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    Health First Foundation-Northern Arizona

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    FLAGSTAFF, AZSitio web9282239239

    About Health First Foundation-Northern Arizona

    We advance community health and well-being through leadership, partnerships, and innovation.

    Focus Areas

    Health promotionMental and behavioral healthChronic disease (diabetes, heart disease, respiratory conditions)Youth services and programsNative American community healthOral healthPandemic mitigation and emergency responseScholarships and workforce developmentAccess to care in rural communities

    Who They Fund

    Native American / tribal communitieshospital patients (cancer, palliative, chronic disease patients)expectant and new parents

    About Health First Foundation-Northern Arizona

    Health First Foundation-northern Arizona concentrates its giving on community health and well-being in northern Arizona, with a pattern of large hospital partnerships alongside smaller grants for education, prevention, and direct patient support. The largest recent grant went to Northern Arizona Healthcare Corporation in Flagstaff, where the funding supported hospice home care, cardiology research, Native American patient assistance, a cancer center, childbirth education, the Taylor House, playground equipment, and diabetes education. That same relationship appears again in other recent awards, including support for Flagstaff Medical Center department initiatives such as pediatric trauma, children’s health, a Native American interpreter program, radiation oncology, and palliative care. The foundation also backs community-based health work outside the hospital setting. Grants to Red Feather Development Group supported the Healthy Heating Initiative and the Water & Hygiene Solutions for Native Communities project, showing attention to environmental conditions that shape health in Native communities. Other awards reach schools, clinics, and local organizations serving working parents, mental health needs, and chronic disease management. The foundation’s active scholarship programs reinforce that health workforce development is part of its model, especially for nursing, behavioral health, and veteran health education.

    What Health First Foundation-Northern Arizona Funds

    Native American community health is a recurring theme. The foundation gave $109,500 to Red Feather Development Group for the Healthy Heating Initiative and Water & Hygiene Solutions for Native Communities project, and it also funded a Native American interpreter program at Flagstaff Medical Center. In cancer and palliative care, it supported radiation oncology, palliative care, and patient assistance through grants to Flagstaff Medical Center and Verde Valley Medical Center. Maternal and child health appears in awards for childbirth education and the FSO Lullaby Project, which supported expectant and current parents. Youth and family supports also show up in the $100,000 grant to Sedona Oak Creek Joint Unified School District #9 for the Wildcat after-school program for working parents needing child care for students.

    How Health First Foundation-Northern Arizona Gives

    Typical awards sit in a mid-six-figure range, with p25 at $19,750, median grant size at $70,000, and p75 at $100,000. The recent record includes both a very large institutional grant and many smaller project awards, which suggests a mixed approach: major operating or program support for healthcare organizations, plus targeted funding for specific services, equipment, and scholarships. Recipients appear across multiple years, including Flagstaff Medical Center and North Country Healthcare Inc. The foundation also uses donor-advised grants, separate from its annual competitive cycle, and it accepts unsolicited applications in several scholarship and grant programs.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $22.4M

    Total Assets

    $20M

    Total Revenue

    -$1.7M

    Total Expenses

    $25.5M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $20K and $100K, with a median of $70K.

    25th Percentile

    $20K

    Median

    $70K

    75th Percentile

    $100K

    Geographic Reach

    Local2 states funded

    About 92% of grants go to recipients in AZ.

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    Leadership

    SANDRA KOWALSKI

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Funding Style

    direct service / patient assistanceprogram and project supportcapital / equipment grantsscholarship and workforce development

    Topics

    Native American community health (including interpreter services, WASH, healthy heating)cancer care support (radiation oncology, patient lodging/transport, mastectomy supplies, palliative care)behavioral and mental health (community events, school-based supports)maternal and child health (childbirth education, expectant parent support, after-school childcare)chronic disease prevention & management (diabetes education, cardiology research)emergency, trauma, and resuscitation services (pediatric trauma, police resuscitation project)telemedicine and infection control / PPE

    Where Health First Foundation-Northern Arizona Makes Grants

    Giving is overwhelmingly local and centered in Arizona. Ninety-two percent of grants go to recipients in AZ, with Flagstaff appearing repeatedly as the main recipient city. Other Arizona recipients include Sedona, Colorado City, Tuba City, Springerville, and Tucson, showing reach across northern Arizona communities. Outside Arizona, the recent-grants list includes a single non-AZ recipient in Bozeman, Montana. The country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Health First Foundation-Northern Arizona

    What kinds of organizations does Health First Foundation-northern Arizona fund?

