116 Scholarships Awarded to Local Students Headed to College this Fall;
Community Foundation has Provided $16.8 Million in Scholarships to Date, Totaling Nearly 2,700 Awards
GIVING FOR GOOD
We lead philanthropy locally, connecting donors to our network of trusted nonprofit partners on the front lines of our area’s greatest challenges. From housing to mental health, early childhood to education, our grants and scholarships can transform the causes closest to your heart. Join us.
Serving Palm Beach &
Martin Counties Since 1972
Philanthropy that goes further, faster.
For more than 50 years, your Community Foundation has been a proud leader in bringing philanthropists and nonprofit partners together to close the gaps on our area’s chronic and current needs. The result? A region on the rise.
This is change for good, forever.
In 50 Golden Years
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9,000+
Visionary donors
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$227M+
Awarded in scholarships and grants
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17,000+
Changemaking grants awarded
Strategic Plan
Leading for Good
As our community grows, so do its needs. To build on our 50-year legacy as a leader for good, we built a blueprint to close our area’s current opportunity gaps. The Strategic Plan outlines the priorities and actions over the next five years that raise the bar for the next five decades.
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11th Annual Founders Luncheon
February 28, 2024
11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Kravis Center for the Performing Arts
With about 46% of Palm Beach and Martin County third graders reading below grade level, the Community Foundation is leading “Hope for Early Education” at its 11th Annual Founders Luncheon alongside the donors, nonprofit partners, and community members who are transforming children’s literacy together.
Local philanthropist George T. Elmore will be the 2024 McIntosh Award recipient.
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Over 132,000 people in Palm Beach County are food insecure, 38,000 of whom are children,
