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Community Foundation Announces $5. 6 Million in Grants to Support 159 Local Nonprofits in 2025 - Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties Economic Opportunity , Grants , In the News , Thriving Community , Youth and Education Community Foundation Announces $5.
6 Million in Grants to Support 159 Local Nonprofits in 2025 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 has awarded a total of $5,616,893 in grants to 159 nonprofit organizations serving residents throughout the region. “The impact of our Competitive Grant Process cannot be underestimated.
These dollars go directly to the organizations that are on the ground helping our communities in need,” said Julie Fisher Cummings, chair of the Community Foundation’s Community Impact Committee. “These grants reflect the Foundation’s deep commitment to strengthening nonprofits on the front lines of change. ” “Our nonprofit partners know firsthand the needs of those who live and work here,” said Danita R.
DeHaney, president & CEO of the Community Foundation. “Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we are proud to provide flexible funding that empowers these organizations to deliver transformative, real-time results. ” All grants are awarded through the Community Foundation’s competitive grant process, which is overseen by the Community Impact Committee — a team of dedicated community volunteers.
Funding is made possible by charitable funds established by individuals, families, businesses, and organizations who believe in creating lasting local change.
The 2025 recipients include: Year-Round Grant Recipients Achievement Centers for Children and Families ARC of the Treasure Coast, Inc. Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach, Inc. Center for Child Counseling Center for Technology, Enterprise and Development, Inc. Center for Trauma Counseling, Inc. Christians Reaching Out to Society, Inc. (CROS Ministries) Community Partners of South Florida (CPSFL) Connect to Greatness, Inc. Dress for Success Palm Beaches Early Learning Coalition of Indian River Martin and Okeechobee Counties Education Foundation of Martin County El Sol Neighborhood Resource Center Els for Autism Foundation® Emanuel Jackson Sr Project Inc. Equity Entrepreneur Center, Inc Faith-Hope-Love-Charities, Inc. Federation of Families of Florida, Inc. Feed the Hungry Pantry of Palm Beach County First Church of God South Bay Florida Community Health Centers, Inc. Florida Mentoring Network Inc DBA Xcel Mentoring Network Florida Outreach Center for the Blind, Inc. (FOCB) Florida State University Foundation Inc. Friends of Foster Children of Palm Beach County, Inc. Friends of MacArthur Beach State Park Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization Hands Together for Haitians, Inc. Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Palm Beach County, Inc. Hispanic Entrepreneur Initiative Holy Ground Shelter for the Homeless Housing Leadership Council of Palm Beach County, Inc. Jesus House of Hope, Inc. (dba House of Hope) Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County, Inc. Martin Chamber Foundation Mothers Against Murderers Association National Wildlife Refuge Association North Palm Youth Symphony Palm Beach Area Tennis Patrons, Inc. dba First Serve Palm Beach County Food Bank Palm Health Foundation, Inc. Path to College Foundation, Inc. Pathways to Prosperity Inc. Pleasant City Family Reunion Committee Inc. dba Heritage Gallery Promise Fund of Florida, Inc. Rico’s Scholarship Foundation Inc Rise and Shine Christian Academy Inc. Riviera Beach Community Development Corporation, Inc. Riviera Beach Integrated Care Inc Roses Transportation Services, Inc Ruth & Norman Rales Jewish Family Services Sickle Cell Foundation of PBC St.
Ann Place Outreach Center Take Stock in Children Palm Beach County The Banner Lake Club, Inc. The Children’s Home Society of Florida The Children’s Place at Home Safe, Inc. (dba HomeSafe) The Glades Initiative, Inc. Young Singers of the Palm Beaches Youth Empowered to Prosper Children’s Health and Mentor Program Common Ground Community Development Esperanza Community Center Love, Hope & Healing Inc. Martin County Police Athletic League Network for Teaching Entrepreneurship Palm Beach Children’s Chorus, Inc. Redlands Christian Migrant Association Sounds of Success Music Corporation Charity The Boca Raton Museum of Art United Way of Palm Beach County YMCA of South Palm Beach County.
Capacity-Building Microgrant Recipients These grants were designed to provide flexible funding to expand services or address immediate needs and were awarded to smaller and emerging nonprofits.
Delray Beach Children’s Garden Junior Achievement of the Palm Beaches & Treasure Coast Nicholas and Christen Thompson Foundation Pathways To Wellness Foundation Inc The Arc of The Glades, Inc. The Association of Haitians Living Abroad for Development (AHVED) American Shark Conservancy inSight Through Education Community Land Trust of Palm Beach County Rohi’s Liberation Station Community Classroom Project Palm Beach North Education Foundation The Fund for West Palm Beach Police Multi-Year Youth Literacy Grant Recipients These multi-year investments will be distributed over a two-year period to support sustainable, long-term impact.
Boldin Community Impact, Inc. Best Foot Forward Foundation Reading to be Ready, Inc. West Jupiter Community Group (DBA Edna W. Runner Education Center) Discretionary Grant Recipients These annual grants were generously funded from donor and discretionary funds housed at the Community Foundation.
Adopt-a-Family of the Palm Beaches Boys and Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County Children’s Services Council of Palm Beach Families First of the Palm Beaches Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County Loggerhead Marinelife Center Twin Palms Center for the Disabled Pleasant City Family Reunion Committee Inc. (DBA Heritage Gallery) United Way of Martin County Urban League of Palm Beach County
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