Salt River Community Children’s Foundation
On February 19, 2003, the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community (“SRPMIC” or “Community”) created the Salt River Community Children’s Foundation (“SRCCF” or “Foundation”) as a non-profit, charitable division of the Community. The Foundation is devoted to assisting children of the Community with reaching their fullest potential and finding personal success in life. In keeping with this desire, the Foundation provides voluntary, discretionary donations to provide children of the Community with opportunities and experiences to benefit their education, health and general welfare.
Requests for funding must be submitted by a parent or legal guardian of an enrolled SRPMIC child who is from the ages of birth to 18 years of age. Additionally, organizations and service providers may request funding for programs that will benefit an enrolled SRPMIC child. Requests for funding must be supported by a formal written request using a completed SRCCF Contribution Request Form. The purpose of the request must focus on at least one of the following areas:
- Education / Education Attainment or Enrichment
- Health / Health Related Programs (including sports)
- Special Needs Services / Programs
- Arts and Culture
- Youth Leadership
In order to provide this assistance, the Foundation relies upon generous financial contributions received through fundraising events such as an annual golf tournament at Talking Stick Golf Club, donations by SRPMIC employees through a voluntary payroll deduction, and donations from private individuals, local businesses and various corporations.
The Foundation reserves the right to decline a request for funding, condition or limit a request for funding or to require additional information from the requestor.