Citrus County Community Charitable Foundation

About Citrus County Community Charitable Foundation

A defining feature of Citrus County Community Charitable Foundation Inc. is its concentration on grants that support the health and medical needs of Citrus County residents. The foundation’s recent awards show a strong preference for direct service and program support: a $135,000 grant to Pregnancy and Family Life Center for a mobile unit, an $80,000 grant to Key Training Center for nursing staff, and a $58,000 grant to Citrus County Children’s Advocacy Center Inc for community outreach. Those awards point to a funder that backs practical services, staffing, and outreach rather than one-off charitable gestures. The grantmaking profile also includes targeted support for prevention and access work. Aspire Relationship Center received $60,000 for youth sexual education, while Community Food Bank received $50,000 for a food bank. In other awards, Citrus County Abuse Shelter Inc was funded for a therapist, and Hph Hospice received support for end of life care. The pattern is local and community-based, with grants aimed at organizations serving Citrus County through health-related programs, education, and care delivery. Patricia Thomas is listed in leadership, and the foundation’s 2025 filing shows annual grants of $745,209 against assets of $14,859,352.

What Citrus County Community Charitable Foundation Funds

Health and medical services are the core of this foundation’s giving. One of the clearest examples is the $135,000 award to Pregnancy and Family Life Center for a mobile unit, which fits a direct-service model that brings care access into the community. Another health-services grant went to Key Training Center, which received $80,000 for nursing staff. The foundation also funds prevention and education. Aspire Relationship Center received $60,000 for youth sexual education, and Doctors Free Clinic of Citrus County Inc received $10,000 for marijuana education. Community health outreach appears as well: Citrus County Children’s Advocacy Center Inc was awarded $58,000 for community outreach, alongside a separate $55,000 grant for abuse prevention. Basic needs and supportive care are part of the picture too. Community Food Bank received $50,000 for a food bank, and Hph Hospice received $15,000 for end of life care. These awards show a mix of preventive, educational, and service-delivery funding tied to local health needs.

How Citrus County Community Charitable Foundation Gives