The purpose of the foundation, established by Palmer First National Bank and Trust in 1958, is to facilitate the administration of donations for charitable purposes in Sarasota County, Florida.

Sarasota County Foundation

Sarasota County Foundation Grant

The mission is to invest in and catalyze collaborations, policy, and systems change that improve the health of South Florida communities. This focus is particularly on vulnerable, low- to moderate-income populations. Their vision is that all South Floridians have equal opportunities to achieve optimal health and well-being.

Health Foundation of South Florida

Health Foundation of South Florida Grants

The mission of the funder, supported by revenues from Florida's Sea Turtle Specialty License Plate, is to fund research, conservation, and education programs that benefit Florida sea turtles. A significant portion of this funding supports the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Marine Turtle Protection Program, emphasizing research and management activities related to sea turtles.

Sea Turtle Conservancy

Sea Turtle Grants: Mini-grant to Support Ongoing Permit Holder Activities

Since 1998, Manatee Community Foundation has been dedicated to supporting charitable aspirations through scholarships and grants, aimed at making a significant difference in various areas such as the arts, human services, education, animal welfare, environmental efforts, civic engagement, and health-related causes. By leveraging the generosity of donors, MCF strives to facilitate impactful work within these sectors, contributing over $50 million towards these goals.

Manatee Community Foundation

Manatee Community Foundation Competitive Grants

IMPACT 100 of Northwest Florida is a collective of women dedicated to transforming the lives of people in Okaloosa and Walton Counties. Through their membership, they fund substantial, high-impact projects aimed at fostering significant positive changes within these communities. The organization operates on the power of collective giving, with the available grant funds directly tied to the size of its membership.

IMPACT 100 of Northwest Florida

IMPACT 100 NWF Grants

The mission of the funder revolves around accountability, aiming to enhance the quality of life through actions guided by core values including accomplishment, partnership, courage, and innovation. They commit to integrity, empowering relationships, continuous improvement, and trust in products and people to make a positive impact.

Minto Group Inc.

Minto Donations

The Humana Foundation is dedicated to improving the health and quality of life in communities by eliminating social and structural barriers to health. They focus on creating equitable health outcomes, expanding healthy choices, and addressing the core reasons that limit healthy living options. Their work involves partnerships with local communities and trusted organizations to build support networks, tackle issues such as suicide prevention and nutritional literacy, and ensure access to healthy food and care. The Foundation also emphasizes disaster philanthropy, aiding in emergency relief and long-term recovery for affected communities, aiming for equitable disaster response preparedness.

Humana Foundation

Community Partners Grant Program

The Melba Bayers Meyer Charitable Trust aims to support a range of charitable causes, focusing on Pensacola, Florida and Alabama. It gives priority to the needs of children, indigent Native Americans, and neglected animals.

The Melba Bayers Meyer Charitable Trust

Melba Bayers Meyer Charitable Trust Grant

To enrich communities by investing in arts, science and history

United Arts of Central Florida

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The River Branch Foundation is dedicated to addressing environmental issues with a strong emphasis on the permanent protection of land. This regional foundation focuses on supporting initiatives within the Jacksonville beaches and northeast Florida regions.

River Branch Foundation

River Branch Foundation Grant

To provide children, particularly underserved minorities, with the opportunity to participate in safe and impactful fitness, nutritional, and enrichment programs empowering them to live healthy and productive lives. The foundation aims to inspire and transform the lives of all children by supporting and developing healthy and positive youth development programs. Currently, it supports over 2,400 children in Indian River County, Florida, by funding after-school exercise, nutritional, and enrichment programs.

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