Vitalyst Systems Change Grant Info Session

October 9th at 10:00 AM AZ-MST


Attend the upcoming virtual Systems Change Change information session on Friday, October 9th at 10:00 AM AZ-MST to learn more about the Vitalyst Systems Change Grants that support collaboratives in implementing their desired systems change.


Resources:


Grant Opportunities

Due September 30th: BMO Gives


Due September 30th: Bridges to HOME Technical Assistance


Due October 1st: Seeding Research, Networking, and Capacity Building at Minority-Serving Institutions


Due October 1st: Comprehensive Opioid, Stimulant, and Substance Use Site-Based Program


NEW Due October 2nd: Health Care Journalism Grant


Due October 10th: OtterTrail Corporation Foundation


Due October 11th: The Hellene Henrikson Legacy Fund of the Lutheran Church of the Foothills Grants (Southern Arizona)


Due October 11th: Whole Foods Market Store Giving


NEW Due October 15th: AZ RHT Transition to Practice


NEW Due October 15th: AZ RHTP Provider Retention & Wellbeing


NEW Due October 15th: Educational Leadership Grant


NEW Due October 16th: Local News Initiative Grants (Southern Arizona)


Due October 16th: Community Action Fund (Indigenous Frontline)


NEW Due October 21st: Communities Leading on AI


Due October 29th: Vitalyst Systems Change Grants


Due October 30th: Direct Action Visionary Grants


Due October 31st: Dudley T. Dougherty Foundation Grants


Due October 31st: TJX Grant


Due November 1st: Ann B. Zekauskas Family Foundation (Food Systems)


NEW Due November 13th: Tribal Nations Program


NEW Due November 20th (Opens October 19th): Affordable Rural Cooperative (ARC) Program


NEW Due November 20th: Community Grants ( women, children, and vulnerable populations)


Due December (Opens October): Route 66 Historic Revitalization Grant


NEW Due January 6th (Opens November): Empowering Indigenous Youth


NEW Due January 15th: After-School Program Funding


Ongoing: Arizona Housing Fund 


Ongoing: Arizona Together for Impact Fund

 

Upcoming AHCCS Changes

Attention Community Organizations 

 

If you work directly with AHCCCS members, you can help ensure they have the most up-to-date information on upcoming changes related to HR1. Learn more at www.keepmyahcccs.com

 

Starting January 1, 2027, most individuals in the adult group will need to renew their AHCCCS coverage every 6 months instead of once a year. Individuals subject to work requirements are also subject to 6-month renewals, with the exception of American Indians or Alaska Natives.

 

Check out AHCCCS Partners – English - Keep My AHCCCS for partner messaging resources and FAQs. 

Leadership & Learning Opportunities

NEW October 1st (Virtual): Preparing for the 2026 Election Season


October 1st (Hybrid; Douglas): Beyond the Side Hustle


October 2nd (App Due): Adelante Fellowship


NEW October 7th (Virtual): Building Capacity for Lasting Impact


NEW October 7th (Virtual): How To: Cash Flow Projections and Modeling


October 7th - November 25th (Virtual): The Lending Academy Cohort 3


NEW October 8th (Virtual): Find Your Next Board Role or Candidate


October 12th (Pima County): The System Is the Strategy: From Systems Thinking to Local Action


NEW October 13th (Application Due): Nonprofit Tech Leadership Fellowship


NEW October 14th (Virtual): How To: Cash Making the Case for New Programmatic or Capital Commitments


NEW October 21st (Virtual): How To: Evaluating Technology Investments


NEW October 22nd (Virtual): Public Service Loan Forgiveness – What Is It and How To Benefit


NEW October 28th (Virtual): How To: Fraud Prevention & Financial Safety


October 29th (Yuma County): The System Is the Strategy: From Systems Thinking to Local Action


November 10th (Cochise County): The System Is the Strategy: From Systems Thinking to Local Action


November 17th (Phoenix): AZ Maternal and Child Health Workforce and Policy Summit


December 3rd (Maricopa County): The System Is the Strategy: From Systems Thinking to Local Action


Ongoing: Your Part-Time Controller Resources


Various Opportunities: Bank of America Workshops


Various Opportunities: Resilience Trainings for Community Organizations

 

Additional Resources


AZ Impact for Good Membership: Membership Scholarship Application


Research: Lab For Economic Opportunities (LEO)


Securing Funding (Rural & Tribal): Arizona Economic Resource Center


Board Matching Tool: AZ Leaders on Board


Toolkit: Advocating for Federal Spending: A Practical Guide for Nonprofits


Hands-On Financial Learning: FLO Digital Hub

 

E-Newsletter with Grant Opportunities


Local First Arizona, Economic Recovery Center, grants newsletter 


LISC Rural newsletter


Tribal Funding newsletter

 
 

Vitalyst has a streamlined “Discovery” process that connects collaboratives, nonprofits, and organizational leaders to the best resources to ensure your success improves health outcomes where needs are highest. Learn more about ways Vitalyst supports community-based leaders, organizations, and coalitions working to improve community health here.

 

Typically, on Tuesdays or Thursdays, you'll receive an email with tips on Vitalyst TAP Tools and additional capacity building resources that we hear about. You can subscribe to these emails from Vitalyst here.

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