Grant History
2026 Grants
$65,000
Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches
Supporting 75 youth through Project Grow, offering developmental services that guide children toward a positive life trajectory, while also assisting 700 individuals through The Housing Stabilization Program, which helps families in crisis maintain stable housing as they work towards self-sufficiency.
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$10,000
Best Foot Forward
150 foster youth in middle and high school supported in afterschool settings with program activities that effectively mentor students for high school graduation and the challenges of postsecondary education, encompassing essential supplies, tutoring aid, internships, and interview support.
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$30,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago
Catering to 1,100 young individuals, community-based mentoring fosters beneficial one-on-one relationships between children overcoming challenges and responsible adult mentors, who guide them through purposeful activities designed to enhance social skills, instill positive behaviors, and improve academic involvement and achievement to strategize for the future.
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$10,000
Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County
Equipping 3,000 teens in the Life & Workforce Readiness Program with mentoring, career coaching, resume and interview preparation, and access to professional networks. Participants also receive meals, transportation assistance, and wraparound services to help remove barriers to success.
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$7,500
Caridad Center
Enriching activities for the Youth Magnolia Program supporting girls ages 13-17 that combines social emotional learning with positive youth development and wraparound services such as mental health when needed. Dedicated to positively engaging with young people who require a supportive space adapted to their interests or evolutionary development.
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$15,000
Children's Home Society of Florida
Supporting 100 children and their families at The Supervised Family Visitation Center in Broward County with assistance such as shampoo, soap, toys, games, and more to facilitate stress free visits at the center, financial support as needed for court-ordered parenting classes and emergency utility financial assistance as needed for clients.
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$13,000
Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida
Empowering 100 children ages 10–15 with Down syndrome through mentorship and skill-building in mental wellness, self-regulation, communication, and social, cognitive, and motor development to promote confidence, independence, and inclusion.
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$2,500
Elevate Academy (Rebecca Bender Initiative)
Providing 30 survivors of human trafficking enrolled in workforce development programs with welcome and graduation boxes filled with educational resources, words of encouragement, and recognition to support their journey toward employment, financial stability, and long-term success.
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$30,000
Feed My Starving Children
103,000 meals provided to 283 children and vulnerable adults of adequate nutrition promoting maternal, infant, and child health to increase performance, reduce disease risk, and prevent delays.
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$5,000
Focused Ministries
Providing critical medical equipment to Good Shepherd Christian Hospital in Pakistan, strengthening its ability to deliver high-quality, compassionate healthcare to underserved communities without discrimination or financial barriers.
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$25,000
Foundation for Foster Children
Supporting the EMPOWER program, providing more than 130 transition-age foster youth (ages 14–24) with individualized advocacy, mentoring, wraparound support, and life skills coaching to help them build confidence, belonging, and independence.
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$28,000
HabCenter
Empowering 164 participants through the PEAR Program, which provides inclusive learning opportunities through the STEAM Center, HabBeeLity, therapeutic gardening, and a sensory room, fostering education, creativity, and personal growth for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and mental health challenges.
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$50,000
Hispanic Unity of Florida
Supporting 1,800 clients through Pathways to Citizenship, providing immigration legal services, citizenship and English instruction, and personalized case management to help individuals achieve U.S. citizenship while promoting long-term family stability and economic mobility.
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$30,000
HomeSafe
Supporting 70 foster youth through recreational and educational activities that promote holistic development and healing and behavioral incentives that encourage positive choices and reinforce constructive behaviors.
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$4,000
NOMI Kids Foundation
Championing 25 kids through a comprehensive program that provides access to sports, arts, essential resources, and mentorship opportunities to promote physical and mental well-being, creativity, and personal development, while addressing specific gaps in the school's offerings and creating a positive environment where all students can thrive academically, socially, and personally.
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$10,000
Nonprofits First
Continuing support of Launching Leaders, a college internship program connecting 16 students with 8 nonprofits on service projects benefiting over 500 community members. Interns receive training, mentorship, and hands-on experience in leadership and professional development.
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$25,000
Operation Light Shine
Strengthening child protection efforts across Northeast, Southwest, and Tampa Bay, Florida by providing law enforcement partners with advanced technology and forensic tools to improve digital investigations, identify victims sooner, and hold offenders accountable.
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$1,000
Rescue Upstream
Supporting Rescue Upstream's faith-based outreach to individuals experiencing sex trafficking and sexual exploitation by expanding victim identification, emergency assistance, and transitional support that connects survivors to safe housing and a pathway toward restoration.
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$10,000
The Learning Academy
Expanding literacy instruction for K–2 students with Autism Spectrum Disorder and related communication needs through the development and implementation of a comprehensive phonics-based instructional model.
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$5,000
The Little Lighthouse Foundation
Supporting over 2,000 children through their Back to School program, providing essential school supplies to underserved children from their partner facilities in South Florida, ensuring these students have the necessary tools for their education and academic success.
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$50,000
The Lord's Place
Enhancing the Supportive Housing initiative to provide safe, stable housing and comprehensive wraparound services for 400 individuals experiencing homelessness each day.
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$35,000
The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County
Supporting the Medical Respite Program in providing medically fragile individuals experiencing homelessness with essential care after hospital discharge. This includes mobility aids, personal hygiene items, preventive care supplies, and PPE—ensuring a safe, stable, and dignified recovery.
