Nina Mason Pulliam Charitable Trust

Capital and programmatic support to renovate 16 emergency shelter units for large families at risk of experiencing homelessness and to provide essential services to such families.

Support to build a new model for local news in Central Indiana that utilizes a community reporting model and acts as a trusted source of information resulting in a more informed and engaged public.

Capital support to construct a modern facility for Indianapolis Animal Care Services to provide safe and humane shelter for approximately 15,000 animals per year.

Support for the Nina Scholars program.

Provide no-cost spay/neuter and wellness services to approximately 6,800 animals through veterinary clinics, including mobile veterinary units, across Maricopa County.

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

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.

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.

Support for emergency assistance to individuals and families facing displacement.

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

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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.

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 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.

General operating support to provide accessible and affordable, high-quality spay and neuter surgeries to pet owners facing financial hardship.

Support to train Black and Latino adults for careers in technology to enhance employability, career advancement and economic mobility.

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 help Maricopa County clients transitioning to permanent affordable housing.

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

Support to hire a chief financial officer to provide leadership and to manage upcoming development projects that will bring more affordable housing, retail and workforce units to the Near Northwest Area.

Support for a program to effectively serve older adults by assessing immediate needs, removing barriers and creating a follow-up plan to ensure a high quality of life.

Support to expand wraparound services for underserved women participating in workforce education and training programs.

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

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 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 for a study to advance the understanding of flow paths, flow rates and water budgets of the aquifer system below the Kaibab Plateau on the north side of Grand Canyon National Park.

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Support for the Mosaic Center for Work, Life and Learning, which will help participants create clear, defined career pathways into jobs at IU Health and other area health care providers.

Continued support for the Keys to Success program, providing career development, education services and housing navigation for youth transitioning out of the foster care system.

Support to help Native American and other youth aged 16-24 years old living in Guadalupe and Tempe with career and college readiness opportunities.

General operating support to improve the quality of life for outside dogs.

Support to help reduce soil erosion and sediment pollution along White River waterways by providing assistance to private riparian landowners in the watershed.

Support to provide vulnerable and underserved individuals with high quality vision care and eyeglasses at no cost.

Support for food insecurity logistics to ensure that food is quickly distributed to those who need it.

Support to develop and implement a Verde River Watershed flow-monitoring plan to establish protocol for watershed condition improvement projects and assess agricultural and rural community sustaining flows projects.

Create the Education and Career Planning Initiative, which would provide career-readiness curriculum for students who want to join the competitive workforce upon high school graduation.

Support to provide safe emergency housing, basic needs and support services for 90 families a year in Mesa and Surprise.

General operating support to continue providing services to families living on Homeward Bound's transitional housing campus.

Support to deliver fresh, healthy produce from vendors in Nogales, Arizona, to residents in Maricopa County who need it most.

Support to build capacity to advocate for strong housing policies and practices to help address housing instability.

Continued support to help children in grades K through 8th receive language arts and STEM-based mentoring during the school year.

Support to match educationally at-risk youth with student mentors from Arizona State University to help youth improve in academics and grow their confidence.

Support to help central Indiana older adults with home repairs and modifications to help them age in place.

Support to expand bilingual services for kinship families and grandparents who are raising their grandchildren.

Support to provide mentoring to high school students to support high school graduation, post-secondary education and workplace readiness.

Support for families at Family Promise Village, an affordable housing project in Glendale.

Support to serve up to 100 unhoused youth who have experienced the foster care system with housing and supportive services.

Support to hire a research administrator who would create and publish peer-reviewed research to encourage broader adoption of programs that lead to independence and gainful employment for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

Support over two years for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support to implement the first phase of the Verde River Watershed Water Quality Monitoring Plan to provide a greater understanding of water conditions and highlight areas for improving the system.

Support to address the workforce needs of vulnerable people who hold high school diplomas and are under- and/or unemployed.

Capital support to help design and construct new headquarters in the Riverside neighborhood.

Support to provide wraparound services to high school youth experiencing homelessness.

