Showing top 200 of 431 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | Friends of the Micanopy Library Inc To support the Micanopy Branch Library and enhance its resources, uphold and further inform citizens, promote literacy in our community, encourage a lifelong search for knowledge and enjoyment of reading. | Micanopy, FL | |
| 52 | THE HARVEY and BARBARA KROIZ FAMILY THE FOUNDATION IS A PRIVATE NON-OPERATING FOUNDATION AND AS SUCH, ITS ONLY ACTIVITY IS TO MAKE GRANTS OR CONTRIBUTIONS TO OTHER SEC. 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS. | PALM BEACH, FL | |
| 53 | THE WALRUS FOUNDATION INC THE ORGANIZATION IS ENGAGED PRIMARILY IN MAKING GRANTS OF MONEY ON AN ANNUAL BASIS TO OTHER CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS THAT ARE CLASSIFIED BY THE INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE AS | EVERGLADES CITY, FL | |
| 54 | ACE FOUNDATION INC THE MISSION OF THE FOUNDATION IS TO ENHANCE THE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES OF CHARTER SCHOOL STUDENTS BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL AND COMMUNITY-BASED RESOURCES TO SUPPLEMENT CHARTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS AND INITIATIVES.THE ACE FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED TO SUPPORT EDUCATIONAL PROJECTS AND EVENTS THAT ENHANCE THE PUBLIC EDUCATION SYSTEM AND INCREASE STUDENT ACHIEVEMENT.THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO ALLOCATE RESOURCES TO IMPROVE THE EDUCATION EFFORT THROUGH INITIATIVES SUCH AS TEACHER AND SCHOOL GRANTS, AND RECOGNITION OF EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE. THEORGANIZATION CONDUCTS FUNDRAISING ACTIVITIES AND SPONSORS ANNUAL EVENTSSUCH AS ART AUCTIONS/RECOGNITION CEREMONIES TO RAISE FUNDS FOREDUCATIONAL NOT-FOR-PROFIT ENTITIES IN THE COMMUNITY. | MIAMI, FL | |
| 55 | Dunedin Kiwanis Foundation Inc The Dunedin Kiwanis Foundation is the service arm of the Dunedin Kiwanis Club. The Foundation provides services and grants to the needy in the Dunedin FL area and through Kiwanis International and the Florida District. | Dunedin, FL | |
| 56 | CHARACTER 4 KIDS INC TO PROVIDE EXCITING BOOKS WITH POSITIVE MORAL VALUES, TO CHILDREN THAT HAVE HAD PHYSICAL AND FINANCIAL SETBACKS; TO HELP UNLOCK POTENTIAL AND DEVELOP GOOD CHARACTER. | EUSTIS, FL | |
| 57 | ANNE MCKEE ARTISTS FUND OF THE THE AMAF WAS CREATED TO GIVE PROJECT BASED ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUAL ARTISTS. GRANTS ARE AWARDED ON THE BASIS OF FINANCIAL NEED AND/OR TO PROMOTE RECOGNITION OF EMERGING TALENT. | KEY WEST, FL | |
| 58 | REDEEMED CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF GOD-THRONE OF DAVID INC SPREADING THE GOSPEL OF GOD THROUGH WORKSIP[:COMMA:] BIBLE STUDIES[:COMMA:] COUNSELING[:COMMA:] AND COMMUNITY OUTREACH. | TAMPA, FL | |
| 59 | JOHN AND MARTHA ODLE FAMILY THE TAXPAYER DOES NOT HAVE ANY DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITES. ALL GRANTS ARE MADE TO OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO ASSIST THEM IN CONDUCTING THEIR DIRECT CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES. | NAPLES, FL | |
| 60 | AMBAL INC GRANTS FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES TO PUBLIC CHARITIES. | ROCKLEDGE, FL | |
