Showing top 200 of 307 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | MARINE CORPS LEAGUE TO HONOR AND PRESERVE THE TRADITION OF THE USMC. SUPPORT MARINE VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES. PROVIDE COMMUNITY SERVICE INCLUDING JROTC, VA HOSPITAL, SCHOLARSHIP, TOYS FOR TOTS AND FUNERALS | NEW PORT RICHEY, FL | |
| 152 | St John Community Development Corporation Inc The mission of St. john Community Development Corporation is to energize the vitality an dpositive image of Overtown and greater Miami-Dade county, through partnerships that build | Miami, FL | |
| 153 | AMVETS POST 86 INC Local affiliate of National Organization that provides support through volunteerism and financial support for community and veterans | KEYSTONE HEIGHTS, FL | |
| 154 | FOUNDATION FOR ORANGE COUNTY PUBLIC TO IDENTIFY, DEVELOP, AND FOCUS COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT and INVESTMENTS TO LEAD OUR STUDENTS TO SUCCESS. | ORLANDO, FL | |
| 155 | THE LEAGUE CLUB INC WOMEN STRENGTHENING COMMUNITIES THROUGH FELLOWSHIP, EDUCATION, VOLUNTEERISM AND PHILANTHROPY. | NAPLES, FL | |
| 156 | CHRISTIAN SOCIAL SERVICES OF LUTZ CHRISTIAN SOCIAL SERVICES IS A SPECIALIZED MINISTRY OF LOCAL CHURCHES OFFERING FOOD, CLOTHING, SUPPORT AND CHIRTIAN HOSPITALITY IN THE NAME OF JESUS CHRIST TO PEOPLE IN CENTRAL PASCO AND NORTHERN HILLSBOROUGH COUNTIES IN FLORIDA | LAND O LAKES, FL | |
| 157 | LEMON BAY PLAYHOUSE INC TO ENRICH THE ENGLEWOOD AREA THROUGH THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS, VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES, EDUCATION AND TRAINING IN THE PERFORMING ARTS, AND TO PROVIDE A VENUE FOR OTHER CULTURAL ACTIVITIES | ENGLEWOOD, FL | |
| 158 | MOUNTAIN LAKE COMMUNITY SERVICE INC To support local charities by making grants to these organizations so that they may carry out their charitable activities | Lake Wales, FL | |
| 159 | OCALA SILVER SPRINGS ROTARY CLUB COMMUNITY SERVICE | OCALA, FL | |
| 160 | ARLINGTON COMMUNITY SERVICES INC MISSION STATEMENT: With a spirit of love, we will assist people who need food and financial help using resources donated to ACS by those willing to give of their time and resources to lend a helping hand. OBJECTIVES: The objectives of the organization shall be the encouragement and implementation of inter-church and community cooperation in aiding those in need in the Arlington area of Jacksonville, Florida. In pursuit of these objectives, ACS shall work with other civic organizations in the Arlington area. | JACKSONVILLE, FL | |
| 161 | BAY EDUCATION FOUNDATION INC DEVELOP STUDENT POTENTIAL BY PROVIDING ENHANCED OPPORTUNITIES FOR A QUALITY EDUCATION AS WELL AS ENCOURAGE EMPLOYEES AND PROMOTE GREATER COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT. | PANAMA CITY, FL | |
| 162 | YBOR CITY ROTARY FOUNDATION INC TO FUNCTION AS AN ORGANIZATION FOCUSING ON PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND OTHER COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECTS. | TAMPA, FL | |
| 163 | COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF TAMPA BAY INC TO BE THE CONNECTING RESOURCE FOR CHARITABLE GIVING FOR BOTH DONORS AND NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE TAMPA BAY AREA. | TAMPA, FL | |
| 164 | VILLAGERS HOMEOWNERS ADVOCATES INC The mission of the VHA is to enhance the residents' enjoyment and pride of community through compassion, advocacy, philanthropy and education | Lady Lake, FL | |
| 165 | MENS CLUB OF SUN CITY CENTER FLORIDA INC provide community service projects and sponsor Senior Health Care support groups. Provide Emergency Alert services to community residents. | SUN CITY CTR, FL | |
| 166 | CITRUS COUNTY EDUCATION FOUNDATION THE CITRUS COUNTY EDUCATION FOUNDATION, INC. PROVIDES RESOURCES TO SUPPORT CITRUS COUNTY SCHOOLS TO ENHANCE THE QUALITY OF EDUCATION. THE FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO: ENCOURAGING BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY INVOLVEMENT IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM. PROMOTING CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS. FOSTERING EXCELLENCE IN LEARNING. RECOGNIZING OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENTS OF STUDENTS, TEACHERS, SUPPORT PERSONNEL AND ADMINISTRATORS. | INVERNESS, FL | |
| 167 | BLACK BUSINESS COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION The development of African American businesses; the assistance to the development of small, minority and woman-owned businesses regardless of race, ethnicity and gender. | ORLANDO, FL | |
| 168 | THE CATHOLIC FOUNDATION OF THE TO BUILD A CHRIST-CENTERED FUTURE FOR THE GOOD WORKS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH IN NORTH FLORIDA THROUGH INSPIRED CHARITABLE GIVING. SEE SCHEDULE O FOR FURTHER DETAILS | JACKSONVILLE, FL | |
| 169 | TALLAHASSEE, FL | ||
| 170 | WINTER HAVEN, FL | ||
| 171 | TAMPA, FL | ||
| 172 | FORT WALTON BEACH, FL | ||
| 173 | LARGO, FL | ||
| 174 | Tampa, FL | ||
| 175 | BONITA SPRINGS, FL | ||
| 176 | TALLAHASSEE, FL | ||
| 177 | CHIEFLAND, FL | ||
| 178 | BONITA SPRINGS, FL | ||
| 179 | WEST PALM BEACH, FL | ||
| 180 | GAINESVILLE, FL | ||
| 181 | TAMPA, FL | ||
| 182 | JACKSONVILLE, FL | ||
| 183 | WINDERMERE, FL | ||
| 184 | LAKELAND, FL | ||
| 185 | ST PETERSBERG, FL | ||
| 186 | JACKSONVILLE, FL | ||
| 187 | Dunedin, FL | ||
| 188 | KISSIMMEE, FL | ||
| 189 | PORT ST LUCIE, FL | ||
| 190 | OCALA, FL | ||
| 191 | DELAND, FL | ||
| 192 | JACKSONVILLE, FL | ||
| 193 | Gainesville, FL | ||
| 194 | Coral Gables, FL | ||
| 195 | PALATKA, FL | ||
| 196 | DAYTONA BEACH, FL | ||
| 197 | CAPE CORAL, FL | ||
| 198 | MELBOURNE, FL | ||
| 199 | PINELLAS PARK, FL | ||
| 200 | JACKSONVILLE, FL | ||
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