Support to help those experiencing homelessness access supportive services.

Support to help more domestic violence survivors exit dangerous situations.

Support to hire two new full-time positions to help individuals gain job credentials and certifications and remove barriers to employment.

Support for the waterway committees doing work in the neighborhoods bordering Little Eagle Creek, Pogue's Run and Pleasant Run, and for habitat restoration in Riverside Park along the White River.

Support to create a foster program focused on large breed dogs.

Support to expand services for youth experiencing homelessness at HomeBase Surprise.

Support to expand capacity to train staff and volunteers to facilitate programs serving at-risk youth.

Support to house critically endangered species of crocodilians.

Support to provide essential college access, GED services and expanded higher education opportunities for underserved populations in Phoenix.

Support to continue the shelter medicine and surgery program providing critical veterinary services at three nonprofit animal shelters in Indianapolis.

Support to deliver out-of-school time activities to 150 youth living in two affordable housing units.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

General operating support to continue offering essential services to survivors of domestic violence.

Support to help unsheltered adults return to permanent housing and to assist families who are on the verge of experiencing homelessness.

Support to conduct an analysis of impact to habitat because of proposed changes to the Verde River reservoir management system.

Support to restore grassland habitat and protect wildlife corridors in the Upper Verde River watershed.

Support to provide flexible funds to help families experiencing homelessness transition into permanent housing.

Support to educate and build awareness for the development of more affordable housing throughout the Valley.

Expand YMCA's Outreach Program for All Seniors to two additional YMCA locations to help seniors remain safely at home.

Support for a program that offers women and girls tools that foster financial sustainability, planning for college, career advancement and asset acquisition.

Support to provide training, mentoring, counseling and family activities for foster, kinship and adoptive families whose children have been part of the state welfare system.

Support to recruit more volunteers to help mentor low-income youth.

Support to monitor the water rights adjudication proceedings in Arizona.

Support to hire a new staff advocate who can help with protection order filings and with empowering survivors during the legal process.

Expand resource navigation services for East Valley seniors to access food, housing and eligible benefits helping them remain independent in their homes.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support to help high school foster care youth successfully transition into college or work training programs.

Support to hire a new high school career pathway and workforce development manager who will help high school students enter into college or work training programs.

Support to expand eviction prevention services to help clients remain in their homes.

Funding to develop a comprehensive summary of the historic and current presence of native fish, analyzing threats and making recommendations for improvements.

Support to implement the Wildlife Linkage Concept plan to advance the protection of wildlife corridors in the far West Valley.

Support to hire a case manager who can provide wraparound services for adults who are visually impaired.

Support to hire a program and volunteer coordinator who can expand services for families who are transitioning out of homeless shelters or domestic violence shelters.

Support to advance community support for supportive housing for homeless populations and develop advocacy leadership among those living in supportive housing.

Support to provide safe, stable shelter/housing and services for homeless and disconnected youth.

Support for a statewide research collaborative. These funds will be used to research and analyze the local information ecosystem in Arizona; conduct community listening with residents of the areas; propose potential solutions to fill information gaps; and steward efforts to galvanize philanthropic launch capital for proposed solutions.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for Banner Olive Branch's meal program for food-insecure seniors to help enable them to remain in their homes.

Support to expand into additional high-needs schools to help address student learning loss resulting from the pandemic.

Support to help students select and prepare for the pathways they choose for traditional college or vocational routes to employment.

Provide general operating funding to safely house and support individuals and families surviving domestic violence.

Support to build capacity around financial management and grant writing so that more low-income families could receive free legal assistance.

Support to hire a program administrative assistant to expand programs to alleviate food insecurity among seniors.

General operating support to continue providing educational and developmental opportunities for children and adults in the West Valley.

Support to provide up to 9,000 no-cost rides for adults who are experiencing homelessness and/or are elderly or disabled.

Support to enhance and expand vision screenings for school-aged children in Arizona.

Support to hire first executive director to provide leadership and to raise funds, engage the public and manage day-to-day operations.