    It funds hospitals, schools, clinics, nonprofits, and scholarship programs. Recent grants supported Northern Arizona Healthcare Corporation, Flagstaff Medical Center, Red Feather Development Group, Sedona Oak Creek Joint Unified School District #9, and the Arizona Community Foundation, with purposes ranging from patient assistance and pediatric trauma to heating, hygiene, and nursing scholarships.

    What are the foundation’s main focus areas?

    Its stated focus areas include health promotion; mental and behavioral health; chronic disease such as diabetes, heart disease, and respiratory conditions; youth services; Native American community health; oral health; pandemic mitigation and emergency response; scholarships and workforce development; and access to care in rural communities.

    Does the foundation support scholarships?

    Yes. Active scholarship programs include the Health First Foundation Board of Directors Nursing Scholarships, Lamm Clinical and Non-Clinical Health Scholarships, the Integrative Health Scholarship, the Scholarship for Mental and Behavioral Health Specialists, and the Veteran Scholarship for Health. Recent grants also supported nursing scholarship programs and a nursing scholarship endowment.

    How local is the giving?

    Very local. The foundation describes its scope as local, and 92% of grants go to recipients in Arizona. The recent grants list is concentrated in northern Arizona cities such as Flagstaff, Sedona, Colorado City, Tuba City, and Springerville.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The typical grant profile is p25 $19,750, median $70,000, and p75 $100,000. Recent awards range from smaller project grants and scholarships to a very large institutional grant, showing that the foundation uses both modest and substantial awards depending on the purpose.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2024

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2024.

