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Bahamas Disaster Relief Fund

Mr. and Mrs. J. Ira Harris will match the first $100,000 donated to this Fund.

Hurricane Dorian has delivered a devasting blow to our neighbors in the Bahamas. This Fund will be used to provide assistance for emergency food, shelter, other basic needs, and long-term relief efforts. Thank you for your support for our Bahamian neighbors.

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Our Mission

Our mission is to serve as the leading catalyst for building vibrant communities through meaningful philanthropy, together with our donors.

We believe our residents should have the same opportunities to thrive and succeed in life. We do this by supporting and partnering with exceptional nonprofit organizations that address our most pressing needs and bring positive change to our communities.

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Why Open a Fund with Us?

We make charitable giving simple, effective and fulfilling by connecting donors with opportunities that are meaningful to them using charitable giving funds. These funds work like a charitable checking account.

Stories of Giving

Since inception, the Community Foundation has awarded more than $150 million in grants through the generosity of donors.

Stories of Giving | June 18, 2019

Robert Yates

Foundation fundholder Robert Yates is inspiring change through his donor-advised fund by making charitable donations towards equipping doctors in education and research.

Stories of Giving | June 13, 2019

Harvey and Virginia Kimmel

Harvey and Virginia Kimmel use a strategic, impact-based approach to their charitable giving in South Palm Beach County. Watch this video to see how they're driving positive impact for our youth.

Stories of Giving | May 17, 2019

Edwin and Patricia Pedersen

The Pedersens believed in education.

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Our Community Impact

Making a difference in our neighborhoods for 45 years

1972

$50,000

Community Foundation established with a $50K endowment gift from Winsome and Michael McIntosh. Their goal was to build a charitable endowment to meet the changing needs of the community.

1983

$1M

The first scholarship fund was established at the Foundation and we awarded our very first scholarship award

1991

The Foundation expands to serve Martin County and changes its name to reflect its community commitment.

2009

$1.3M

The Foundation launches a partnership with fundholders to raise $1.3 million through its Safety Net Challenge to provide critical funds to local nonprofits following the country's financial crisis.

2019

$160 M

Our Foundation has invested more than $160 million in grants and scholarships to local nonprofits and deserving students.