| 61 | OPERATION CHANGING LIVES INC LIFE-ALTERING MAXILLOFACIAL SURGURIES ON DISADVANTAGED PATIENTS WITH SEVERE FACIAL DEFORMITIES. THE ORGANIZATION RECEIVED DONATED MEDICAL SERVICES IN CONNECTION WITH THIS PROGRAM. AMOUNTS REPORTED ON PAGE 1, LINE 10 AS GRANTS AND SIMILAR AMOUNTS PAID IN THE AMOUNT OF 10,124 ARE MEDICAL FEES PAYED ON THE BEHALF OF 5 PATIENTS, | DAYTONA BEACH, FL | |
| 62 | THE JORGENSON FOUNDATION INC TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO ORGANIZATIONS THAT FOSTER AND SUPPORT THE PRINCIPLES OF THE FOUNDATION WITH AN EMPHASIS IN HEALTH, MEDICINE AND THE ARTS - DANCE, MUSIC, THEATER, COMPOSING AND RELATED DISCIPLINES. | SINGER ISLAND, FL | |
| 63 | NICEVILLE CATHOLIC OUTREACH We fulfill our only mission of serving the poor. We operate a food bank and help pay necessary bills/expenses for the local needy population. We are open 4 days a week, Monday through Thursday, 9am to noon. We are completely managed by volunteers, and our office is located in the Holy Name of Jesus Church in Niceville, Fl. All revenue is derived from donations from Parish members of the Holy Name of Jesus and Christ our Redeemer Parishes of Niceville, Fl. in the past year we have helped over 800 people ranging from elderly to newborns. As always the biggest grants/expenses for rent and utilities. The remaining expenses are stocking pantry and other needs of our clients. We are required to maintain insurance costing $444 and no family receives more than $800 annually. | Niceville, FL | |
| 64 | CONCH FOUNDATION OF THE UPPER KEYS INC TO PROVIDE GRANTS TO OTHER UPPER KEYS NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN AN EFFORT TO ENRICH THE QUALITY OF INDIVIDUAL, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY LIFE. | ISLAMORADA, FL | |
| 65 | THE HELLER FAMILY FOUNDATION CONTRIBUTIONS/GRANTS TO LOCAL 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS | WINTER PARK, FL | |
| 66 | PSCU EMPLOYEE HARDSHIP FOUNDATION INC Grants to PSCU employees for unexpected hardships | Saint Petersburg, FL | |
| 67 | AUTISM SOCIETY OF THE KEYS INC To help families affected by autism through grants, seminars, education and support. | TAVERNIER, FL | |
| 68 | JAMES O BUCK FAMILY FOUNDATION MAKING DIRECT GRANTS TO INDIGENT INDIVIDUAL BENEFICIARIES | JACKSONVILLE, FL | |
| 69 | VERO BEACH, FL | ||
| 70 | MAITLAND, FL | ||
| 71 | SUNNY ISL BCH, FL | ||
| 72 | COCONUT CREEK, FL | ||
| 73 | Jacksonville, FL | ||
| 74 | Largo, FL | ||
| 75 | MIAMI SHORES, FL | ||
| 76 | MIAMI, FL | ||
| 77 | PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL | ||
| 78 | BRADENTON, FL | ||
| 79 | NAPLES, FL | ||
| 80 | DAYTONA BEACH, FL | ||
| 81 | NEW PORT RICHEY, FL | ||
| 82 | Stuart, FL | ||
| 83 | Naples, FL | ||
| 84 | ORLANDO, FL | ||
| 85 | DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, FL | ||
| 86 | JUPITER, FL | ||
| 87 | RIVERVIEW, FL | ||
| 88 | Palm Coast, FL | ||
| 89 | FORT MYERS, FL | ||
| 90 | ORLANDO, FL | ||
| 91 | ORLANDO, FL | ||
| 92 | ORLANDO, FL | ||
| 93 | ST PETERSBURG, FL | ||
| 94 | SARASOTA, FL | ||
| 95 | SARASOTA, FL | ||
| 96 | SARASOTA, FL | ||
| 97 | DUNEDIN, FL | ||
| 98 | ATLANTIC BEACH, FL | ||
| 99 | NAPLES, FL | ||
| 100 | ODESSA, FL | ||
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