Delta Dental of Arizona’s charitable foundation designated $766,506 to 34 nonprofit organizations for dental supplies and efforts aiming to improve oral healthcare for nearly 93,000 state residents, according to AZ Big Media.
The annual community grants program gave $566,506 to 30 organizations. The additional $200,000 was distributed though a new IMPACT grant program and given to four organizations that provide oral health services and education to children, pregnant women or seniors.
Click here for a list of grant awardees for 2020-21.
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