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Find similar grantsThe Hobbs Foundation Grant is sponsored by Hobbs Foundation. The Hobbs Foundation Grant supports charitable organizations in Florida that focus on child development, family stabilization, and educational mentorship. The foundation aims to improve the lives of at-risk children facing instability and poverty through evidence-based interventions.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)(3) nonprofits in Florida committed to helping children impacted by the welfare system. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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Hobbs Foundation Child Welfare Grants in Florida is sponsored by Hobbs Foundation. The Hobbs Foundation invites Florida youth services and children's organizations to apply for project-specific funding for child welfare, family stabilization, education, and mental health programs. The grants aim to strengthen foster care, homelessness services, prevention, and enrichment opportunities for at-risk children and youth.
Child Welfare Grants in Florida is sponsored by Hobbs Foundation. The Hobbs Foundation invites Florida nonprofits serving at-risk children and youth to apply for project-specific funding for child welfare, family stabilization, education, and mental health programs. Organizations must be 501(c)(3) tax-exempt and serve at-risk children in Florida, defined by involvement in the child welfare system or economic disadvantage. Funding is for specific projects that directly benefit at-risk children.