
To end sexual and domestic violence in Arizona.
Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence Inc is headquartered in Phoenix, AZ. It reported $14,745,241 in annual grants and $3,538,957 in total assets on its latest 990 filed for 2025. Its stated purpose is to end sexual and domestic violence in Arizona, and its funded work reflects that scope across sexual violence, domestic violence, prevention, training and education, public policy advocacy, and survivor support services. The foundation’s recent grantmaking also includes programs tied to young people and teens, disability justice, economic justice, pet-inclusive services, criminal legal system reform, child welfare, and survivor financial assistance. Recent large grants show the breadth of its Arizona-based network. Tucson Center for Women and Children - EMERGE received $1,614,286 in 2025 and $776,546 in 2024. Eve's Place received $1,078,475 in 2023 and $1,056,422 in 2025. New Life Center received $589,445 in 2025 and $500,382 in 2024, while Peer Solutions received $593,885 in 2025 and $437,546 in 2024. Other notable recipients include Sojourner Center, Chicanos Por La Causa Inc, Live and Learn, and Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services.
Recent grantmaking spans sexual violence prevention and response, domestic violence intervention and prevention, and youth and teen-focused prevention programs. It also includes public policy advocacy for survivor protections, disability-accessible and disability justice services, pet-inclusive emergency shelter and support services, and economic justice programs for survivors. Notable grants include Tucson Center for Women and Children - EMERGE at $1,614,286 in 2025 for ARPA FUNDS, Eve's Place at $1,056,422 in 2025 for ARPA FUNDS, and Peer Solutions at $593,885 in 2025 for ARPA FUNDS. Grants to New Life Center, Sojourner Center, Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services, and Friendly House Family Services also appear in the recent record.
Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence Inc gives local grants and all recorded recipients are in Arizona. The typical grant size in the provided distribution is $41,185 at the 25th percentile, $79,590 at the median, and $224,320 at the 75th percentile. Recent grants are concentrated in direct-service organizations and advocacy-oriented providers working with survivors, youth, families, and people with disabilities. The foundation has an active program, Survivor Emergency Relief Fund, which provides emergency financial assistance for safety, healing, and barrier removal. The data indicate that unsolicited applications are accepted for that program.
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Most grants fall between $41K and $224K, with a median of $80K.
25th Percentile
$41K
Median
$80K
75th Percentile
$224K
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Arizona Coalition to End Sexual and Domestic Violence Inc gives entirely within the United States, and all 73 recorded grants went to US recipients. Arizona is both the top state by grant count and the state where it gives most often, with 100% of grants to recipients in the HQ state. Recent recipients are spread across Phoenix, Peoria, Tucson, Goodyear, Mesa, Casa Grande, Kingman, and Payson. No non-US countries appear in the recipient distribution.
Yes, for the Survivor Emergency Relief Fund. The program description says unsolicited applications are accepted. It provides emergency financial assistance for survivors of sexual and domestic violence for needs such as rental assistance, utilities, counseling, relocation or moving, childcare, and other safety-related expenses.
Its grantmaking has supported sexual violence prevention and response, domestic violence intervention and prevention, youth and teen-focused prevention, public policy advocacy, disability justice, pet-inclusive services, criminal legal system reform, child welfare, economic justice, and survivor financial assistance.
The provided grant-size distribution shows a 25th percentile of $41,185, a median of $79,590, and a 75th percentile of $224,320. Recent awards also range into the seven figures, including $1,614,286 to Tucson Center for Women and Children - EMERGE in 2025.
It is based in Phoenix, AZ and makes local grants. All 73 recorded grants went to recipients in the US, and 100% of grants were to recipients in Arizona, which is also the state where it gives most often.
Recent grantees include Tucson Center for Women and Children - EMERGE, Eve's Place, Peer Solutions, New Life Center, Bloom 365 Inc, A New Leaf, Sojourner Center, Chicanos Por La Causa Inc, Live and Learn, Friendly House Family Services, Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services, Time Out, Against Abuse Inc, and Kingman Aid to Abused People.
