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    Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation

    ActivePhilanthropy & Voluntarism
    TUCSON, AZ5207903500
    EIN (Tax ID): 86-0779817Latest Form 990: 2026Total assets: $4.4M4 filings on recordFind their full 990 filing →
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    About Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation

    The Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation is a Tucson‑centered funder that prioritizes practical services for vulnerable local populations—particularly low‑income children and families, the homeless, homebound seniors, and food‑insecure households—while also supporting regional health research and community arts/education. Grants are often renewal or multi‑year style awards to local service providers and community institutions, indicating a focus on sustaining core operations and direct service programs rather than national advocacy or capital campaigns.

    Focus Areas

    Direct meal and senior support programs in Tucson (e.g., home‑delivered meals and low‑income senior housing)Services for homeless and precariously housed families and youth (shelter, case management, family stability)Child and youth wellbeing and education support (dropout prevention, mentoring, children’s museum and vision/health services)Basic needs and food security programs (food bank, diaper distribution, community home repair for low‑income households)Local health and pediatric illness support and research (arthritis research, pediatric cancer support, medical clinics for low‑income children)Regional arts and cultural education (local symphony, museum, music and arts access for communities)

    Who They Fund

    low-income individuals and families (Pima County focus)homeless individuals and homeless familiesseniors / low-income elderly and homebound adultschildren and youth (including at-risk, abused/neglected, homeless/near-homeless, teens in recovery)pediatric patients and families affected by serious illness (e.g., cancer)

    Giving Approach

    Concentrated on the Tucson/Pima County region with many repeat grants to the same mid‑sized local nonprofits; predominantly modest to mid‑level awards focused on program support and sustaining service delivery rather than large one‑off capital gifts or national grants.

    Funding Style

    direct service / service deliveryproject-specific / programmatic fundinglocal / community-focused grantsin-kind support (meals, diapers, home repairs, transportation)

    Notable grantees: Mobile Meals of Tucson Inc, Youth On Their Own (YOTO), Primavera Foundation Inc, University of Arizona Foundation — Arthritis Research Program, Tucson Symphony Society

    Topics

    homeless services and shelter supportfood security and meal delivery for homeboundsenior housing and transportation for low-income elderlyyouth services: dropout prevention, mentoring, teen recoverymedical support for low-income children and families (including pediatric cancer assistance and vision/medical needs)family stability and child protection (child abuse prevention, foster/adoption placement)

    About Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation

    A 30,000-dollar grant to the University of Maryland Foundation for treatment delivery and cognitive neuroscience research on addiction is the largest award in the recent record, but the Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation’s pattern is much more local than that outlier suggests. Most of its giving stays in Arizona, with a strong Tucson and Pima County footprint, and the foundation repeatedly backs organizations that deliver direct help: food assistance, senior housing, homebound meals, homeless-services casework, and support for children and families. The grant list also shows steady support for community health and education, including arthritis research, teen recovery, dropout prevention, and pediatric and family services. Several recipients reappear across multiple years, which points to ongoing relationships rather than one-time awards. That continuity is visible in grants to groups such as Community Food Bank, St Luke’s in the Desert, Mobile Meals of Tucson, Youth on Their Own, Primavera Foundation, and Arizona’s Children Association. The foundation also includes arts and cultural education in its portfolio through local institutions like Tucson Symphony Society, alongside practical community support such as free home repair for disadvantaged households in Pima County.

    What Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation Funds

    Food security and meal delivery are a recurring theme. The foundation gave 22,000 dollars to Community Food Bank Inc for food assistance for the hungry in Pima County and 20,000 dollars to Mobile Meals of Tucson Inc to deliver special diet meals to homebound residents. Senior support appears alongside that work: St Luke’s in the Desert Inc received 22,000 dollars for senior housing for low income elderly. Youth services are another clear line of funding. Youth on Their Own received 18,000 dollars for dropout prevention for youth ages 8 to 22 who are homeless or near homeless, and Teen Challenge got 20,000 dollars for a teen recovery program. Family stability also shows up in grants to Our Family Services Inc New Beginnings Program for services for homeless families.

    How Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation Gives

    Typical awards are in the lower five figures: the p25 grant size is 6,800 dollars, the median is 9,800 dollars, and the p75 is 13,800 dollars. The recent list also shows repeated awards to the same organizations across 2023, 2024, and 2025, including Arizona’s Children Association and Youth on Their Own, which suggests multi-year support relationships. The foundation makes grants as a local funder and does not make program-related investments. Its portfolio in the recent record is entirely made up of grants to organizations rather than individuals.

    Where Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation Makes Grants

    Giving is overwhelmingly Arizona-based: 85% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state, and Arizona is also the top state by grant count. Tucson is the main recipient city, appearing across food, housing, youth, and arts grants. The recent record also includes a smaller number of grants outside the state, including Adelphi, Maryland, and Marshall, Texas. In the country distribution, every recorded recipient is in the United States.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does the Fred & Christine Armstrong Foundation support?

    The grant record centers on direct-service nonprofits and community institutions. Recent awards include support for food assistance, senior housing, homebound meal delivery, homeless-family services, dropout prevention, teen recovery, pediatric and family services, and local arts education.

    Does the foundation give repeat grants to the same organizations?

    Yes. Several organizations appear in multiple years, including Arizona’s Children Association in 2023, 2024, and 2025, Youth on Their Own in 2023, 2024, and 2025, and Community Food Bank and Mobile Meals of Tucson across more than one year.

