Jesús Rafael Soto, Untitled, 1970
Our Mission is to strengthen the daily opportunities and lifelong outcomes for the people and communities of the State of Arizona.
Our Legacy The Foundation’s philosophy is firmly grounded in spiritual values: doing the right thing, supporting our neighbors and healing our communities. Giving back to the communities where customers and employees reside was a focal point of Halle’s leadership. He and wife, Diane, launched The Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation, a philanthropic resource for a broad range of charitable endeavors.
“Be honest, work hard, have fun, be grateful and pay it forward.”
– Bruce T. Halle
Our Work The Diane & Bruce Halle Foundation believes in opportunity for all people and communities, especially for those at greatest disadvantage. Grantmaking is committed to addressing:
Categories of Giving
Human Services
Grants to organizations that provide food, shelter, clothing, and support to the disadvantaged and underserved who are without resources, financial, emotional, mental, physical and spiritual support.
Health & Medical
Grants to hospitals, access to medical care, medical research projects and facilities, as well as organizations that provide dental, vision and other medical services to populations with the greatest needs.
Educational
Grants to educational institutions and initiatives, as well as grants whose purpose is to increase access to education and training.
Arts & Culture
Grants to support exhibitions and projects that add to the creation of knowledge about Latin American art in the United States.
Spirituality
Grants to organizations whose main purpose is to provide access to spiritual purposes and solace to those in spiritual need.
Arts & Culture: Ana Mendieta, Tallus Mater (Stem Mother), 1985 (detail)