2026
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tucson Center for Women and Children - EMERGE | Casa Grande, AZ | $684,168 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Yavapai Family Advocacy Center | Prescott Valley, AZ | $253,483 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Against Abuse Inc | Casa Grande, AZ | $245,073 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Victim Witness Services of Coconino County | Flagstaff, AZ | $219,702 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Northland Family Help Center | Flagstaff, AZ | $133,780 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Kingman Aid to Abused People | Kingman, AZ | $96,467 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| HAVEN Family Resource Center | N Lake Havasu City, AZ | $57,153 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Legal Services for Crime Victims of Arizona | Sun City, AZ | $55,439 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Eve's Place KayentaQuartzite | Peoria, AZ | $48,149 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| A New Leaf | Mesa, AZ | $45,692 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| La Frontera Center Inc | Tucson, AZ | $35,730 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Chiricahua Community Health Centers Inc | Douglas, AZ | $35,495 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Defenders of Children | Phoenix, AZ | $35,478 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Navajo County Family Advocacy Center | Show Low, AZ | $17,275 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Thrive Center | San Tan Valley, AZ | $16,765 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Sojourner Center | Phoenix, AZ | $16,012 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services | Phoenix, AZ | $15,884 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| CCS House of Hope DV Program | Tucson, AZ | $14,756 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| New Life Center | Goodyear, AZ | $13,260 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Southeastern Arizona Behavioral Health Services Inc | Sierra Vista, AZ | $11,782 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Time Out | Payson, AZ | $8,670 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Housing Solutions of Northern Arizona | Flagstaff, AZ | $8,670 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Mt Graham Safe House Inc | Safford, AZ | $8,053 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| EMPACT Suicide Prevention Center | Tempe, AZ | $6,038 | 2026 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Tucson Center for Women and Children - EMERGE | Casa Grande, AZ | $1,614,286 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Eve's Place | Peoria, AZ | $1,056,422 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Peer Solutions | Phoenix, AZ | $593,885 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| New Life Center | Goodyear, AZ | $589,445 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Bloom 365 Inc | Peoria, AZ | $543,063 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Chicanos Por La Causa Inc | Phoenix, AZ | $381,226 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Live and Learn | Phoenix, AZ | $380,332 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Sojourner Center | Phoenix, AZ | $332,906 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Friendly House Family Services | Phoenix, AZ | $222,372 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Arizona Legal Women and Youth Services | Phoenix, AZ | $197,128 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Eve's Place KayentaQuartzite | Peoria, AZ | $171,482 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| A New Leaf | Mesa, AZ | $171,265 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Against Abuse Inc | Casa Grande, AZ | $151,925 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Kingman Aid to Abused People | Kingman, AZ | $140,468 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Prevent Child Abuse Arizona-Yavapai Family Advocacy Center | Prescott Valley, AZ | $102,870 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| EMPACT Suicide Prevention Center | Tempe, AZ | $100,628 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| HAVEN Family Resource Center | N Lake Havasu City, AZ | $98,381 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Northland Family Help Center | Flagstaff, AZ | $86,488 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Chrysalis Shelter for Victims of Domestic Violence | Phoenix, AZ | $79,590 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| CCS House of Hope DV Program | Tucson, AZ | $78,550 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| CCCS Mobile | Phoenix, AZ | $75,134 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| CCCS Hotline | Phoenix, AZ | $59,171 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| A New Leaf DV Stop | Mesa, AZ | $52,554 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| A New Leaf Faith House | Mesa, AZ | $49,742 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
| Legal Services for Crime Victims of Arizona | Sun City, AZ | $46,472 | 2025 | APRA FUNDS |
| CCS Forgach House DV Program | Tucson, AZ | $45,936 | 2025 | ARPA FUNDS |
Victim Witness Services of Coconino County
$219,702ARPA FUNDS
Kingman Aid to Abused People
ARPA FUNDS
HAVEN Family Resource Center
$57,153ARPA FUNDS
Legal Services for Crime Victims of Arizona
$55,439ARPA FUNDS
Eve's Place KayentaQuartzite
$48,149ARPA FUNDS
La Frontera Center Inc
$35,730ARPA FUNDS
Defenders of Children
$35,478ARPA FUNDS
Navajo County Family Advocacy Center
$17,275ARPA FUNDS
Thrive Center
$16,765ARPA FUNDS
Southeastern Arizona Behavioral Health Services Inc
$11,782ARPA FUNDS
Mt Graham Safe House Inc
$8,053ARPA FUNDS
EMPACT Suicide Prevention Center
$6,038ARPA FUNDS
Eve's Place
$1,056,422ARPA FUNDS
Peer Solutions
$593,885ARPA FUNDS
Eve's Place KayentaQuartzite
$171,482ARPA FUNDS
Kingman Aid to Abused People
$140,468ARPA FUNDS
EMPACT Suicide Prevention Center
$100,628ARPA FUNDS
HAVEN Family Resource Center
$98,381ARPA FUNDS
Legal Services for Crime Victims of Arizona
$46,472APRA FUNDS