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Regular Grants is sponsored by Quantum Foundation Inc.. Regular grants fund initiatives that align with the foundation's mission to improve health in Palm Beach County. Funding is focused on three Impact Zones: Better Engagement in Health, Greater Access to Health Resources, and Stronger Connections for Healthy Communities. These grants support high-capacity organizations and projects that create measurable community health impact.
Geographic focus: Palm Beach County, Florida
Focus areas: Better Engagement in Health, Greater Access to Health Resources, Stronger Connections for Healthy Communities, Community Health
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