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$25,000
Voices for Children of Broward County
Providing direct financial support to over 400 foster youth—both those placed in relative and non-relative kinship care, as well as those who have aged out of the system—to meet essential needs and access developmental opportunities that promote stability, growth, and long-term well-being.
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$43,000
World Relief Chicagoland
Empowering the Asylum Project to serve 225 asylum seekers and their families in the Chicago area through holistic support, including legal representation classes, housing, relationships with local churches, and comprehensive social services to help families move towards financial and social stability.
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$15,000
4KIDS
Providing 38 foster placements and delivering 2,100 hours of trauma-informed therapy to 100 clients through the EPIC program, helping children with Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) heal emotionally & offering community training, assistance for children and parents, and personal care allowances—benefiting foster families, biological families, and the broader community.
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$50,000
Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches
Supporting 75 youth through Project Grow, offering developmental services that guide children toward a positive life trajectory, while also assisting 627 individuals through The Housing Stabilization Program, which helps families in crisis maintain stable housing as they work towards self-sufficiency.
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$7,000
American Association of Caregiving Youth
Championing 600 students through the Caregiving Youth Project (CYP), a transformative initiative that empowers middle and high school students who shoulder caregiving responsibilities while safeguarding their educational journey, ensuring that they do not discontinue their schooling.
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$6,000
American Red Cross — South Florida
Strengthening 78,400 individuals in the South Florida region through comprehensive disaster relief services, providing warm meals, cleanup supplies, and lodging assistance to families impacted by floods, hurricanes, and home fires, addressing urgent needs while helping people prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters both large and small.
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$40,000
Americares
Equipping 160 healthcare professionals with comprehensive mental health and resilience training, along with ensuring seamless operation of an emergency medical team throughout disaster situations.
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$35,000
Armenian EyeCare Project
Equipping the expansion of the Charentsavan Medical Center in Aremnia’s Kotayk region with state-of-the-art eye care equipment serving 40-60 patients daily.
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$10,000
Best Foot Forward
150 foster youth in middle and high school supported in afterschool settings with program activities that effectively mentor students for high school graduation and the challenges of postsecondary education, encompassing essential supplies, tutoring aid, internships, and interview support.
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$30,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago
Catering to 1,100 young individuals, community-based mentoring fosters beneficial one-on-one relationships between children overcoming challenges and responsible adult mentors, who guide them through purposeful activities designed to enhance social skills, instill positive behaviors, and improve academic involvement and achievement to strategize for the future.
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$7,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami
Catering to 500 young individuals, community-based mentoring fosters beneficial one-on-one relationships between children overcoming challenges and responsible adult mentors, who guide them through purposeful activities designed to enhance social skills, instill positive behaviors, and improve academic involvement and achievement to strategize for the future.
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$25,000
Boys Town
Backing a Family Consultant role responsible for a caseload of 13 to 15 families and 15 youth, with a commitment to delivering 1-2 hours of intensive care coordination services weekly, designed to empower families in their journey to navigate intricate systems, acquire new skills, and ensure the well-being of their children, all while proactively preventing involvement in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems.
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$10,000
Caridad Center
Enriching activities for the Youth Magnolia Program supporting 20 girls ages 13-17 that combines social emotional learning with positive youth development and wraparound services such as mental health when needed. Dedicated to positively engaging with young people who require a supportive space adapted to their interests or evolutionary development.
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$25,000
Catholic Charities — Diocese of Palm Beach
Providing 15 victims of human trafficking with secure housing and support while they work to build self-sufficiency and employability skills.
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$10,000
Child Crisis Arizona
Enriching activities for 410 children ages 2-21 residing in the Emergency Children's Shelter, Elmwood Group Home, and Child Crisis of Arizona Independent Living Program.
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$18,000
Child Rescue Coalition
Providing law enforcement with technology to proactively monitor and instantly apprehend online child predators, enabling swift justice for those individuals who exploit the internet to harm the lives of innocent children.
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$28,000
Children's Harbor
Supporting 75 children who have endured abuse with not only shelter but also the life experiences they have never had before such as a birthday celebration, senior portraits, dressing up for prom, engaging in school field trips, and so much more.
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$15,000
Children's Home Society of Florida
Supporting 80 children and their families at the Supervised Family Visitation Center in Broward County by facilitating stress-free visits, while also backing 90 adoptions over the next year through the Palm Beach County adoption program.
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$6,000
Covenant House Florida
Providing low cost, safe, and affordable housing solutions to the youth population experiencing homelessness including mothers with children between the ages of 18 and 24.
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$7,150
Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida
Empowering over 100 participants in the iCanExcel, Etiquette Classes & Zumba programs for children ages 10-15 with Down syndrome, fostering meaningful connections, mentorship opportunities and skill development in mental health literacy, expressive arts, and overall wellness to navigate life’s journey with success.
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$10,000
Family Promise of South Palm Beach County
Assisting the extended stay of 3 families (12 people) through the Road to Independence (RTI) program, a 90-120 day initiative providing temporary housing, rent and utility assistance, essential resources, case management, and counseling to help families achieve lasting stability.
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$40,000
Feed My Starving Children
Providing 150,000 nutritious meals to over 400 children and vulnerable adults—ensuring a full year of adequate nutrition that supports maternal, infant, and child health, enhances developmental outcomes, boosts performance, reduces disease risk, and helps prevent growth and cognitive delays.
