Grant Programs

Republic Services Non-Profit Grant Application

The Town of Fountain Hills (“Town”) and Republic Services have worked in partnership to establish a grant program to fund community projects/programs provided by the Town’s non-profits.  Qualified non-profit organizations that are Fountain Hills-based are eligible to apply for a grant.  The total grant provided by Republic Services is $10,000.

The 2025 grant application is now closed. Please check back in 2026 for the next application cycle.

Town of Fountain Hills Prop 202 Grant Funding 

According to Proposition 202, local non-profit organizations may submit applications to tribal communities on behalf of municipalities provided the municipality "sponsors" the application. Municipalities may also apply directly to the tribal nations for gaming grant funds. The municipal governing body must approve sponsorship in the way that the tribal community specifies. The town agrees to act as a pass through for the gaming grant cash by supporting an organization's application.

When the Town of Fountain Hills consents to serve as a pass-through, the town gets grant money from the tribal community and then sends a check to the nonprofit organization. 

The Town of Fountain Hills supports local nonprofits in their efforts to serve the residents of our Town through Proposition 202 Indian Gaming Grant funding.

It is the responsibility of the applicant to understand the due dates and application requirements of the Tribes, and to apply directly to the Tribes once authorization is received from the Town.

Gila River Indian Community - The 2026 grant application is now open. Please submit coversheet to the Town of Fountain Hills by Monday, March 9th by noon.

Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation - The 2025 grant application is now closed. Please check back in 2026 for the next application cycle.

Salt River Pima Maricopa Indian Community - Applications are provided by invitation only.