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In Partnership with​

Proudly Presents the
​Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona Grant
&
The Historic Route 66 Cost Share Grant​

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ACF Route 66 Grant

APPLY HERE

• Available to 501 (c) (3) non-profits, educational institutions, local, state, and tribal government agencies 
• $1,000 to $25,000 grant awards available
• No match required
• Applications will be accepted January 17 - February 21, 2022
• Application must be completed through Arizona Community Foundation's website

Please visit the Arizona Community Foundation’s website at www.azfoundation.org/grants and open an account so that your organization is ready for the next round. Questions about the application process? Please contact grants@azfoundation.org.

Cost Share Grant

DOWNLOAD APPLICATION

• Available to businesses, attractions, Chamber of Commerce, community organizations
• $500 to $10,000 grant awards available
• Match required from applicant
• Applications will be accepted January 17 - February 21, 2022
• Download application here and email completed packet to nikki@historic66az.com​

Cost Share Grant application will be emailed directly to the Association at nikki@historic66az.com. Questions about the application process? Please contact nikki@historic66az.com.

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After launching our award-winning license plate in December of 2016, the Association refocused on developing a fiscally-transparent program to inject the resulting revenue back into the Route 66 community. As a result, The Historic Route 66 Association of Arizona partnered with the Arizona Community Foundation on a new and exciting project - The Route 66 Arizona Grant. It was a long road (not quite as long as Mother Road), but dedication, strategy, and the support of the people of Arizona helped bring this grant to life. Now, thousands of our specialty plates can be found on vehicles all across the state. Each of those is a contributor to the dream that is preserving, promoting, and protecting Route 66. 

This grant seeks to award non-profit organizations, educational institutions, and local, state, or tribal government agencies with the funds they need to tackle projects big and small. These projects will need to continue the Association's mission to preserve, promote, or protect Route 66 in Arizona. While the tenets of the Association's mission are at the heart of this grant, we understand that things take time and resources. Considering that, applications will also be considered for planning, education and research.