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$8,500
FLITE Center
Supporting 150 survivors through the Transition to Independent Living (TIL) program which focuses on education, employment, housing, health and wellness, and resource navigation through trauma-informed emergency stabilization, individualized wellness plans, and ongoing support.
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$25,000
Fuller Center
Expanding Fuller Center’s teen leadership program to serve 100 junior teen leaders, ages 14 to 22, with year-round community service and educational opportunities, mentorship, employability, social-emotional and leadership skills, academic support, and wrap-around support for them and their families.
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$25,000
HabCenter
HAB Center’s STEAM Program curriculum provides 60 adults facing intellectual and developmental differences and mental health challenges with STEAM activities to engage in the fundamental understandings of the environment, technology, art, and mathematics.
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$2,500
Heal the Planet
The SEED Program (Sustainable Energy EDucation) holistically teaches children about the power of choice and worthiness through the topics of mindfulness, nutrition, sustainability, and movement, empowering children to know that they matter, their choices matter, and they have the power to make a positive difference in their own life and the planet.
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$25,000
HomeSafe
Strengthening the Residential Program for up to 100 youth by providing the security, structure, and individualized care essential for healing and long-term success. Incorporating recreational and educational activities that foster holistic development, along with behavioral incentives that promote positive choices and reinforce healthy, constructive behaviors.
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$25,000
IDDeal Place
Advancing the first supportive housing community in Palm Beach County designed specifically for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD). This inclusive campus will provide stable, dignified housing to 24 residents with IDD, offering a compassionate and cost-effective alternative to institutional care.
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$15,000
Iris Global
Enhancing care for 550 patients in Pemba, Mozambique with chronic illnesses to receive early diagnosis, timely treatment, and comprehensive support, through medical consultations, psychological services, and community health education to boost treatment adherence, reduce complications, and improve overall well-being.
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$30,000
Jack & Jill Children's Center
Providing year-round, nationally accredited early childhood education to over 300 children through the Early Education Program, fostering their emotional, physical, and social development within a secure environment, using age-appropriate methods to nurture their cognitive growth.
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$6,000
Jack the Bike Man
Enhancing community well-being through the Wheels of Hope program, which serves 1,600 individuals through bike donation efforts and 175–200 through community service initiatives. The program promotes bicycle education and safety, encourages healthy, active lifestyles, and provides hope and opportunity to those in need through training, support, and access to bicycles.
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$30,000
Junior Achievement of South Florida
Supporting the Pre-Apprenticeship Program that offers comprehensive training in the marine, yacht, and construction industries, combining hands-on experiential learning led by seasoned industry experts. Currently supporting 280 seats across all tracks.
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$25,000
KID, Inc. (Kids In Distress)
Providing adoption support to 51 youth through the Family Counseling Center (FCC), offering essential services to children in the dependency system with a case plan goal of adoption. Through individual and family therapy, as well as support groups, the FCC helps children and families navigate the emotional complexities of the adoption process, ensuring they receive the guidance and care they need.
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$10,000
Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County
Aiding the Children’s Emergency Fund and CAP Resiliency Fund in providing essential needs for 180 vulnerable young clients and their families as well as providing legal aid to promote healthier lifestyles for those in the foster care system.
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$20,000
Life Span
Providing comprehensive, holistic support to 750 survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking through legal representation, counseling, court advocacy, and immigration legal services—empowering them to prioritize their safety and access the resources that best meet their needs.
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$15,000
Milagro Center
Supporting underserved K-12 youth in social and academic success through Cultural Arts, Living Values, Academic Support, and Mentoring that dissolves social barriers, forms lasting connections and sets the stage for future success.
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$10,000
NAMI Miami-Dade
Empowering youth through NAMI’s Stronger Together: NAMI on Campus initiative—a student-led mental health program providing peer mentorship, leadership training, and stigma-free education to 250 student leaders and 500 additional peers through presentations and events.
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$3,000
NOMI Kids Foundation
Championing 30 kids through a comprehensive program that provides access to sports, arts, essential resources, and mentorship opportunities to promote physical and mental well-being, creativity, and personal development, while addressing specific gaps in the school's offerings and creating a positive environment where all students can thrive academically, socially, and personally.
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$6,000
Nonprofits First
Supporting Launching Leaders, a new college internship program connecting 15 students with 9 nonprofits on service projects benefiting over 500 community members. Interns receive training, mentorship, and hands-on experience in leadership and professional development.
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$15,000
Open Hearts for Orphans
Supporting Josiah’s Hope Project in renovations and fully furnishing the pediatric ward at St. Joseph Kitovu Hospital in Masaka, Uganda. This transformation will provide a safe and healing environment for 1,200 children ages 0–14 each year, many of whom come from rural and underserved communities across eastern Uganda.
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$50,000
Palm Beach Atlantic University
Capital Campaign - KCT classroom for 48 students per class, with over 700 students in The Marshall and Vera Lea Rinker Business School to upgrade the business program in a way that is responsive to the evolving demands of West Palm Beach’s business sector, equipping students to better serve businesses within the community and beyond.
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$10,000
Primo Center
Assisting 150 individuals by providing essential goods, including cleaning supplies, linens, cookware, transportation for appointments and job interviews, laundry services, toiletries, and uniforms for children and adults, both during their stay in the shelter and as they transition into stable housing.
