Welcome to the Jewish Community Foundation of Southern Arizona!

 

Our Mission

Jewish Philanthropies of Southern Arizona partners with organizations, families, and individuals to foster and enhance community and respond to those in need - enriching Southern Arizona, the Jewish people, and the world.

 

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At the donor's request, not all funds are listed. Please contact us at (520) 577-9393 if you're a fundholder who would like their fund listed or a donor unable to find the appropriate fund in the catalogue. 

 

Fund Spotlight


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AZYP Empowering the Next Generation, Youth Endowment Fund

AZYP’s Endowment Fund ensures our ability to empower youth across Arizona with the life skills and leadership tools they need to thrive, support families statewide with the resources to raise healthy, thriving children, provide vulnerable young people with access to safe shelter and wraparound support, and create lasting change by empowering the next generation to harness their strengths.

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Bet Shalom Endowment Fund to Meet Tomorrow's Needs

Your endowment gift sustains lifelong learning, sacred life-cycle support, and accessible worship and programming—helping our Temple community thrive for generations to come.

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Hurand Connection Fund

The Hurand Connection Fund funds projects that use arts and creativity to bring together people of different backgrounds and groups. We highlight voices of poets, artists, and creators who help to inspire and connect us around challenging issues that sometimes divide us. Our projects are positively focused, as opposed to those in protest. We bring together and hear, rather than shut out or deny. While not all Jewish in content and direction, all of our projects are rooted in the Jewish values of justice, humanism, and love. Hurand Connection Fund was co-founded by Josh Hurand, of blessed memory during his cancer treatment. He loved his family dearly, the Tucson community, and had a vision of building community through poetry and creative expression. It is a joy to see Josh's vision in every new HCF project and the expansion of people touched by this effort.