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A Private Foundation located in PLANT CITY, FL
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About this Private Foundation: 470672
Headquartered in PLANT CITY, FL, this highly regarded private foundation oversees assets totaling more than $4.7m. Recent records show that it distributed $279.6k in grants, with a median grant size of $0. Its highest grant award was $0. The foundation's main funding focus lies in . Eligible organizations may benefit from its grant opportunities. Despite its location in PLANT CITY, FL, this foundation may fund programs across the United States and Canada. Subscription to The Grant Portal is required to access complete application details, contact information, deadlines, and funding restrictions.
Foundation Profile
Located in Plant City, Florida, this private foundation is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for communities through strategic charitable giving. The foundation’s mission revolves around supporting initiatives that foster education, health, and community development. With a strong commitment to making a positive impact, the foundation prioritizes funding for programs that empower individuals and strengthen community bonds.
Grant opportunities are available for organizations that align with the foundation's core interests, which include education, health services, and community enrichment. The foundation specifically seeks to support projects that demonstrate sustainability and measurable outcomes, ensuring that the funds provided make a lasting difference. Eligible applicants typically include nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and community-based groups that serve the foundation’s target populations.
Funding priorities are centered on enhancing educational access and quality, promoting health and wellness, and supporting community development initiatives. The foundation recognizes the importance of fostering environments where individuals can thrive, and thus, it encourages innovative approaches to problem-solving within these areas. Organizations that can demonstrate a clear plan for impact and community engagement are particularly favored.
In terms of geographical focus, the foundation primarily supports initiatives within its local community and surrounding regions. This localized approach allows for a more profound understanding of the specific challenges faced by the community, enabling the foundation to direct its resources effectively.
For grant seekers, it is essential to align proposals with the foundation’s mission and funding priorities. A well-crafted application that clearly outlines the intended impact, sustainability of the project, and community benefits will stand out in the competitive grant landscape. By adhering to the eligibility criteria and demonstrating a commitment to the foundation's values, organizations can enhance their chances of securing essential funding to drive their initiatives forward.
Grant opportunities are available for organizations that align with the foundation's core interests, which include education, health services, and community enrichment. The foundation specifically seeks to support projects that demonstrate sustainability and measurable outcomes, ensuring that the funds provided make a lasting difference. Eligible applicants typically include nonprofit organizations, educational institutions, and community-based groups that serve the foundation’s target populations.
Funding priorities are centered on enhancing educational access and quality, promoting health and wellness, and supporting community development initiatives. The foundation recognizes the importance of fostering environments where individuals can thrive, and thus, it encourages innovative approaches to problem-solving within these areas. Organizations that can demonstrate a clear plan for impact and community engagement are particularly favored.
In terms of geographical focus, the foundation primarily supports initiatives within its local community and surrounding regions. This localized approach allows for a more profound understanding of the specific challenges faced by the community, enabling the foundation to direct its resources effectively.
For grant seekers, it is essential to align proposals with the foundation’s mission and funding priorities. A well-crafted application that clearly outlines the intended impact, sustainability of the project, and community benefits will stand out in the competitive grant landscape. By adhering to the eligibility criteria and demonstrating a commitment to the foundation's values, organizations can enhance their chances of securing essential funding to drive their initiatives forward.
PLANT CITY, FL
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Assets
$4.7m
Distributions
$279.6kContributions
$0Grant Median
$Count
0Grant Max
$0
Latest Tax e-Filing
2023Published by IRS
2024People
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