    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    NORTHERN ARIZONA HEALTHCARE CORPORATIONFLAGSTAFF, AZ$22,092,9572024GRANTS TO SUPPORT HOSPICE HOME CARE, CARDIOLOGY RESEARCH, NATIVE AMERICAN PATIENT ASSISTANCE, CANCER CENTER, CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION, THE TAYLOR HOUSE, PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT, DIABETES EDUCATION, CRITICAL CARE, TELEMEDICINE, PATIENT ASSISTANCE AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH
    FLAGSTAFF MEDICAL CENTERFLAGSTAFF, AZ$116,0562024GRANTS TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING PEDIATRIC TRAUMA, CHILDREN'S HEALTH, NATIVE AMERICAN INTERPRETER PROGRAM, AND OTHER PATIENT SUPPORT
    SEDONA OAK CREEK JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT #9SEDONA, AZ$100,0002024GRANT TO SUPPORT WILDCAT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR WORKING PARENTS NEEDING CHILD CARE FOR STUDENTS.
    FLAGSTAFF SYMPHONY ASSOCIATIONFLAGSTAFF, AZ$20,0002024GRANT TO SUPPORT EXPECTANT AND CURRENT PARENTS THROUGH THE FSO LULLABY PROJECT
    WHITE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES HOSPITAL INCSPRINGERVILLE, AZ$15,1282024GRANT TO SUPPORT NEW COMMERICAL TREADMILL AND STAIRMASTER FOR THE PHYSICAL THERAPY DEPARTMENT.
    SEDONA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL & WORKSHOPSEDONA, AZ$14,5912024GRANTS TO SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH FILM SERIES EVENTS AT SEDONA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, SEDONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT AND VERDE VALLEY SCHOOL SYSTEM.
    RED FEATHER DEVELOPMENT GROUPBOZEMAN, MT$109,5002023GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE HEALTHY HEATING INITIATIVE AND TO FUND THE WATER & HYGIENE SOLUTIONS FOR NATIVE COMMUNITIES PROJECT.
    RED FEATHER DEVELOPMENT GROUPBOZEMAN, MT$109,5002023GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE HEALTHY HEATING INITIATIVE AND TO FUND THE WATER & HYGIENE SOLUTIONS FOR NATIVE COMMUNITIES PROJECT.
    NORTH COUNTRY HEALTHCARE INCFLAGSTAFF, AZ$100,0002023GRANT TO SUPPORT A TEAM BASED CARE MODEL IN A RESIDENCY CLINIC PROJECT
    NORTH COUNTRY HEALTHCARE INCFLAGSTAFF, AZ$100,0002023GRANT TO SUPPORT A TEAM BASED CARE MODEL IN A RESIDENCY CLINIC PROJECT
    GRIFFITH BLUE HEART NONPROFITGLENDALE, AZ$92,2062023GRANT TO SUPPORT THE FLAGSTAFF POLICE HIGH-PERFORMANCE RESUSCITATION PROJECT
    GRIFFITH BLUE HEART NONPROFITGLENDALE, AZ$92,2062023GRANT TO SUPPORT THE FLAGSTAFF POLICE HIGH-PERFORMANCE RESUSCITATION PROJECT
    FLAGSTAFF MEDICAL CENTERFLAGSTAFF, AZ$84,5492023GRANTS TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING RADIATION ONCOLOGY, PALLIATIVE CARE, PEDIATRIC TRAUMA, CHILDREN'S HEALTH, NATIVE AMERICAN INTERPRETER PROGRAM, AND OTHER PATIENT SUPPORT
    FLAGSTAFF MEDICAL CENTERFLAGSTAFF, AZ$84,5492023GRANTS TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING RADIATION ONCOLOGY, PALLIATIVE CARE, PEDIATRIC TRAUMA, CHILDREN'S HEALTH, NATIVE AMERICAN INTERPRETER PROGRAM, AND OTHER PATIENT SUPPORT
    CREEK VALLEY HEALTH CLINICCOLORADO CITY, AZ$70,0002023GRANTS TO SUPPORT BEHAVIORAL AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE PROGRAM AND CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
    CREEK VALLEY HEALTH CLINICCOLORADO CITY, AZ$70,0002023GRANTS TO SUPPORT BEHAVIORAL AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE PROGRAM AND CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM
    ARIZONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONTUCSON, AZ$25,0002023GRANT TO SUPPORT ROKOSZ NURSING SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT
    ARIZONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONTUCSON, AZ$25,0002023GRANT TO SUPPORT ROKOSZ NURSING SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT
    NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONFLAGSTAFF, AZ$21,0002023CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT A NURSING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
    NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATIONFLAGSTAFF, AZ$21,0002023CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT A NURSING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM
    TUBA CITY REGIONAL HEALTH CARE CORPORATIONTUBA CITY, AZ$19,0002023GRANT TO FUND PPE PURCHASES
    TUBA CITY REGIONAL HEALTH CARE CORPORATIONTUBA CITY, AZ$19,0002023GRANT TO FUND PPE PURCHASES
    VERDE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTERFLAGSTAFF, AZ$9,4032023GRANTS TO SUPPORT TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL RADIATION ONCOLOGY DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING PATIENT LODGING AND TRANSPORTATION AND MASTECTOMY BRAS
    VERDE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTERFLAGSTAFF, AZ$9,4032023GRANTS TO SUPPORT TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL RADIATION ONCOLOGY DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING PATIENT LODGING AND TRANSPORTATION AND MASTECTOMY BRAS

    NORTHERN ARIZONA HEALTHCARE CORPORATION

    $22,092,957
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2024

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT HOSPICE HOME CARE, CARDIOLOGY RESEARCH, NATIVE AMERICAN PATIENT ASSISTANCE, CANCER CENTER, CHILDBIRTH EDUCATION, THE TAYLOR HOUSE, PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT, DIABETES EDUCATION, CRITICAL CARE, TELEMEDICINE, PATIENT ASSISTANCE AND BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

    FLAGSTAFF MEDICAL CENTER

    $116,056
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2024

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING PEDIATRIC TRAUMA, CHILDREN'S HEALTH, NATIVE AMERICAN INTERPRETER PROGRAM, AND OTHER PATIENT SUPPORT

    SEDONA OAK CREEK JOINT UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT #9

    $100,000
    SEDONA, AZ2024

    GRANT TO SUPPORT WILDCAT AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAM FOR WORKING PARENTS NEEDING CHILD CARE FOR STUDENTS.

    FLAGSTAFF SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION

    $20,000
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2024

    GRANT TO SUPPORT EXPECTANT AND CURRENT PARENTS THROUGH THE FSO LULLABY PROJECT

    WHITE MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES HOSPITAL INC

    $15,128
    SPRINGERVILLE, AZ2024

    GRANT TO SUPPORT NEW COMMERICAL TREADMILL AND STAIRMASTER FOR THE PHYSICAL THERAPY DEPARTMENT.

