Showing top 200 of 2,104 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | VOICES AGAINST BRAIN CANCER INC TO FIND A CURE FOR BRAIN CANCER BY ADVANCING SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, INCREASING AWARENESS WITHIN THE MEDICAL COMMUNITY AND SUPPORTING PATIENTS, THEIR FAMILIES AND CAREGIVERS AFFLICTED WITH THIS DEVASTATING DISEASE. | MIAMI, FL | |
| 2 | MONTESSORI MODEL UN T0 PROMOTE THE EDUCATION OF TEACHERS AND STUDENTS UTILIZING A PEACEFUL MULTI-NATIONAL CURRICULUM BY THE PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCES AND WORKSHOPS. | FORT LAUDERDALE, FL | |
| 3 | ON COURSE FOUNDATION USA ON COURSE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE RECOVERY OF WOUNDED, INJURED AND SICK (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) SERVICE MEMBERS AND VETERANS THROUGH GOLF. OUR MISSION IS TO BUILD CONFIDENCE AND SELF-BELIEF IN OUR MEMBERS THROUGH GOLF SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT EVENTS, AND SET THEM ON THE PATH TO MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES IN THE GOLF INDUSTRY. | ORLANDO, FL | |
| 4 | KAPPA PHI LAMBDA SORORITY- BOARD OF KAPPA PHI LAMBDA SORORITY, INC. IS A NONPROFIT, ASIAN-INTEREST SORORITY CONCEIVED THROUGH THE NOTION OF AN ORGANIZATION THAT WOULD PROVIDE A CULTURALLY SOUND AND EDUCATIONALLY INSPIRING GROUNDING FOR ASIAN-AMERICAN WOMEN. | ORLANDO, FL | |
| 5 | THE CALIBER FOUNDATION THE CALIBER FOUNDATION AIMS TO OFFER SUPPORT TO VICTIMS, FAMILIES AND COMMUNITIES THAT ARE DEVASTATED BY ILLEGAL GUN VIOLENCE IN AMERICA. | MIAMI BEACH, FL | |
| 6 | NATIONAL CMV FOUNDATION INC Our program activities are focused around congenital CMV education and advocacy. We deliver education about congenital CMV to families and women of childbearing age through digital platforms, strategic partnerships, public health initiatives, and grassroots advocacy efforts. We advocate for the screening of newborns so we may properly evaluate and identify these babies to enroll them in the proper treatment as standard of care. Our programs include the CMV Community Alliance; CMV Partnership Alliance; education and outreach services targeting the women of childbearing age and general public, childcare providers, and healthcare providers; advocacy support; and early career research awards | TAMPA, FL | |
| 7 | Worthington Scholarship Foundation Worthington Scholarship Foundation (WSF) provides scholarships and support services to Maine students with limited financial resources and a strong motivation to succeed in college. WSF offers scholarships to high school graduates in Knox, Lincoln, Waldo, Hancock and Washington counties who attend partner colleges and community colleges in Maine. WSF staff works with the high schools to provide information to students and parents, works with the colleges to enable student success and communicates with each Worthington Scholar (Scholar) throughout their college attendance. WSF accumulates data and research to determine college progress followed by evaluation of results to continuously enhance college success for its Scholars.WSF conducts student support services for students and parents which may take place in WSF offices, college campuses or at Scholar events. Topics discussed include college life issues, scholastic issues, career counseling, emergencies or other special needs. Scholar | Naples, FL | |
| 8 | GERALD SPRAYREGEN CHARITABLE To provide housing for children who have been abused and neglected in the foster care system and to use children's literature for comfort and support to children and their families while in a hospital setting. | PALM BEACH, FL | |
