Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust

Support for the Global Center for Species Survival, which will serve as a headquarters connecting a team of conservation scientists to 10,000 scientists around the globe, and will provide an immersive visitor experience in a new exhibit space.

Capital support to create a 71-bed transitional housing community that would reduce the number of unhoused individuals while providing safe housing and wraparound services.

Continued support to advance the Indiana Water Roadmap, improve the appreciation of the White River and facilitate solutions to challenges facing the watershed.

Continued support to improve the White River watershed's water quality and habitat through activities that include cultivating relationships with stakeholders in watershed management efforts and building an edge-of-field best practices farming demonstration project.

Support for the Nina Scholars program.

Support for the Nina Scholars program.

Support for the Nina Scholars program.

Support for design and engineering work for a new nature center to be built in Riverside Regional Park.

Support to expand eviction diversion services to six additional township courts in Marion County.

Capital support to build a medical center that will provide innovative care to the zoo's animals and serve as a hub for research and education.

Capital support to enhance the ArtPark, a park along the banks of the White River that showcases contemporary art, and to build a White River boardwalk and trail.

Support for emergency assistance to individuals and families facing displacement.

Capital support for construction of the Hazel Hare Center for Plant Science to advance desert plant research, conservation and preservation efforts.

Continued support to implement the Indiana Water Report's recommendations, including advocating for water-quality improvements.

Continued support to reduce coal ash and farming pollution and preserve floodplains and wetlands by engaging in advocacy and public awareness; and to continue providing technical assistance to implement the Mounds Greenway, a forested buffer for the White River between Muncie and Anderson.

Continued support to provide in-depth reporting that focuses on Arizona's most pressing environmental issues.

Support for water-saving agricultural projects critical to sustaining Verde River flow.

Support over three years to provide spay/neuter surgeries, vaccinations and wellness services for 3,000 dogs and cats per year.

Support for the downtown clinic, which provides pet owners low-cost and subsidized veterinary services, including low-cost spay/neuter surgeries.

Support to create a regional apprenticeship hub that will expand the use of apprenticeships as a pathway into promising careers.

Support for the Summer Youth Program Fund for organizations that provide academic enrichment, arts and recreational summer programs for children of low-income families.

Support to build capacity of local governments and tribal nations to develop and preserve affordable housing.

Continued support to foster groundwater management through collaboration and specific projects to reduce demand, mitigate threats and support communities in securing their water needs.

Support for housing and supportive services for up to 18 families on the verge of experiencing homelessness.

Support for Coburn Academy, which provides classes on finance, parenting, employment and homeownership to survivors of domestic violence.

General operating support to provide supportive services to domestic violence survivors.

Support for the Hoosier Housing Needs Coalition to educate low-income residents, community-based organizations and other stakeholders to advance practices that will improve long-term housing outcomes.

Support to provide services to kinship families including caregiver education and support, guardianship clinics, legal services and emergency support services.

Capital support to help redesign and construct the Ancient Seas gallery, which tells the story of Indiana's prehistoric environment.

Support to hire two new full-time positions to engage more adult learners and improve literacy programs.

Support to provide oversight for construction of a stormwater control system at the site of a workforce housing development that will recharge groundwater by an estimated 360,000 gallons annually.

Support to address transportation, cost-of-living factors, affordable housing and quality of life services to independent-living seniors.

Continued support to maintain a full-time program coordinator for the Reach Out and Read program to provide literacy intervention services during well-child pediatric visits.

Support to expand street outreach and navigation services to reduce the length of time people experience homelessness.

Support to create a community-based framework for eviction diversion programs in Maricopa County.

Support to provide medical treatment for abused, neglected and injured animals.

Support to restore high priority upland sites, monitor restoration activities and oversee revisions to the Verde Watershed Restoration Coalition strategic plan.

Support to identify and eliminate barriers to permanent housing for older adults experiencing homelessness.

Support to improve water quality in Granite Creek by reducing erosion and slowing stormwater runoff.

Capital support to expand the Cultural Trail across the White River to connect neighborhoods on both sides of the river.

Support to provide in-home, skill-building training for parents who are at risk of having their children placed in the state's care.

Support to work with business owners to design customized systems that would recharge and reuse effluent resulting in nearly 20 million gallons of treated wastewater annually.

Support for the Demystifying Underwriting program, which will work with 40 Black small business owners on financial literacy and underwriting.

Support to update the Verde Watershed Report Card, an assessment tool designed to track trends in the health of the Verde River watershed and surrounding communities.

Support to help Maricopa County clients transitioning to permanent affordable housing.