Legacy Foundation Awards $2 Million Grant
June 2018 The Board of Directors of the Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona recently announced the recipient of a $2 million Strategic Grant award. According to Margaret Hepburn, CEO of …
Inter-City Bus Service Launched
The Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona is proud to be a partner with SEAGO in the launch of the new public bus line, Cochise Connection. Funded in part through a …
2018 Innovative Grant Awardees
Every year the Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona funds Innovative Grants for projects aligned with our mission to promote population health and community wellness. With an emphasis on innovative ideas …
Naco Wellness Initiative Clinic Grand Opening
Grand Opening and Dedication of the New Naco Wellness Initiative Clinic June 22, 2017 ~ Naco, Sonora The public was invited on both sides of the border to celebrate this major …
Board Chair Retires
For the past fifteen years, Ron Wagner has provided community leadership and support for Cochise County health care. Serving first as a member of the Sierra Vista Regional Health Center …
Legacy Foundation Awards Nearly $200,000 in Grants in December 2016
The Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona celebrated giving during the month of December by awarding seven local nonprofit organizations with Innovative Grants. Just under $200,000 was awarded during December for …
Legacy Foundation Opens New Outreach Center
On June 22, 2016, The Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona celebrated the grand opening of our new Outreach Center in Sierra Vista. Designed with nonprofit, community service and government organizations …
Legacy Foundation Funds Healthy Smiles for Our Children!
According to the Arizona Department of Health Services in 2015, 62.9% of third graders in Cochise County had a dental decay experience. Additionally, 31.6% of Cochise County third graders were …
Hunger Relief Efforts in Cochise and eastern Santa Cruz Counties
When it comes to fighting hunger in Cochise and eastern Santa Cruz Counties, what could possibly be better than having a well-established community food bank stepping in to help? How …