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Community Impact Grants (Year-Round, Summer, Micro, and Multi-Year) is sponsored by Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties. The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties offers competitive Community Impact Grants to nonprofits addressing critical needs in economic opportunity, education and youth, and thriving communities.
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Community Foundation Announces Record $6. 56 Million in Grants to Support 177 Local Nonprofits - Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties Economic Opportunity , Grants , Nonprofit Partners , Thriving Community , Youth and Education Community Foundation Announces Record $6.
56 Million in Grants to Support 177 Local Nonprofits Funding Includes Year-Round, Summer, Micro, and Multi-Year Grants Across Palm Beach and Martin Counties The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties announced today it will award a record $6,560,035 in grants to 177 nonprofit organizations serving residents throughout the region.
The investment, which is the largest competitive grantmaking effort in the Community Foundation’s 54-year history, represents both the highest dollar amount and the greatest number of nonprofit recipients ever funded in a single grant cycle.
Since its founding in 1972, the Community Foundation has awarded grants to more than 3,600 nonprofit organizations, helping strengthen the communities it serves through strategic, community-driven philanthropy. “The impact of our competitive grant process extends far beyond the dollars awarded.
These investments empower organizations that are meeting our community’s greatest needs every single day,” said Julie Fisher Cummings, chair of the Community Foundation’s Community Impact Committee. “Together, these grants reflect the Community Foundation’s enduring commitment to strengthening the nonprofits that are creating meaningful, lasting change throughout our region.
” The 2026 grant recipients include: Year-Round Grant Recipients 211 Palm Beach Treasure Coast Achievement Centers for Children & Families Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches ARC of the Treasure Coast Arts4All Florida – Palm Beach County Boys & Girls Clubs of Martin County Cancer Alliance of Help and Hope Center for Child Counseling Center for Trauma Counseling Community Partners of South Florida Council on Aging of Martin County The Early Learning Coalitions of Indian River Martin and Okeechobee Counties and Palm Beach County El Sol Neighborhood Resource Center Els for Autism Foundation Farmworker Coordinating Council of Palm Beach County Faith Hope Love Charity (Stand Down House) Feed the Hungry Pantry of Palm Beach County Florida State University Foundation Hannah’s Home of South Florida Healthy Mothers/Healthy Babies Coalition of Palm Beach County Holy Ground Shelter for the Homeless Housing Leadership Council of Palm Beach County Integrated Healthcare Systems Riviera Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County Loggerhead Marinelife Center, M.
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Inc. of the Treasure Coast Morningday Community Solutions North Palm Youth Symphony Northend Rise (RISE Coleman Park) Palm Beach County Food Bank Partners for Housing Palm Beach County Promise Fund, the Raymond F.
Kravis Center for the Performing Arts Restoration Bridge International, Rhonda’s Promise Riviera Beach Community Development Corporation Roses Transportation Services Ruth & Norman Rales Jewish Family Services Space Connect Foundation/McArthur’s Own, Spirit of Giving Network St. Ann Place Outreach Center U. B.
Kinsey Educational & Community Center The Unbreakable Organization Urban League of Palm Beach County, Young Singers of the Palm Beaches.
Grants designated for summer programming All About ABC’s Learning Center Braids and Business Education Children’s Health and Mentor Program (CHAMP) Cox Science Center and Aquarium Delray Beach Public Library Education Foundation of Martin County Esperanza Community Center Juneteenth of Palm Beach County Livingston’s Way Foundation – Future Wavemakers Martin County Police Athletic League Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship Palm Beach Children’s Chorus Prime Time Palm Beach County/Divinity Dance Rise and Shine Christian Academy Capacity-Building Microgrant Recipients Grants designed to enhance the effectiveness, efficiency, and sustainability of nonprofits Schoolhouse Children’s Museum Bridge the Gap Empowerment Center Fighting Hunger One Bite at a Time PBC Healing Hearts Pet Therapy KTM Youth & Community Network LETCO Community Development No More Starving Artists Foundation Multi-Year Grant Recipients Multi-year investments that will be distributed over a thre e -year period to support sustainable, long-term impact Dress for Success Palm Beaches Emanuel Jackson Sr. Project Equity Entrepreneur Center Federation of Families of Florida First Church of God South Bay Friends of Foster Children of Palm Beach County Hands Together for Haitians Hispanic Entrepreneur Initiative Interactive Community Alliance Lake Worth West Resident Planning Group Light House Café Ministries Mental Health America of the Palm Beaches National Wildlife Refuge Association Palm Beach County Police Athletic League Path to College Foundation Plumbers and Pipefitters Local Union No. 630 Joint Apprenticeship & Training Trust Fund Rico’s Scholarship Foundation Suits for Seniors/Career Ready T.
Leroy Jefferson Medical Society Take Stock in Children Palm Beach County The Nature Conservancy – Florida Chapter West Atlantic Redevelopment Coalition Youth Empowered to Prosper.
Discretionary Grant Recipients Annual grants generously funded from donor and discretionary funds housed at the Community Foundation American Association of Caregiving Youth Ann Norton Sculpture Garden Human Trafficking Coalition Redlands Christian Migrant Association (RCMA) West Palm Beach Center for Arts and Technology West Palm Beach Library Foundation YMCA of South Palm Beach County “Our nonprofit partners are deeply connected to the communities they serve and understand firsthand where the greatest needs exist,” said Danita R.
DeHaney, president & CEO of the Community Foundation. “Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we are able to provide flexible funding that empowers these organizations to respond to today’s challenges while building stronger, more resilient communities for tomorrow.
” All grants are awarded through the Community Foundation’s competitive grant process, which is overseen by the Community Impact Committee, a team of dedicated volunteers, and signed off on by the Community Foundation’s Board of Directors. Funding is made possible by charitable funds established by individuals, families, businesses, and organizations who believe in creating lasting local change.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organizations in good standing with Florida (or using a fiscal sponsor) located within or directly benefiting residents of Palm Beach and Martin Counties. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $8,500 - $100,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Community Impact Grants (Year-Round, Summer, Micro, and Multi-Year) is funded by Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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