| 9 | THE DALTON FAMILY FOUNDATION CREATING WEBSITES TO AID THOSE RECENTLY RELEASED AFTER INCARCERATION TO FIND BASIC NEEDS SUCH AS HOUSING, EMPLOYMENT, AND TRAINING. WEBSITE ALSO CREATED TO ASSIST THOSE IN NEED OF HEALTHCARE SERVICES TO ASSIST THEM IN FINDING SOMEONE TO HELP WITH THEIR NEEDS. DIRECTORS AND STAFF HIRED TO CREATE RELATIONSHIPS WITH OTHER ORGANIZATIONS TO LIST IN THE DIRECTORY AND EXPENSES FOR LABOR AND MATERIALS USED IN CREATING, MONITORING, TESTING AND RESEARCHING ITEMS TO INCLUDE ON THE WEBSITES | ESTERO, FL | |
| 10 | NATIONAL CONF OF PUERTORICAN WOMEN DEDICATED TO PROMOTING CIVIC AND CULTURAL PARTICIPATION OF LATIN WOMEN IN THE ECONOMIC, SOCIAL AND EDUCATIONAL LIFE IN THE USA AND PR | MIAMI, FL | |
| 11 | The Foundation United The Foundation United actively confronts the issue of sex trafficking through education, outreach and awarness programs designed to prevent sex trafficking and exploitation. It also supports intervention and safe housing programs for survivors of sex trafficking and exploitation. | Sarasota, FL | |
| 12 | Various Artists Foundation Inc The Various Artists Foundation provides mentorship and educational opportunities to artists from around the globe, with a focus on under privileged, minority filmmakers and all creative arts. | Riverview, FL | |
| 13 | COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE WOMEN MARKET WOMEN IN REAL ESTATE | JACKSONVILLE, FL | |
| 14 | DREAM CENTER OF LAKELAND INC A CHRISTIAN COMMUNITY CENTER THAT SERVES TO POSITIVELY IMPACT THE LIVES OF "AT-RISK" FAMILIES | LAKELAND, FL | |
| 15 | HISPANIC HERITAGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF THE HISPANIC HERITAGE SCHOLARSHIP FUND OF METRO ORLANDO, INC. IS THE LARGEST NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION IN CENTRAL FLORIDA DEDICATED TO PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO HISPANIC STUDENTS PURSUING A COLLEGE OR UNIVERSITY DEGREE. | ORLANDO, FL | |
| 16 | HELP MINISTRIES INC SERVE POOR DESTITUTE and UNDERPRIVILEGED FAMILIES OF THE GREATER PINELLAS COUNTY VIA A THREE-PRONGED APPROACH TO THE PHYSICAL, EMOTIONAL and SPIRITUAL NEEDS OF INDIVIDUALS and FAMILIES | LARGO, FL | |
| 17 | Asociacion Venezolano Americana De Amist To provide scholarships to talented underprivelegded college undergraduate students and forment leadership and volunteerism competencies, and values. | Coral Gables, FL | |
| 18 | INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODDFELLOWS To improve and elevate the character of mankind by promoting the principles of friendship, love, truth, faith, hope, charity and universal justice. To help make the world a better place to live by aiding each other, the community in every way possible. To promote good will and harmony amongst peoples and nations through the principle of universal fraternity, holding the belief that all men and women regardless of race, nationality, religion, social status, rank and station are brothers and sisters. | DAVIE, FL | |
| 19 | Miami, FL | ||
| 20 | Fernandina Beach, FL | ||
| 21 | OCALA, FL | ||
| 22 | DELRAY BEACH, FL | ||
| 23 | MOUNT DORA, FL | ||
| 24 | WILDWOOD, FL | ||
| 25 | TALLAHASSEE, FL | ||
| 26 | MIAMI, FL | ||
| 27 | DELRAY BEACH, FL | ||
| 28 | JUPITER, FL | ||
| 29 | Naples, FL | ||
| 30 | TALLAHASSEE, FL | ||
| 31 | Poinciana, FL | ||
| 32 | Coral Gables, FL | ||
| 33 | PALM HARBOR, FL | ||
| 34 | PALM BEACH, FL | ||
| 35 | ST PETERSBURG, FL | ||
| 36 | RIVERVIEW, FL | ||
| 37 | JACKSONVILLE, FL | ||
| 38 | PALM BEACH GARDENS, FL | ||
| 39 | Fernandina Beach, FL | ||
| 40 | West Palm Beach, FL | ||
| 41 | LAKE WORTH, FL | ||
| 42 | Sarasota, FL | ||
| 43 | WINTER HAVEN, FL | ||
| 44 | VERO BEACH, FL | ||
| 45 | FORT MYERS, FL | ||
| 46 | LEESBURG, FL | ||
| 47 | THE VILLAGES, FL | ||
| 48 | Miami, FL | ||
| 49 | TAMPA, FL | ||
| 50 | MIAMI, FL | ||
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