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$15,000
Quantum House
Supporting the Family Care Program, providing a lifeline for families with seriously ill children receiving specialized care in Palm Beach County, offering affordable lodging, access to meals, essential items, and a supportive community, allowing families to focus fully on their child’s recovery or care.
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$10,000
Ranfurly Homes for Children
Supporting the health and wellness of all 26 children at the Ranfurly residence through comprehensive medical care—including physicals, vaccinations, dental and vision services—as well as ongoing mental health counseling.
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$15,000
Reyna Group Home
Expanding the Bridge to Literacy Education Program to serve 30 foster children with autism and developmental disabilities, providing personalized instruction, adaptive learning tools, and individualized support to strengthen essential reading, writing, and comprehension skills.
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$10,000
Roots & Wings
Empowering Project UpLift, a free after-school literacy tutoring program operating in 20 Title I elementary schools across PBC serving approximately 1,500 students who are at risk and falling behind in reading. To enhance the program, Roots & Wings is integrating BuddyBooks, a new AI-based reading tool that uses voice technology and engaging digital content to build fluency, vocabulary, and confidence through personalized practice.
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$5,000
Shepherd's Hope
Providing compassionate, no-cost healthcare to uninsured children and youth through our Back-to-School Physicals Program, which also offers case management and health education initiatives designed to promote lifelong wellness and healthy habits among underserved young people.
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$7,000
The Arc of Palm Beach County
Enriching 30 students aged 5-10 with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities at Bodwell Academy's lower school, providing a uniquely tailored educational environment with a dedicated staff, including a full-time Occupational Therapist, to address their specific challenges and support their learning, socialization, and essential life skill development.
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$7,500
The Little Lighthouse Foundation
Supporting over 3,000 children through their Back to School program providing essential school supplies to underserved children from their partner facilities in South Florida, ensuring these students have the necessary tools for their education and academic success.
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$50,000
The Lord's Place
Enhancing the Supportive Housing initiative to provide safe, stable housing and comprehensive wraparound services for 400 individuals experiencing homelessness each day.
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$20,000
The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County
Supporting the Medical Respite Program in providing medically fragile individuals experiencing homelessness with essential care after hospital discharge. This includes mobility aids, personal hygiene items, preventive care supplies, and PPE—ensuring a safe, stable, and dignified recovery.
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$30,000
Trinity Christian College
Backing the Community Alliance Program (CAP), allows students to do micro-internships for over 60 underserved, minority businesses in Chicagoland with the overarching objective of enhancing the well-being of low-income communities and simultaneously fostering employment prospects for both businesses and youth development.
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$20,000
Voices for Children of Broward County
Providing direct financial support to over 530 foster youth—both those placed in relative and non-relative kinship care, as well as those who have aged out of the system—to meet essential needs and access developmental opportunities that promote stability, growth, and long-term well-being.
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$40,000
World Relief Chicagoland
Empowering the Asylum Project to serve 70 asylum seekers and their families in the Chicago area through holistic support, including legal representation classes, housing, relationships with local churches, and comprehensive social services to help families move towards financial and social stability.
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$5,000
YMCA of South Palm Beach County
Furthering the expansion of literacy programs at Chase’s Place at the Peter Blum Family YMCA, which provides inclusive academic, social, and recreational opportunities for 60 individuals with diverse abilities. Support also offers scholarships so all families can access these vital services, regardless of financial circumstance.
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$27,500
4KIDS
Providing 38 foster placements and delivering 2,100 hours of trauma-informed therapy to 100 clients through the EPIC program, helping children with Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs) heal emotionally & offering community training, assistance for children and parents, and personal care allowances—benefiting foster families, biological families, and the broader community
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$60,000
Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches
Supporting 75 youth through Project Grow, offering developmental services that guide children toward a positive life trajectory, while also assisting 445 individuals through The Housing Stabilization Program, which helps families in crisis maintain stable housing as they work towards self-sufficiency.
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$10,000
American Association of Caregiving Youth
Championing 600 students through the Caregiving Youth Project (CYP), a transformative initiative that empowers middle and high school students who shoulder caregiving responsibilities while safeguarding their educational journey, ensuring that they do not discontinue their schooling.
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$20,000
American Red Cross — South Florida
Strengthening 78,400 individuals in the South Florida region through comprehensive disaster relief services, providing warm meals, cleanup supplies, and lodging assistance to families impacted by floods, hurricanes, and home fires, addressing urgent needs while helping people prepare for, respond to, and recover from disasters both large and small.
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$40,000
Americares
Equipping 160 healthcare professionals with comprehensive mental health and resilience training, along with ensuring seamless operation of an emergency medical team throughout disaster situations.
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$30,000
Armenian EyeCare Project
Equipping the expansion of the Charentsavan Medical Center in Aremnia’s Kotayk region with state-of-the-art eye care equipment serving 40-60 patients daily.
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$10,000
Best Foot Forward
150 foster youth in middle and high school supported in afterschool settings with program activities that effectively mentor students for high school graduation and the challenges of postsecondary education, encompassing essential supplies, tutoring aid, internships, and interview support.
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$35,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago
Catering to 1,100 young individuals, community-based mentoring fosters beneficial one-on-one relationships between children overcoming challenges and responsible adult mentors, who guide them through purposeful activities designed to enhance social skills, instill positive behaviors, and improve academic involvement and achievement to strategize for the future.