Support for start-up costs for Rio Reimagined, which will foster river restoration and urban redevelopment along the Rio Salado.

Continued support to further solidify the White River as an essential regional amenity with many destination hubs where the community can enjoy its many features.

Support to help low-income adults become qualified contractors certified in specialized home remediation projects so that they can build marketable skills for successful long-term employment.

Support to assist veterans experiencing homelessness with workforce development skills and job placement and retention services.

Support for the Pathways to Literacy program to provide English literacy classes to adults who hope to enroll in adult education programs to further their careers.

Support to conduct research that will best inform the co-location of the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired with the Indiana School for the Deaf.

Support to expand an online community network where family and professional caregivers can gather to strengthen their caregiver skills and abilities through education, resource referrals, and peer support.

Support to help businesses and nonprofits in the Verde Valley reduce water, energy, waste and transportation impacts.

Support to reach 575 young children and their families with a bilingual, two-generation early literacy program.

Support to foster equitable economic access pathways for small, minority-owned/led Marion County businesses.

Support to provide financial assistance and emotional support to mothers experiencing emergency situations.

General operating support to continue providing food and clothing to individuals who are food insecure or experiencing homelessness.

Support to help central Indiana residents obtain the training necessary to secure jobs above entry level and build their careers in the logistics and manufacturing industries.

General operating support to rescue dogs and cats at risk of euthanasia.

Support to increase small business creation rates and access to early-stage capital among women and minorities in the Valley.

Support to scale and strengthen the Center for Working Families programming for families at six near-eastside schools and early childhood centers.

Support to recruit and train more volunteer mentors to provide one-on-one mentoring to high school students from low-income families.

Support to increase career readiness for teens.

To support disaster relief efforts related to Hurricanes Helene and Milton

Support to permanently protect and conserve the first 22 miles of the Upper Verde River for the benefit of the public.

Support to launch the Raising a Reader program in Valleywise Health's eight Family Resource Centers across Maricopa County.

Support to enhance the educational success of 400 students affected by foster care, kinship care and adoption.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support to help homeless families achieve career and education goals.

General operating support to improve the quality of life for unowned neighborhood cats.

Provide support for on-air programming on the Indianapolis public radio station.

Provide support for on-air programming on the Phoenix public radio station.

Continued support for the Arizona Together for Impact initiative to help nonprofits form affiliations, integrate programs and consider strategic collaborations to further nonprofit sustainability and strengthen services.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support to expand capacity to provide diapers, baby wipes and other baby supplies to more families experiencing poverty.

Support to build capacity for 25 organizations in Maricopa County that assist with housing and education issues in under-resourced communities and communities of color.

Support to hire additional teachers who will provide high-quality early intervention services to Marion County's youngest children who are blind or visually impaired.

Support to recruit additional court-appointed special advocates to serve children who have been removed from their homes due to abuse and neglect.

Support to provide low-income families with six months of healthy food boxes.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support to provide 3,000 meals to homebound seniors choosing to age in place.

Support to help youth and adults develop education and career goals and find either new or better-paying jobs.

Support for a program utilizing generative AI to provide targeted intervention around reading for 200 first and second grade students at School 54.

Support to help LGBTQ+ teens and young adults who are experiencing housing instability achieve their goals for education, employment, and emotional and social capital.

Support for a workforce development manager to work with fathers to ensure their success as they secure certifications leading to careers in high-demand sectors, including employment in welding, logistics, forklifting, electronics, transportation, warehouse services and cyber security.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

To support the Climate-Smart Economic Development Learning Lab, exploring the impacts of climate change on regional economic development and offering guidance on how to drive investment in climate solutions.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses. Season for sharing.

Support to allow students to explore careers and engage in job readiness training with mentors to inspire young adults to reach their potential.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Employee Matching Gift Program

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

General operating support to protect and save Indy's most vulnerable animals.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support to expand a literacy program for children in grades three through 12 who read below grade level.

Support to create a communication plan for the Upper Verde Watershed to help generate support for the Verde River's protection.

