Grant Application
Who can apply: Tax-exempt charitable organizations, particularly those which primarily support children and young adults.
Deadline: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis throughout the year.

The Edward T. Bedford Foundation focuses on funding scholarships and student aid for graduating high school students in its local region (Palm Beach and Martin Counties, FL). Its grantmaking appears targeted and programmatic—supporting postsecondary access through direct scholarships rather than broad national initiatives. The foundation prioritizes local educational opportunity and invests directly in individual students entering college or vocational training.
Provides direct scholarship awards to individual students (likely awarded annually or on a program schedule); grants are regionally focused and program-specific rather than open general operating support.
Scholarships are likely distributed via local schools or partner organizations—contact high school guidance offices or the foundation directly to learn about eligibility, deadlines, or nomination processes. Expect program-specific criteria and limited geographic eligibility; unsolicited broad organizational grant requests are unlikely to be the primary route.
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Who can apply: Tax-exempt charitable organizations, particularly those which primarily support children and young adults.
Deadline: Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis throughout the year.
Who can apply: Applicants must be tax-exempt charitable organizations as determined by the IRS. Priority is given to organizations primarily supporting children and young adults. Applications must include organizational background, project description, information about other funding sources, project goals and implementation, a project budget, the organization's most recent financial statement, and proof of IRS tax-exempt status.
Deadline: Applications are accepted on a rolling basis; decisions are generally made within 90 days of receipt.
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