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$10,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami
Catering to 500 young individuals, community-based mentoring fosters beneficial one-on-one relationships between children overcoming challenges and responsible adult mentors, who guide them through purposeful activities designed to enhance social skills, instill positive behaviors, and improve academic involvement and achievement to strategize for the future.
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$33,000
Boys Town
Backing a Family Consultant role responsible for a caseload of 13 to 15 families and 15 youth, with a commitment to delivering 1-2 hours of intensive care coordination services weekly, designed to empower families in their journey to navigate intricate systems, acquire new skills, and ensure the well-being of their children, all while proactively preventing involvement in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems.
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$20,000
Caridad Center
Enriching activities for the Youth Magnolia Program supporting girls ages 13-17 that combines social emotional learning with positive youth development and wraparound services such as mental health when needed. Dedicated to positively engaging with young people who require a supportive space adapted to their interests or evolutionary development.
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$5,500
CASA of Alameda County
Supporting the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) For Children volunteers in expanding their assistance to 320 foster children in engaging in one-on-one interactions, cultivating an atmosphere of trust and development in meaningful relationships. These efforts include visiting the homes of foster children, meeting with educators, and connecting with mental health professionals, attorneys, and social workers.
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$50,000
Catholic Charities — Diocese of Palm Beach
Providing 15 victims of human trafficking with secure housing and support while they work to build self-sufficiency and employability skills.
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$23,000
Child Rescue Coalition
Providing law enforcement with technology to proactively monitor and instantly apprehend online child predators, enabling swift justice for those individuals who exploit the internet to harm the lives of innocent children.
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$30,000
Children's Harbor
Supporting 75 children who have endured abuse with not only shelter but also the life experiences they have never had before such as a birthday celebration, senior portraits, dressing up for prom, engaging in school field trips, and so much more.
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$5,000
Children's Home Society of Florida
Supporting 100 children and their families at The Supervised Family Visitation Center in Broward County with assistance such as shampoo, soap, toys, games, and more to facilitate stress free visits at the center, financial support as needed for court-ordered parenting classes and emergency utility financial assistance as needed for clients.
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$10,000
Covenant House Florida
Providing low cost, safe, and affordable housing solutions to the youth population experiencing homelessness including mothers with children between the ages of 18 and 24.
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$16,500
Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida
Empowering Club 321, iCan!, Excel and Bike programs for children ages 10-15 with Down syndrome, fostering meaningful connections, mentorship opportunities and skill development in mental health literacy, expressive arts, and overall wellness to navigate life’s journey with success.
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$10,000
Family Promise of South Palm Beach County
Assisting the extended stay of 3 families (12 people) through the Road to Independence (RTI) program, a 90-120 day initiative providing temporary housing, rent and utility assistance, essential resources, case management, and counseling to help families achieve lasting stability.
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$30,000
Feed My Starving Children
120,689 meals provided to 330 children and vulnerable adults of adequate nutrition promoting maternal, infant, and child health to increase performance, reduce disease risk, and prevent delays.
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$20,000
FLITE Center
Supporting 250 survivors through the Transition to Independent Living (TIL) program which focuses on education, employment, housing, health and wellness, and resource navigation through trauma-informed emergency stabilization, individualized wellness plans, and ongoing support.
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$34,500
Fuller Center
Expanding Fuller Center’s teen leadership program to serve 50 junior teen leaders, ages 14 and 15, with year-round community service and educational opportunities, mentorship, employability, social-emotional and leadership skills, academic support, and wrap-around support for them and their families.
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$7,500
Grandma's Place
Serving 155 children through the A.B.L.E. Program which features after-school and weekend activities and build self-esteem, social skills, and a sense of belonging for children with disabilities.
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$35,000
HabCenter
Enriching the HAB Center’s new STEAM Program’s curriculum for 60 adults facing intellectual and developmental differences through activities to engage in the fundamental understandings of the environment, technology, art, and mathematics.
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$2,000
Heal the Planet
Supporting the SEED Program (Sustainable Energy EDucation) that holistically teaches children about the power of choice and worthiness through the topics of mindfulness, nutrition, sustainability, and movement, empowering children to know that they matter, their choices matter, and they have the power to make a positive difference in their own life and the planet.
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$50,000
HomeSafe
Supporting 24 foster youth through recreational and educational activities that promote holistic development and healing and behavioral incentives that encourage positive choices and reinforce constructive behaviors.
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$13,464
iMentor Chicago
Serving 1,150 students with dedicated mentors to provide personalized support and resources needed to graduate high school and succeed as first-year generation college students.
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$22,936
Iris Global
Serving more than 350 infants and mothers at the Iris Health Center in Pemba, Mozambique with birth assistance, prenatal consultations, at-risk/postpartum support, and medical treatments. As well as equipping the center with blood analysis equipment that will benefit 21,600 patients annually, aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of nutritional deficiencies, malaria, anemia, and other health challenges.
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$30,000
Jack & Jill Children's Center
Providing year-round, nationally accredited early childhood education to 310 children through the Early Education Program, fostering their emotional, physical, and social development within a secure environment, using age-appropriate methods to nurture their cognitive growth.
