In Arizona, we are blessed to have businesses like GCU and SCI Funeral Services that want to invest in our future workforce. Through the Arizona Corporate Tax Credits, business leaders can choose what their state tax liability supports. Your business can fund tuition scholarships for underserved, disabled, and foster children with Catholic Education Arizona — at no additional cost!

“For 30 years, we have awarded 165,000 scholarships to children who need it most,” said Nancy Padberg, MBA, President and CEO of Catholic Education Arizona. “The generosity of GCU and SCI Funeral Services means more children can access a quality education preparing students for college and our future workforce.”

Fund Scholarships for Underserved Children

Through the Arizona Low-Income Corporate Tax Credit, you can direct 100% of your business’s AZ tax liability to Catholic Education Arizona, funding tuition scholarships for underserved K-12 students in the 38 Diocese of Phoenix Catholic Schools.

Fund Scholarships for Disabled and Foster Children

Through the Arizona Disabled/Displaced Corporate Tax Credit, your business can fund tuition scholarships for children with disabilities and children who are or have at one time been in the Arizona foster care system.

Change Lives with Corporate Grants, Donations, and Planned Gifts

Anyone can provide a life-changing education with a traditional donation or planned gift. Catholic Education Arizona’s philanthropic division, Changing Lives with Legacy, accepts corporate grants, donations, bequests, gifts from IRAs, DAFs, gifts of stock, and more. Visit MyImpact.CatholicEducationArizona.org for more information.

One Scholarship at a Time

“Your business can change a life,” Padberg said. “Call us today at (602) 218-6542.”

Catholic Education Arizona is the largest provider of scholarships to families attending Catholic schools in the Diocese of Phoenix. For 30 years, over $403 million has been raised, and more than 165,000 scholarships have been awarded. We are fortunate to be in Arizona changing lives one scholarship at a time through Arizona tax credits, traditional donations, and legacy gifts.