    SEDONA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL & WORKSHOP

    $14,591
    SEDONA, AZ2024

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT MENTAL HEALTH FILM SERIES EVENTS AT SEDONA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL, SEDONA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT AND VERDE VALLEY SCHOOL SYSTEM.

    RED FEATHER DEVELOPMENT GROUP

    $109,500
    BOZEMAN, MT2023

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE HEALTHY HEATING INITIATIVE AND TO FUND THE WATER & HYGIENE SOLUTIONS FOR NATIVE COMMUNITIES PROJECT.

    RED FEATHER DEVELOPMENT GROUP

    $109,500
    BOZEMAN, MT2023

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT THE HEALTHY HEATING INITIATIVE AND TO FUND THE WATER & HYGIENE SOLUTIONS FOR NATIVE COMMUNITIES PROJECT.

    NORTH COUNTRY HEALTHCARE INC

    $100,000
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2023

    GRANT TO SUPPORT A TEAM BASED CARE MODEL IN A RESIDENCY CLINIC PROJECT

    NORTH COUNTRY HEALTHCARE INC

    $100,000
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2023

    GRANT TO SUPPORT A TEAM BASED CARE MODEL IN A RESIDENCY CLINIC PROJECT

    GRIFFITH BLUE HEART NONPROFIT

    $92,206
    GLENDALE, AZ2023

    GRANT TO SUPPORT THE FLAGSTAFF POLICE HIGH-PERFORMANCE RESUSCITATION PROJECT

    GRIFFITH BLUE HEART NONPROFIT

    $92,206
    GLENDALE, AZ2023

    GRANT TO SUPPORT THE FLAGSTAFF POLICE HIGH-PERFORMANCE RESUSCITATION PROJECT

    FLAGSTAFF MEDICAL CENTER

    $84,549
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2023

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING RADIATION ONCOLOGY, PALLIATIVE CARE, PEDIATRIC TRAUMA, CHILDREN'S HEALTH, NATIVE AMERICAN INTERPRETER PROGRAM, AND OTHER PATIENT SUPPORT

    FLAGSTAFF MEDICAL CENTER

    $84,549
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2023

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING RADIATION ONCOLOGY, PALLIATIVE CARE, PEDIATRIC TRAUMA, CHILDREN'S HEALTH, NATIVE AMERICAN INTERPRETER PROGRAM, AND OTHER PATIENT SUPPORT

    CREEK VALLEY HEALTH CLINIC

    $70,000
    COLORADO CITY, AZ2023

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT BEHAVIORAL AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE PROGRAM AND CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

    CREEK VALLEY HEALTH CLINIC

    $70,000
    COLORADO CITY, AZ2023

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT BEHAVIORAL AND MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE PROGRAM AND CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTION AND MANAGEMENT PROGRAM

    ARIZONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    TUCSON, AZ2023

    GRANT TO SUPPORT ROKOSZ NURSING SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

    ARIZONA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

    $25,000
    TUCSON, AZ2023

    GRANT TO SUPPORT ROKOSZ NURSING SCHOLARSHIP ENDOWMENT

    NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $21,000
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2023

    CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT A NURSING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

    NORTHERN ARIZONA UNIVERSITY FOUNDATION

    $21,000
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2023

    CONTRIBUTION TO SUPPORT A NURSING SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM

    TUBA CITY REGIONAL HEALTH CARE CORPORATION

    $19,000
    TUBA CITY, AZ2023

    GRANT TO FUND PPE PURCHASES

    TUBA CITY REGIONAL HEALTH CARE CORPORATION

    $19,000
    TUBA CITY, AZ2023

    GRANT TO FUND PPE PURCHASES

    VERDE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER

    $9,403
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2023

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL RADIATION ONCOLOGY DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING PATIENT LODGING AND TRANSPORTATION AND MASTECTOMY BRAS

    VERDE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER

    $9,403
    FLAGSTAFF, AZ2023

    GRANTS TO SUPPORT TO SUPPORT HOSPITAL RADIATION ONCOLOGY DEPARTMENT INITIATIVES INCLUDING PATIENT LODGING AND TRANSPORTATION AND MASTECTOMY BRAS