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Speaking on the economic impact of women in the workforce and the rise of demand in the technology industry, Kim McWaters, President & CEO of Fresh Start Women’s Foundation, and Abdu Dahr, Fresh Start’s Vice President of Strategic Partnerships, were recently featured as guest participants on AZ TechCast, the official podcast of the Arizona ...

1 in 4 Women in the nation have experienced severe intimate partner violence HEALTH 22 percent of women have no personal health care provider, ranking arizona 6th lowest in the nation

The fund evolved into the Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona and was officially incorporated as a nonprofit corporation in 1999. For over 20 years, WFSA was sustained by passionate and dedicated volunteers, board members, and typically only one or two staff members at a time. As the foundation grew, the organization evolved, with four key ...

The Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona invests in organizations serving women and girls of all identities. We strive for equitable and community-centered grantmaking to support building the capacity of nonprofit organizations so they can thrive. WFSA’s FORGE Grant application window is closed as of February 10, 2025.

Arizona Foundation for Women was founded in 1995 by community trailblazer and philanthropist Marilyn R. Seymann in response to the deficiency she found in the state’s philanthropic giving to women’s issues. At the time, just 4 percent was directed to women’s causes! AFW joined other Women driven foundations nationally to create a “Women ...

Arizona Foundation for Women is leading the fight in the following ways: 1) Research - we conduct regular, in-depth research studies to inform community leaders and legislative decision-makers on the critical challenges that are holding women back from realizing their power and potential. The 2020 Status of Women in Arizona Research Report was ...

Since the Foundation's inception, we have invested over $30 million to support over 600 programs to date, serving thousands of women and girls in Arizona. WFSA research helps inform people across the state, and the growing focus on advocacy led to WFSA advising the Executive Office and passing legislation that can help hundreds of thousands of ...

Arizona Foundation for Women is currently seeking like minded non-profits to collaborate in fulfilling its mission to help Arizona's women through its SHE Leads! and SHE Gives initiatives. As such, it is postponing its annual awards celebration, the 2024 Sneaker Soiree, to explore possible strategic alignments.

Women's Foundation for the State of Arizona, Tucson, Arizona. 3,171 likes · 13 talking about this · 56 were here. WFSA innovates to create social, political, and economic change that achieves equity...

For more than 30 years, the Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona has tackled gender inequities through community-centered research, advocacy, grant-making and leadership development.

The Arizona Business and Professional Women’s Foundation promotes the advancement of Arizona’s working women through scholarships, research, and education. Scholarships are awarded to women 19 years or older who are Arizona residents returning to school at a community college in Arizona to acquire better job opportunities or advance their ...

The Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona was founded in 1991 on the principle that when women thrive, the entire community benefits. WFSA empowers women to make positive changes in their lives and in the community through five forces for change: leaders, donors, community, research, and grants. ...

The Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona has changed its name to the Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona and will expand the scope of its work to more formally include women and ...

1,959 Followers, 1,984 Following, 646 Posts - Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona (@womengivingaz) on Instagram: "Creating an Arizona where women and girls of all identities thrive. ADVOCACY GRANTMAKING ‍欄‍ PROGRAMS Monday-Thursday 8 AM-5 PM"

T he Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona appointed Katia Jones as its new chief executive officer. She said she brings more than two decades of experience in development and donor relations to her new role. Jones, a Glendale resident, joined the Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona in June 2021.

Legal name of organization: Women's Foundation for the State of Arizona. EIN for payable organization: 31-1660702 Close. EIN. 31-1660702. NTEE code info. Public Foundations (T30) Women's Studies (V32) Nonprofit Management (S50) IRS filing requirement. This organization is required to file an IRS Form 990 or 990-EZ. ...

The mission of The women'Womens's Foundation of southern Arizona is to foster equity and opportunity for women and girls. The Foundation fulfills this mission by using a community-based process to grant funds to an array of programs in southern Arizona that benefit women and girls, and by providing innovative programs to increase young women'Womens's philanthropy.

Women’s Foundation for the State of Arizona 7090 N Oracle Road Ste 178 PMB 2024 Tucson, AZ 85704. Donate. In the spirit of truth, healing, and reconciliation, we humbly and respectfully acknowledge the Indigenous nations who have stewarded the land we now call Arizona since time immemorial.

Isabella VanKampen (left) and another volunteer put together bags that primarily contain menstrual pads on April 25, 2025. For many people, menstrual products like pads, tampons and liners are as essential as putting food on the table. But on top of already rising prices, state law in Arizona still ...