To inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens and leaders.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Volusia Flagler’s most recent grant data points to a local, compliance-oriented funding model centered on youth services in Florida. In 2023, its largest reported grant went to Volusia Flagler Family YMCA Inc in Deland, followed by support for Pace Center for Girls Inc in Jacksonville and House Next Door Inc in Deland. The pattern shows a public charity that distributes funds through sub-recipients rather than individual awards, with grantmaking tied to community-based implementation. That aligns with the organization’s stated purpose of helping young people reach their potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens and leaders. The foundation’s own active programs also reinforce that identity: donations and annual fund support are directed to Club operations, programs, supplies, and youth services across Volusia and Flagler counties. Recent grant recipients include organizations working in Deland, Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, and Jacksonville, all within the United States. The mix of recipient types and the presence of scholarship facilitation, operating support, and program funding indicate a funder that uses grants to sustain youth-serving infrastructure as well as direct services.
Education and career readiness are visible in both the organization’s programs and its grant relationships. One featured scholarship example is Allegiant Careers in Aviation, a $34,000 scholarship tied to postsecondary education and career readiness for a Club member. The foundation also highlights Bright Futures scholarship support through FPL, which connects members to college tuition assistance. Beyond scholarships, the annual fund is explicitly tied to after-school and summer programs, mentorship, STEM, and workforce training in Volusia and Flagler counties. Its active donation channels also support school and art supplies, backpacks, and gift cards for teens, showing a practical emphasis on day-to-day youth participation. Corporate sponsorship opportunities extend the same model to county-wide events and workforce readiness, linking external partners to local programming.
Typical grants cluster in a fairly tight band: the 25th percentile is $22,149, the median is $35,880, and the 75th percentile is $39,152. That suggests a small-to-mid grant size profile rather than a wide spread of awards. The foundation is a public charity, and the recent grants list shows all reported grants going to US recipients. The funding pattern also appears repeatable and program-linked: the active giving channels include one-time and recurring donations, an annual fund, in-kind donation requests, and corporate sponsorships, all tied to Club operations and youth services. The recent grants are recorded as sub-recipient support, reflecting an intermediary, compliance-oriented structure.
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Most grants fall between $22K and $39K, with a median of $36K.
25th Percentile
$22K
Median
$36K
75th Percentile
$39K
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Grant activity is entirely local and entirely in Florida: 100% of reported grants went to recipients in the HQ state. The recipients cluster in Volusia County and nearby parts of Central Florida, with Deland appearing multiple times and additional grants landing in Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, and Jacksonville. The top giving state by count is Florida, matching the geographic scope of the foundation’s active programs across Volusia and Flagler counties. All recorded recipient countries are in the United States.
The recent grants list shows nonprofit and community-based sub-recipients such as Volusia Flagler Family YMCA Inc, Pace Center for Girls Inc, House Next Door Inc, Great Kids Explorer Club Inc, and Easterseals Northeast Central FL. That pattern fits a sub-recipient funding model focused on partner organizations that implement youth-serving programs.
Typical awards are in the low-to-mid tens of thousands of dollars. The 25th percentile is $22,149, the median is $35,880, and the 75th percentile is $39,152. The largest reported recent grant is $83,971.
Giving is local and concentrated in Florida. All reported grants went to recipients in the HQ state, and recent recipients were located in Deland, Daytona Beach, Ormond Beach, and Jacksonville. The active program geography is Volusia County and Flagler County.
Its active funding channels support operating expenses, after-school and summer programs, mentorship, STEM, workforce training, scholarships, school supplies, arts supplies, backpacks, and youth services. The organization’s stated focus areas also include youth development, education, workforce readiness, health and wellness, arts and culture, mentoring, and out-of-school time programs.
Yes. The active programs list shows multiple giving channels marked as accepting unsolicited support, including General Giving, Clubs Wish List / In-kind Donations, Blue Door Society Annual Fund, Blue Door Society donor membership, General Donations / Give Today, and Corporate Sponsorship opportunities.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
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Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| VOLUSIA FLAGLER FAMILY YMCA INC | DELAND, FL | $93,582 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| HOUSE NEXT DOOR INC | DELAND, FL | $39,599 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS INC | JACKSONVILLE, FL | $37,802 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| EASTERSEALS NORTHEAST CENTRAL FL | DAYTONA BEACH, FL | $11,240 | 2025 | SUBRECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| VOLUSIA FLAGLER FAMILY YMCA INC | DELAND, FL | $93,582 | 2024 | SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| HOUSE NEXT DOOR INC | DELAND, FL | $38,568 | 2024 | SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS INC | JACKSONVILLE, FL | $37,802 | 2024 | SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| EASTERSEALS NORTHEAST CENTRAL FL | DAYTONA BEACH, FL | $11,240 | 2024 | SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| VOLUSIA FLAGLER FAMILY YMCA INC | DELAND, FL | $83,971 | 2023 | SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| PACE CENTER FOR GIRLS INC | JACKSONVILLE, FL | $39,152 | 2023 | SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| HOUSE NEXT DOOR INC | DELAND, FL | $35,880 | 2023 | SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| GREAT KIDS EXPLORER CLUB INC | ORMOND BEACH, FL | $22,149 | 2023 | SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
| EASTERSEALS NORTHEAST CENTRAL FL | DAYTONA BEACH, FL | $8,240 | 2023 | SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT |
SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT
GREAT KIDS EXPLORER CLUB INC
$22,149SUB-RECIPIENT OF CFAB GRANT
