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SCWC Funding
SCWC Funding
The Santa Cruz Watershed Collaborative primarily operates on a shared funding model. This means our partners who are able to give collectively support SCWC's efforts which helps cover our annual operating costs and builds financial resilience over time. Many of our partners also give through their valuable time, expertise, and other contributions.
We are truly grateful for our partners who have contributed to help SCWC thrive.
2025 Contributors
City of Tucson Water
Pima County Conservation Lands & Resources
Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department
Santa Cruz Valley National Heritage Area
Sky Island Alliance
Sonoran Institute
Watershed Management Group
Past Contributors
American Rivers
Borderlands Restoration Network
City of Tucson Water
Community Water Coalition of Southern Arizona
Freeport-McMoRan Sierrita Operations
Goldman Family Trust
Local First Arizona
Pima County Conservation Lands & Resources
Pima County Regional Wastewater Reclamation Department
Sky Island Alliance
Sonoran Institute
Town of Marana
Tucson Bird Alliance
Watershed Management Group
Interested in becoming a Santa Cruz Watershed Collaborative Sponsor to help ensure a healthy urban watershed? Please contact us at SCWCollaborative@gmail.com -- we appreciate you!
Additional SCWC funding comes from the Conserve to Enhance (C2E) Program. C2E sustains the Tucson basin’s natural heritage of flowing desert rivers by enhancing access, stewardship, restoration, protection, knowledge, and connection to our rare and valuable desert rivers.
In 2024, the Santa Cruz Watershed Collaborative initiated a local drought planning initiative with the support of two grants. To make this possible, funding has been contributed by the Water Infrastructure Finance Authority of Arizona as well as the Bureau of Reclamation.
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