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$50,000
Junior Achievement of South Florida
Supporting the Pre-Apprenticeship Program that offers comprehensive training in the marine, yacht, and construction industries, combining hands-on experiential learning led by seasoned industry experts. Currently supporting 280 seats across all tracks
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$25,000
KID, Inc. (Kids In Distress)
Providing adoption support to 79 youth through the Family Counseling Center (FCC), offering essential services to children in the dependency system with a case plan goal of adoption. Through individual and family therapy, as well as support groups, the FCC helps children and families navigate the emotional complexities of the adoption process, ensuring they receive the guidance and care they need.
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$50,000
Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County
Aiding the Children’s Emergency Fund and CAP Resiliency Fund in providing essential needs for 180 vulnerable young clients and their families as well as providing legal aid to promote healthier lifestyles for those in the foster care system.
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$15,000
Life Span
Providing comprehensive, holistic support to 750 survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking through legal representation, counseling, court advocacy, and immigration legal services—empowering them to prioritize their safety and access the resources that best meet their needs.
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$23,500
Miami Dade College Foundation
Supporting the preschool lab at Miami Dade College, which integrates STEAM practices into early childhood education for children from birth to five years old. This initiative aims to close the gap in access to STEAM education, promoting equity and excellence by equipping all children with essential critical thinking, problem-solving, and creativity skills needed for future success.
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$15,000
Milagro Center
Supporting underserved K-12 youth in social and academic success through Cultural Arts, Living Values, Academic Support, and Mentoring that dissolves social barriers, forms lasting connections and sets the stage for future success.
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$2,000
NOMI Kids Foundation
Championing 12 kids through a comprehensive program that provides access to sports, arts, essential resources, and mentorship opportunities to promote physical and mental well-being, creativity, and personal development, while addressing specific gaps in the school's offerings and creating a positive environment where all students can thrive academically, socially, and personally.
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$13,000
Open Hearts for Orphans
Providing critical support to 3 families through the “Say Yes” Adoption Aid Program, which offers vital financial assistance and essential resources, bringing hope to families adopting children with special needs from international placements, helping them navigate the journey of providing a loving and stable home.
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$50,000
Palm Beach Atlantic University
Capital Campaign - KCT classroom for 48 students per class, with over 700 students in The Marshall and Vera Lea Rinker Business School to upgrade the business program in a way that is responsive to the evolving demands of West Palm Beach’s business sector, equipping students to better serve businesses within the community and beyond.
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$27,000
Palm Beach County Medical Society
Assisting 600 low-income and uninsured individuals in the Project Access Program with obtaining health insurance, physician care, diagnostic services, surgery care, and community resources.
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$51,000
Palm Beach State College
Supporting 20 students who are in the health sciences and nursing programs with scholarships this academic year.
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$25,000
Primo Center
Assisting 150 individuals by providing essential goods, including cleaning supplies, linens, cookware, transportation for appointments and job interviews, laundry services, toiletries, and uniforms for children and adults, both during their stay in the shelter and as they transition into stable housing.
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$15,000
Quantum House
Supporting the Family Care Program, providing a lifeline for families with seriously ill children receiving specialized care in Palm Beach County, offering affordable lodging, access to meals, essential items, and a supportive community, allowing families to focus fully on their child’s recovery or care.
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$8,000
RCMA
Providing sun protection for 28 children and enhancing the outdoor learning environment at the Farmworker Child Development Center by installing awnings over two playground areas. These shaded spaces ensure that toddlers and preschoolers (ages 1-5) can safely engage in outdoor play and learning throughout the day, promoting both their well-being and development.
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$15,000
Reyna Group Home
Supporting 25 foster children with autism and developmental disabilities through the Bridge to Literacy Education Program, providing personalized instruction, adaptive learning tools, and individualized support to help children develop essential reading, writing, and comprehension skills.
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$20,000
Shepherd's Hope
Providing compassionate, free healthcare to 450 of the community's uninsured residents through the Equitable Access to Healthcare and Wellness Initiatives for Underserved and Uninsured in Central Florida.
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$15,000
The Arc of Palm Beach County
Enriching 40 students aged 5-10 with intellectual, developmental, and physical disabilities at Bodwell Academy's lower school providing a uniquely tailored educational environment with a dedicated staff, including a full-time Occupational Therapist, to address their specific challenges and support their learning, socialization, and essential life skill development.
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$15,000
The Little Lighthouse Foundation
Supporting over 2,000 children through their Back to School program providing essential school supplies to underserved children from their partner facilities in South Florida, ensuring these students have the necessary tools for their education and academic success.
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$58,000
The Lord's Place
Enhancing the Supportive Housing initiative to provide safe, stable housing and comprehensive wraparound services for 250 individuals experiencing homelessness each day.
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$10,000
The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County
Supporting housing programs for veterans, families, and human trafficking victims with a holistic approach that includes comprehensive case management, access to vital resources, and the provision of three hot meals per day.
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$40,000
Trinity Christian College
Backing the Community Alliance Program (CAP), allows students to do micro-internships for underserved, minority businesses in Chicagoland with the overarching objective of enhancing the well-being of low-income communities and simultaneously fostering employment prospects for both businesses and youth development.
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$20,000
Voices for Children of Broward County
Helping over 2,000 foster youth with direct financial support for essential needs and opportunities for experiences required for positive child development.
