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Autism License Plate Fund and the Autism Services Grant Council Grants is sponsored by Arc Broward (Administered by the Autism Services Grants Council, created by the Florida Legislature). This grant program, generated from the sale of Florida's 'Support Autism Programs' specialty license plate, provides funding to Florida-based nonprofit organizations offering direct services to individuals with autism and related disabilities.
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Grant Application - Florida Autism License Plate Autism Services Grants Council 2026 Grant Cycle in Now Open. 2026 Autism License Plate Grant Program Applicant Resource Guide The Florida Autism License Plate and the Autism Services Grants Council are administered by Arc Broward , a Florida 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.
About the Autism Services Grants Council (“ASGC”) In 2009, the Florida Legislature authorized the “Support Autism Services” specialty license plate and Autism Services Grants Council to help provide funds for service programs for individuals with autism and related disabilities and their families throughout the state. What will be considered?
For this 2026 cycle, the ASGC will consider applications for grant funds to provide direct services to individuals with autism and related disabilities. What is not eligible? Grants funds may not be used to purchase: Vehicles, real property, building improvements, or for capital campaigns, endowments, lobbying, research, incurred debt, and program expenses incurred prior to grant approval.
Who is eligible? Applicants must be not for profit entities having a current Internal Revenue Service designation as a 501(c)(3) exempt organization, and a current State of Florida Charitable Solicitation Registration number (or written evidence of statutory exemption from Florida registration requirements) and be providing services to individuals with autism and related disabilities in Florida. Past recipients are eligible to apply.
If awarded, distribution of funds contingent upon receipt of final report from previous award year. One application per nonprofit will be considered. How much are the Grants?
Grants will not exceed $10,000. How long is the Grant For? Grant awards are for one year.
Where/How do I submit a proposal? Proposals should be submitted electronically, by filling out the form below. A reply acknowledging our receipt of the documents will be sent to you.
If you do not receive a reply within three business days, please contact the ASGC (c/o Arc Broward) at 954-746-9400 or info@autismlicenseplate. com to inquire. What are the Application Submission Deadlines?
Applications are due by July 31, 2026. *Please review the entire application and have your documents necessary to complete the application prior to starting and filling out the form fields. Your work will not be saved.
Any applicants who fail to provide all requested information and attachments will not be considered. This project and any approved amendments to this project are subject to State Projects Compliance for Autism License Plate (CSFA Number 76. 109).
As such, grant recipients (subrecipients) must comply with the requirements for the Autism License Plate Florida State Single Audit.
Grant Recipients (subrecipients) that receive other state funds in addition to the funds received by the Autism Services Grants Council will be required to comply with the Florida State Single Audit Act and will be required to have a single audit if total state expenditures meet Florida State Single Audit Act Threshold. Grant Proposal to the Autism Services Grants Council Please enable JavaScript in your browser to complete this form.
Section 1: Organization Eligibility & Contact Info Federal Employer Identification Number * State of Florida Charitable Registration Number * Copy of IRS 501(c)(3) Designation Letter * Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload Please upload as PDF documents Copy of current State of Florida Charitable Solicitation Registration * Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload Please upload as PDF documents State / Province / Region * CEO/Executive Director First & Last Name * Primary Project Contact First & Last Name * Section 3: Organizational Background Mission (100 words or less) * Organization’s Annual Operating Budget- enter amount * Section 4: Funding History Has the Organization received funding from the ASGC in the past?
* Yes No If yes, please list the years. If yes, has the organization submitted final reports for previously awarded grants? Yes No Section 5: Project Proposal County/Counties to benefit most from the proposed project * Project Description - Briefly Describe Project (250 words or less) * Number of Persons proposed to be served through the project.
* Will program participants be charged for services? * Yes No If yes, describe briefly. Section 6: Project Budget Please upload a line item budget for the requested project, including items to be provided by other funding sources or in-kind items.
The budget must account for all funds requested from the ASGC. If awarded the grant, the budget outline must be followed unless adjustments are approved in writing by the ASGC prior to incurring the expense..
Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload Section 7: Supplemental Attachments Please upload the following in separate PDF documents: Copy of the first page only of the most recent IRS Form 990 filing * Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload Please upload as PDF documents List of current members of Board of Directors including email addresses * Drag & Drop Files, Choose Files to Upload Please upload as PDF documents Section 8: Autism License Plate Marketing Section 1.
Has your organization participated in assisting to market the Florida "Support Autism Programs" specialty license plate? * Yes No If no, would you be willing to assist in marketing the Florida "Support Autism Programs" specialty license plate? Yes No 2.
Please provide any ideas you have to make more people aware of and encourage them to purchase Florida "Support Autism Programs" specialty license plates.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Non-profit organizations with IRS 501(c)(3) designation and a State of Florida Charitable Solicitation Registration number that provide direct services for individuals with autism and related disabilities in Florida. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows unspecified (Total awarded in 2023 was $143,000 to 18 organizations). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was July 31, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Autism License Plate Fund and the Autism Services Grant Council Grants is funded by Arc Broward (Administered by the Autism Services Grants Council, created by the Florida Legislature). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Florida. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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