Support to restore the invasive plant-dominated pasture of the Upper Verde River wildlife area with native grasses to better support wildlife, reduce water demand and increase resiliency.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Publicize, implement and manage the 2024, 2025 and 2026 Nina Mason Pulliam Award for Outstanding Environmental Reporting.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Employee Matching Gift Program

Employee Matching Gift Program

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Employee Matching Gift Program

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support to allow the Partners for the White River to attend River Network's Annual River Rally.

Provide support for on-air programming on the Phoenix public radio station.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for the grantee's general operating expenses.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for the Christamore House Summer Camp for youth ages 4 to 14.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for Summer Youth Program Fund programming.

Support for the Nina Mason Pulliam Legacy Scholars program.

Support for the homeless prevention fund and for the grantee's general operations to help people at risk of housing instability remain housed.

Support for the Nina Mason Pulliam Legacy Scholars program.

Support for the Nina Mason Pulliam Legacy Scholars program.

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.

Support for the Nina Mason Pulliam Legacy Scholars program.

Support to build a new model for local news in Central Indiana that utilizes a community reporting model and acts as a trusted source of information resulting in a more informed and engaged public.

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.

Capital and programmatic support to renovate 16 emergency shelter units for large families at risk of experiencing homelessness and to provide essential services to such families.

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

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.

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

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 develop and implement a Verde River Watershed flow-monitoring plan to establish protocol for watershed condition improvement projects and assess agricultural and rural community sustaining flows projects.

Support to train Black and Latino adults for careers in technology to enhance employability, career advancement and economic mobility.

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 help Maricopa County clients transitioning to permanent affordable housing.

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

Support to hire a chief financial officer to provide leadership and to manage upcoming development projects that will bring more affordable housing, retail and workforce units to the Near Northwest Area.

Support for a program to effectively serve older adults by assessing immediate needs, removing barriers and creating a follow-up plan to ensure a high quality of life.

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

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

Support to provide vulnerable and underserved individuals with high quality vision care and eyeglasses at no cost.

Support for food insecurity logistics to ensure that food is quickly distributed to those who need it.

Continued support to help children in grades K through 8th receive language arts and STEM-based mentoring during the school year.

Support to provide mentoring to high school students to support high school graduation, post-secondary education and workplace readiness.

Support to serve up to 100 unhoused youth who have experienced the foster care system with housing and supportive services.

Support to provide wraparound services to high school youth experiencing homelessness.

Support to help those experiencing homelessness access supportive services.

Support to help more domestic violence survivors exit dangerous situations.

Support to help Native American and other youth aged 16-24 years old living in Guadalupe and Tempe with career and college readiness opportunities.

Support to provide essential college access, GED services and expanded higher education opportunities for underserved populations in Phoenix.

General operating support to continue offering essential services to survivors of domestic violence.

Support to restore grassland habitat and protect wildlife corridors in the Upper Verde River watershed.

Support to recruit more volunteers to help mentor low-income youth.

Support to help central Indiana older adults with home repairs and modifications to help them age in place.

General operating support to continue providing educational and developmental opportunities for children and adults in the West Valley.

Support to Eyes On Learning to enhance and expand vision screenings for school-aged children in Arizona.

Support to hire a research administrator who would create and publish peer-reviewed research to encourage broader adoption of programs that lead to independence and gainful employment for individuals who are blind or visually impaired.

Support to address the workforce needs of vulnerable people who hold high school diplomas and are under- and/or unemployed.

Continued support to further solidify the White River as an essential regional amenity with many destination hubs where the community can enjoy its many features.

Support for the Pathways to Literacy program to provide English literacy classes to adults who hope to enroll in adult education programs to further their careers.

Support to conduct research that will best inform the co-location of the Indiana School for the Blind and Visually Impaired with the Indiana School for the Deaf.

Support to foster equitable economic access pathways for small, minority-owned/led Marion County businesses.

Support to increase career readiness for teens.

Support to help homeless families achieve career and education goals.