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$20,000
World Relief Chicagoland
Empowering the Asylum Project to serve 50 asylum seekers and their families in the Chicago area through holistic support including legal representation classes, housing, relationships with local churches, and comprehensive social services to help families move towards financial and social stability
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$10,000
Youth & Opportunity United
Championing 210 youth with academic, social-emotional, and enrichment programming to underserved youth in grades 2-12 at 9 schools in Evanston, Illinois through the Out-of-School Time (OST) Program.
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$10,000
American Association of Caregiving Youth
Championing 505 students through the Caregiving Youth Project (CYP), a transformative initiative that empowers middle and high school students who shoulder caregiving responsibilities while safeguarding their educational journey, ensuring that they do not discontinue their schooling.
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$50,000
American Red Cross — Greater New York
Strengthening 400 individuals in the broader New York region through the Disaster Relief Program, which encompasses the entire spectrum of preparedness, rapid response, and effective recovery efforts for the multitude of disasters and emergencies that unfold throughout the year.
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$60,000
Americares
Equipping 200 healthcare professionals with comprehensive mental health and resilience training, along with ensuring seamless operation of an emergency medical team throughout disaster situations.
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$20,000
Arc Broward
Supporting 105 children and young adults during the summer and 78 throughout the school year, the ABLE Program plays a crucial role in enhancing social skills for individuals with intellectual or developmental disabilities and addressing complex behavioral needs.
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$25,000
Armenian EyeCare Project
Equipping the expansion of the Charentsavan Medical Center in Aremnia’s Kotayk region with state-of-the-art eye care equipment serving 40-60 patients daily.
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$40,000
AVDA (Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse)
Supporting Casa Vegso in essential services for survivors and their children, aiding them in the process of rebuilding their lives holistically—physically, emotionally, and economically—after fleeing their homes from an abusive partner.
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$10,000
Best Foot Forward
150 foster youth in middle and high school supported in afterschool settings with program activities that effectively mentor students for high school graduation and the challenges of postsecondary education, encompassing essential supplies, tutoring aid, internships, and interview support.
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$20,000
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Chicago
Catering to 1,100 young individuals, community-based mentoring fosters beneficial one-on-one relationships between children overcoming challenges and responsible adult mentors, who guide them through purposeful activities designed to enhance social skills, instill positive behaviors, and improve academic involvement and achievement to strategize for the future.
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$32,500
Boys Town
Backing a Family Consultant role responsible for a caseload of 13 to 15 families and 15 youth, with a commitment to delivering 1-2 hours of intensive care coordination services weekly, designed to empower families in their journey to navigate intricate systems, acquire new skills, and ensure the well-being of their children, all while proactively preventing involvement in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems.
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$15,000
Caridad Center
Enriching activities for the Youth Magnolia Program supporting girls ages 13-17 that combines social emotional learning with positive youth development and wraparound services such as mental health when needed. Dedicated to positively engaging with young people who require a supportive space adapted to their interests or evolutionary development.
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$25,000
CASA of Contra Costa County
Supporting the Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) For Children volunteers in expanding their assistance to 245 foster children in engaging in one-on-one interactions, cultivating an atmosphere of trust and development in meaningful relationships. These efforts include visiting the homes of foster children, meeting with educators, and connecting with mental health professionals, attorneys, and social workers.
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$65,000
Catholic Charities — Diocese of Palm Beach
Providing 15 victims of human trafficking with secure housing and support while they work to build self-sufficiency and employability skills.
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$25,000
Child Rescue Coalition
Providing law enforcement with technology to proactively monitor and instantly apprehend online child predators, enabling swift justice for those individuals who exploit the internet to harm the lives of innocent children.
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$25,000
Children's Harbor
Supporting 75 children who have endured abuse with not only shelter but also the life experiences they have never had before such as a birthday celebration, senior portraits, dressing up for prom, engaging in school field trips, and so much more.
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$40,000
Covenant House Florida
Providing low cost, safe, and affordable housing solutions to the youth population experiencing homelessness including mothers with children between the ages of 18 and 24.
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$16,240
Down Syndrome Foundation of Florida
Empowering Club 321, iCan!, Excel and Bike programs for children ages 10-15 with Down syndrome, fostering meaningful connections, mentorship opportunities and skill development in mental health literacy, expressive arts, and overall wellness to navigate life’s journey with success.
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$15,000
Empowering Champions
Supporting 15 students in the Champions program at Florida Atlantic University, who have experienced foster care or homelessness, with educational materials, meal programs, care packages, and graduation tools.
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$20,000
FAU College of Medicine
Providing 160 FAU medical school students equitable access to practice tests for industry standard exams as part of the Equitable Access to Educational Resources Pilot Project.
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$30,000
Feed My Starving Children
103,448 meals provided to 283 children and vulnerable adults of adequate nutrition promoting maternal, infant, and child health to increase performance, reduce disease risk, and prevent delays.
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$35,000
Fuller Center
Through the Out-of-School (OST) Program, 25 students in 6th to 8th grade will receive tutoring, mentoring, individualized and small group activities along with daily fitness, Chromebook access, dinner, therapy, and wrap-around support for the whole family ensuring kids' success in school and life.
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$5,000
Grandma's Place
Serving 155 children through the A.B.L.E. Program which features after-school and weekend activities and build self-esteem, social skills, and a sense of belonging for children with disabilities.
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$33,000
HabCenter
Supporting the HAB Center’s new STEAM Program in enhancing the lives of over 170 adults facing intellectual and developmental differences through activities to engage in the fundamental understandings of the environment, technology, art, and mathematics.
