About Arizona Family Health Partnership
To make sexual and reproductive healthcare accessible to everyone.
Focus Areas
sexual and reproductive healthfamily planning (Title X)adolescent healthSTI prevention and screeningreproductive health educationtelehealth accesshealth policy and advocacy
Who They Fund
sexually active individualspeople of reproductive ageclients seeking contraception and pregnancy preventionpatients accessing family planning clinics
Funding Style
About Arizona Family Health Partnership
Arizona Family Health Partnership channels federal Title X dollars into sexual and reproductive healthcare across Arizona, with the clearest pattern visible in repeat awards to clinic partners that provide contraception, STI testing and treatment, and preventive screenings. The largest recent grants on file went to El Rio Community Health Center in Tucson for STD testing, including $1,286,700 in 2023, $1,193,787 in 2024, and $981,820 in 2025. That same funding stream also supported Mountain Park Health Center in Phoenix with family planning awards of $1,148,962 in 2023, $870,979 in 2024, and $832,731 in 2025. Across the grant list, the foundation appears to work through health centers, county public health departments, and community clinics rather than through individuals or program-related investments. Its stated purpose is to make sexual and reproductive healthcare accessible to everyone, and the recent grants align with that purpose through support for family planning, adolescent health, reproductive health education, telehealth access, and STI prevention and screening. The pattern suggests a statewide service-delivery model centered on clinics that already serve patients seeking contraception, pregnancy prevention, and reproductive health counseling.
What Arizona Family Health Partnership Funds
In STI prevention and screening, Arizona Family Health Partnership backed El Rio Community Health Center in Tucson with multiple large awards for STD testing, showing sustained support for clinical testing services over several years. For family planning, it funded Mountain Park Health Center in Phoenix, Pima County Health Department in Tucson, and Chiricahua Community Health Centers Inc in Douglas for related service delivery. The foundation also supported broader reproductive health access through awards to Wesley Health Care Center Inc in Phoenix and Canyonlands Healthcare Center in Page, both tied to family planning. Policy and outreach appear in the grant mix as well: Southwest Center for Hivaids in Phoenix received family planning support, and Planned Parenthood Arizona in Phoenix also appears among recent recipients. These grants fit the organization’s stated focus on sexual and reproductive health, contraception access, adolescent health, and reproductive health education.
How Arizona Family Health Partnership Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$4.6M
Total Assets
$1.8M
Total Revenue
$7.2M
Total Expenses
$7.2M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $44K and $434K, with a median of $165K.
25th Percentile
$44K
Median
$165K
75th Percentile
$434K
Geographic Reach
Local2 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
BRENDA THOMAS
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