Arizona nonprofits (3+ years), cities, Title I schools and tribes in APS territory can request $1,000-$10,000 a year to buy shade trees for planting in high-heat, low-canopy neighborhoods.
The APS Community Tree Program funds community-based tree planting in high-need, low-canopy neighborhoods within APS's Arizona service territory to reduce urban heat. Qualified organizations may submit one proposal a year for $1,000 to $10,000, which can only be used to buy desert-adapted trees, stakes and ties.
Our reading of the listing: for-profit businesses are not eligible for this one.
Arizona 501(c)(3) organization operating at least three years, government agency, Title I school or district, or tribal entity (others may apply through a fiscal agent); cities, towns and neighborhood associations qualify
Project in APS's service territory; priority to vulnerable communities with low Tree Equity Scores or high tree-prioritization map scores
Organization must provide irrigation, maintenance and monitoring and call 811 before planting
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