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$30,000
Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies
Supporting the Maternal Health Expansion Project, which aims to empower and certify 30 women as skilled birthing and postpartum Doulas. Additionally, this initiative seeks to pair 60 pregnant women of color in Palm Beach County with certified Doulas to assist with childbirth, breastfeeding, perinatal mood and disorders, trauma-informed care, and promoting racial equity.
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$12,000
Hispanic Entrepreneur Initiative
Supporting a six week training program and mentorship in Spanish to equip Hispanic entrepreneurs and small business owners with vital financial concepts to run and scale their businesses.
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$45,000
HomeSafe
Supporting 80 foster youth ages 6 to 17 through recreational and educational activities that promote holistic development and healing and behavioral incentives that encourage positive choices and reinforce constructive behaviors.
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$25,000
iMentor Chicago
Serving 2,400 students with dedicated mentors to provide personalized support and resources needed to graduate high school and succeed as first-year generation college students.
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$25,000
Iris Global
Serving more than 350 infants and mothers at the Iris Health Center in Pemba, Mozambique with birth assistance, prenatal consultations, at-risk/postpartum support, and medical treatments. As well as equipping the center with blood analysis equipment that will benefit 21,600 patients annually, aiding in the diagnosis and treatment of nutritional deficiencies, malaria, anemia, and other health challenges.
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$40,000
Jack & Jill Children's Center
Providing year-round, nationally accredited early childhood education to 130 children through the Early Education Program, fostering their emotional, physical, and social development within a secure environment, using age-appropriate methods to nurture their cognitive growth.
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$50,000
Junior Achievement of South Florida
Supporting the Pre-Apprenticeship Program that offers comprehensive training in the marine, yacht, and construction industries, combining hands-on experiential learning led by seasoned industry experts. Currently supporting 210 seats across all three tracks while expanding to 50 more and introducing two additional tracks of telecommunications and film.
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$45,000
Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County
Aiding the Children’s Emergency Fund and CAP Resiliency Fund in providing essential needs for vulnerable young clients and their families as well as providing legal aid to promote healthier lifestyles for those in the foster care system.
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$25,000
Operation HOPE
Aiding 5,000 clients through their financial well-being coaches with state-of-the-art digital resources and round-the-clock access to services.
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$13,000
PACE Center for Girls — Palm Beach
Assisting 40 girls ages 14-22 in the Healthy Youth Transition Program with life coach services dedicated to supporting them to prepare for graduation and the transition to adulthood.
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$22,000
Palm Beach Atlantic University
Granting internship scholarships to 15 Rinker School of Business students for the upcoming Spring and Summer of 2024, significantly improving their opportunities and offsetting the financial challenges associated with low-paying and unpaid internships.
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$27,000
Palm Beach County Medical Society
Assisting 600 low-income and uninsured individuals in the Project Access Program with obtaining health insurance, physician care, diagnostic services, surgery care, and community resources.
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$45,000
Palm Beach State College
Supporting 15 students who are in the health sciences and nursing programs with scholarships this academic year.
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$25,000
Primo Center
Assisting 150 households by providing essential goods, including cleaning supplies, linens, cookware, transportation for appointments and job interviews, laundry services, toiletries, and uniforms for children and adults, both during their stay in the shelter and as they transition into stable housing.
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$50,000
Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Florida
Supporting a capital campaign aimed at facilitating the final phase of construction for one of the 54 rooms within the brand-new Ronald McDonald House at Jackson Memorial Medical Center. This facility provides a nurturing home for families with children facing critical illnesses while they receive medical care.
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$20,000
Shepherd's Hope
Providing compassionate, free healthcare to the community's most vulnerable residents through the Equitable Access to Healthcare and Wellness Initiatives for Underserved and Uninsured in Central Florida.
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$50,000
The Lord's Place
Within the Supportive Housing Program at The Lord’s Place, individuals can find secure housing and be matched with a compassionate case manager to receive services such as job training, therapy, health care coordination and more. In supporting this program, The Lord’s Place will be able to extend their assistance to more than 400 children and adults in the upcoming year.
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$42,000
The Salvation Army of Palm Beach County
Assisting homeless patients upon their hospital discharge by offering comprehensive recuperative care and supportive housing to ensure a successful path to recovery.
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$35,200
Trinity Christian College
Backing the Community Alliance Program (CAP), allows students to do micro-internships for disadvantaged, minority businesses in Chicagoland with the overarching objective of enhancing the well-being of low-income communities and simultaneously fostering employment prospects for both businesses and youth development.
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$10,550
Vinceremos Therapeutic Riding Center
Providing Equine Assisted Therapy for youth that are victims of mental health issues, abuse, and traumatic situations.
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$15,000
Viner Scholars
Providing support to two students over a span of four years, granting them scholarships for their education at a Florida University.
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$15,000
Voices for Children of Broward County
Helping over 2,000 foster youth with direct financial support for essential needs and opportunities for experiences required for positive child development.
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$30,572
World Relief Chicagoland
Empowering the Asylum Project to serve immigrant families in the Chicago area through holistic support including legal representation classes, housing, relationships with local churches, and comprehensive social services to help families move towards financial and social stability.
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$50,000
World Vision
Providing support and training to community health volunteers in rural Zambia as well as outfitting 20 health clinics in Zambia with permanent hand washing stations with clean water, necessary medicines, and equipment.
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