    What is a typical grant size?

    The typical award is under $15,000. The grant-size distribution is p25 of 6,800 dollars, median of 9,800 dollars, and p75 of 13,800 dollars, although some larger awards appear in the recent record.

    Where do most grants go?

    Most grants go to Arizona, which accounts for 85% of grants given to recipients in the HQ state. Tucson appears most often in the recent grant list, with organizations there receiving funding across food, housing, youth, health, and arts categories.

    Does the foundation fund individuals or make program-related investments?

    No. The foundation funds organizations rather than individuals, and it does not make program-related investments.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $452K

    Total Assets

    $4.4M

    Total Revenue

    $724K

    Total Expenses

    $530K

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $7K and $14K, with a median of $10K.

    25th Percentile

    $7K

    Median

    $10K

    75th Percentile

    $14K

    Geographic Reach

    Local3 states funded
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    $15,000
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    $15,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

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    ASSIST NEEDY CHILDREN AND FAMILIES

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    $13,800
    TUCSON, AZ2026

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    $12,000
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    $12,000
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    $10,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    PROVIDE PROGRAMS FOR CHILDREN COPING WITH SERIOUS ILLNESS

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    $10,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    PROVIDE DIAPERS FOR NEEDY CHILDREN AND ADULTS

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    $10,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER AND HELP PROGRAMS TO THE HOMELESS

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    $10,000
    MARSHALL, TX2026

    PROVIDE MUSIC APPRECIATION TO THE COMMUNITY

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    $10,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

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    COURTNEY'S COURAGE

    $10,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    SUPPORT FINANCIAL NEEDS FOR PEDIATRIC CANCER PATIENTS AND FAMILIES

    CASA OF HARRISON COUNTY

    $10,000
    MARSHALL, TX2026

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    SQUARE & COMPASS CHILDREN'S CLINIC

    $10,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    ASSIST LOW INCOME CHILDREN'S MEDICAL NEEDS

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    $10,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    TEEN RECOVERY PROGRAM

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    $9,800
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    PROVIDE MULTIPLE NEEDS TO LOW INCOME FAMILIES, CHILDREN AFFECTED BY CANCER

    EDUCATIONAL ENRICHMENT FOUNDATION

    $9,800
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    DIRECT STUDENT SUPPORT FOR LOW INCOME PROGRAMMING

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    $9,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

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    $9,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    EDUCATION AND ACTIVITIES FOR LOW INCOME CHILDREN

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    $9,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    YOUTH MENTORING PROGRAM

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    $8,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION TO SENIORS AND CONVALESCING ADULTS

    MARSHALL REGIONAL ARTS COUNCIL

    $8,000
    MARSHALL, TX2026

    PROVIDE ART APPRECIATION TO THE COMMUNITY

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    $7,500
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    PROVIDE EQUINE ACTIVITIES FOR DISABLED CHILDREN

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    $7,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    PROVIDE NEEDED SCHOOL RESOURCES FOR LIBRARY AND BUSINESS SCHOOL

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    $7,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

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    $7,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

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    $6,800
    PHOENIX, AZ2026

    PROVIDE MUSIC APPRECIATION TO THE COMMUNITY

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    $6,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    SUPPORT PROGRAMS FOR LITERACY IMPROVEMENT IN LOW-INCOME YOUTH

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    $6,000
    TUCSON, AZ2026

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    HARRISON COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY INC

    $5,800
    MARSHALL, TX2026

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    $5,800
    TUCSON, AZ2026

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    $5,000
    CARTHAGE, TX2026

    PROVIDING MUSIC OPPORTUNITIES FOR YOUTH AND ADULTS

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    $5,000
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    $4,800
    MARSHALL, TX2026

    PRESERVE HISTORIC TEXAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY DEPOT MUSEUM

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    $3,800
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    PROVIDE ART CLASSES AND SUMMER CAMPS TO DISADVANTAGED CHILDREN

    ANGEL HEART PAJAMA PROJECT

    $3,500
    TUCSON, AZ2026

    PROVIDE NEEDY CHILDREN WITH PAJAMAS AND BOOKS TO FOSTER LITERACY

    UNIVERSITY OF AZ FOUNDATIONARTHRITIS RESEARCH PROGRAM

    $22,800
    TUCSON, AZ2025

    ARTHRITIS RESEARCH, TREATMENT

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    $22,000
    TUCSON, AZ2025

    SENIOR HOUSING FOR LOW INCOME ELDERLY

    COMMUNITY FOOD BANK INC

    $20,000
    TUCSON, AZ2025

    FOOD ASSISTANCE FOR THE HUNGRY IN PIMA COUNTY

    MOBILE MEALS OF TUCSON INC

    $20,000
    TUCSON, AZ2025

    DELIVER SPECIAL DIET MEALS TO HOMEBOUND

    YOUTH ON THEIR OWN (YOTO)

    $18,000
    TUCSON, AZ2025

    DROPOUT PREVENTION, YOUTH AGES 8-22, HOMELESS/NEAR HOMELESS

    TUCSON SYMPHONY SOCIETY

    $15,000
    TUCSON, AZ2025

    PROVIDE MUSIC APPRECIATION TO THE COMMUNITY

    COMMUNITY HOME REPAIR PROJECTS OF ARIZONA

    $15,000
    TUCSON, AZ2025

    ASSIST DISADVANTAGED OF PIMA COUNTY BY PROVIDING FREE HOME REPAIR SERVICE