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1. Does the county offer grants to local non-profits?

Each year, the Pinal County Board of Supervisors provides grants through the General Fund to eligible organizations whose projects align with the county’s strategic goals. Projects and organizations should contribute to the county’s cultural, social, and economic vitality by addressing a community need and promoting benefits to the general public as opposed to a special interest or persons.

2. How does a non-profit apply for a county grant?

Pinal County will accept all applications by the deadline date as indicated in the public notice issued each spring. The County Manager's Office will determine completeness of the application before forwarding the request to the Supervisor for the region in which the project will occur and/or benefit.

There is no guarantee of funding for applications submitted nor is there a guarantee funding will be provided at other times throughout the fiscal year. It is recommended requests not exceed $15,000. Applicants will be notified if their project has been recommended for funding. Recommended project proposals must be approved by the Board of Supervisors. Final grant award notification will be announced within 30 days of Board approval in the form of an agreement.

The acceptance period is usually for the month April of each year. If you have any questions, please contact 520-866-6212.

3. Who is eligible to submit an application?

Eligible applicants must:

• Be a federal recognized 501 c 3 or 6 organization
• Serve Pinal County residents and
• Submit a complete application by the published due date