Arizona Community Foundation advances educational opportunity in Arizona through a large-scale scholarship program that connects students with donor-funded support for postsecondary study. The foundation identifies itself as Arizona's largest independent provider of college scholarships and uses a single online application system that allows students to complete one application and be matched with scholarships for which they are eligible. Its scholarship work serves students planning to attend postsecondary schools, with opportunities spanning undergraduate, 2-year, and vocational pathways. The scale of that work is substantial. ACF reports $6.9 million distributed in scholarships, 2,000 students awarded scholarships, and more than 160 scholarship opportunities available through its general application. The scholarship cycle highlighted on the site invites students attending postsecondary schools during the 2026-27 academic year to apply. Featured opportunities illustrate the range of donor-supported awards administered by the foundation, including the Increase My Income Scholarship Fund, The Thunderbirds Scholarship, and the Martha McSally Dare to Fly Scholarship. The examples shown include need-based and merit-based awards and identify Phoenix among the geographies tied to featured scholarships. Arizona Community Foundation also supports scholarship seekers beyond funding alone. It offers tools and resources to help students prepare their applications and invites community members to review scholarship applications each year, reflecting a broad civic role in the award process. The foundation presents student success as part of its mission in action, highlighting scholarship recipient Alex Duran of Camp Verde, Arizona, whose support through the Thunderbird Scholars Program helped him complete an electrical engineering degree at Arizona State University in 2025 and pursue engineering work benefiting Arizona communities. Alongside student services, the foundation encourages donors to give to existing scholarship funds or establish new ones, reinforcing its role as a statewide philanthropic institution linking donors, students, and educational advancement.