Aging
- Azura (Mesa United Way)
- Best Buddies International
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona
- Boys & Girls Club of the Valley
- Catholic Charities Community Services
- Central Arizona Shelter Services
- Child Crisis Arizona
- Circle the City
- Community Legal Services
- Duet: Partners in Health and Aging
- EMPACT Suicide Prevention Center (LaFrontera)
- Encircle Families (formerly Raising Special Kids)
- HA. P.I.
- Homeless Youth Connection
- Junior Achievement of Arizona
- Maggie’s Place
- Matthew’s Crossing
- notMYkid
- Paz de Cristo Community Center
- Peer Solutions
- Save the Family Foundation of Arizona
- Sojourner Center
- Solari (formerly Crisis Response Network)
- Sonoran University of Health Sciences
- TCH – The Centers for Habilitation
- Teen Lifeline
- Tempe Chamber of Commerce
- Tempe Community Action Agency
- Tempe Community Council
- The Salvation Army
- UMOM New Day Centers
- United Food Bank
