What kinds of organizations does Florida Developmental Disabilities Council Inc fund?

It funds state agencies, statewide implementing organizations, universities, and program managers working on intellectual and developmental disabilities. Recent recipients include Mathematica, FL Association of Rehabilitation, the University of Florida Board of Trustees, and the Autistic Self Advocacy Network.

What are the main focus areas in its grantmaking?

The portfolio centers on intellectual and developmental disabilities, advocacy and public policy, education and leadership training, service development and provider support, and research and data. Recent awards also connect to access to services, behavioral health supports, case management, communications, and project evaluation.

How does the council usually award funds?

It uses competitive grants, Requests for Bids, and annual awards. The active programs include Invitation for Proposals opportunities, bid-based contracts for projects like first responder training and curriculum development, and annual recognition awards for family members and self-advocates.

Does it fund the same organizations more than once?

Yes. Several recipients appear across multiple years, including Mathematica, FL Association of Rehabilitation, National Assoc for the Dually Diagn, Pathways Resolution Center, Rb Oppenheim Associates Inc, and Margaret Lynn Duggar & Associates. That pattern suggests ongoing partnerships around implementation work.

What is the usual grant size?

Typical grants sit at $36,984 at the 25th percentile, $102,204 at the median, and $204,212 at the 75th percentile. Some active bid opportunities go up to $225,000, $249,900, or $300,000, while a few recent implementation grants are above $1 million.

Florida Developmental Disabilities Council

Name: Florida Developmental Disabilities Council — grants, 990 financials & funding data
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About Florida Developmental Disabilities Council

We affect policy and services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, their families and their supports through education, advocacy and partnerships.

Focus Areas

intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD)advocacy and public policyeducation and leadership trainingservice development and provider supportresearch and data (service quality, access to services)

Who They Fund

state agencies or statewide implementing organizationsprogram managers responsible for state-level initiatives

Funding Style

program implementation / direct service supportcommunications/outreach fundingmonitoring and project evaluation support

About Florida Developmental Disabilities Council

Florida Developmental Disabilities Council Inc uses federal funds to implement a Florida state plan for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, with recent awards reaching statewide implementing organizations, universities, advocacy groups, and research partners. One recent award of $1,027,103 went to Mathematica for state plan implementation, alongside $573,190 to FL Association of Rehabilitation and $400,677 to the National Assoc for the Dually Diagn. The portfolio also includes recurring support for implementation partners such as Pathways Resolution Center, the University of Florida Board of Trustees, and the Autistic Self Advocacy Network. Much of the work sits at the intersection of access to services, provider capacity, behavioral health supports, case management, and service quality. The council also funds communications and project evaluation, showing that it backs both delivery and the infrastructure needed to monitor and translate results. Its active programs include competitive funding opportunities, Requests for Bids, and recurring awards tied to advocacy training and leadership recognition for people with developmental disabilities and their family members.

What Florida Developmental Disabilities Council Funds

A core theme is state plan implementation. The council backed FL Association of Rehabilitation with $573,190 in 2024 and $521,124 in 2023 to carry out that work, and it also awarded $328,295 to Fau Board of Trustees for the same purpose in 2023. Research and service translation is another strand: University of Massachusetts Boston received $245,702 in 2023 for state plan implementation, while a separate bid set aside up to $200,000 for translating research into applied services and increasing access. Advocacy and leadership training are also visible in the portfolio. The council funds Partners in Policymaking coordinator and curriculum projects, and it runs annual recognition awards for family advocates and self-advocates. Communications appears as its own line of support too, with Rb Oppenheim Associates Inc receiving awards for communications work in both 2024 and 2025.

How Florida Developmental Disabilities Council Gives

The typical grant size is $36,984 at the 25th percentile, $102,204 at the median, and $204,212 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards show both mid-sized contracts and larger implementation grants, including repeated support to the same organizations across multiple years, which points to ongoing project relationships rather than one-off awards. The council is a public, program-implementation funder rather than an individual-giving institution, and it uses competitive grants, Requests for Bids, and annual awards. Some procurements are unsolicited bid opportunities, while others are not, depending on the program. Federal funds are explicitly tied to several bid-based awards.

Financial Snapshot

Annual Giving

$2.9M

Total Assets

$1.1M

Total Revenue

$5M

Total Expenses

$5M

Typical Grant Size

Most grants fall between $37K and $204K, with a median of $102K.

25th Percentile

$37K

Median

$102K

75th Percentile

$204K

Geographic Reach

Regional9 states funded

Funding intensity

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Leadership

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Accepts unsolicited proposals

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Recipient	Location	Amount	Year	Purpose
MATHEMATICA	PRINCETON, NJ	$1,027,103	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
NATIONAL ASSOC FOR THE DUALLY DIAGN	KINGSTON, NY	$400,677	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
PATHWAYS RESOLUTION CENTER	MIDDLEBURG, FL	$272,021	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
FL ASSOCIATION OF REHABILITATION	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$206,255	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
FAU BOARD OF TRUSTEES	ATLANTA, GA	$198,081	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
UNIVERSITY OF FL BOARD OF TRUSTEES	GAINESVILLE, FL	$192,771	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
AUTISTIC SELF ADVOCACY NETWORK	WASHINGTON, DC	$158,002	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
RB OPPENHEIM ASSOCIATES INC	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$120,306	2025	COMMUNICATIONS
MARGARET LYNN DUGGAR & ASSOCIATES	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$115,394	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY INCLUSION	BOSTON, MA	$104,408	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MED CTR	CINCINNATI, OH	$36,636	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
VNW CONSULTING	ORLANDO, FL	$21,309	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
MENCHETTI CONSULTING	BRADENTON, FL	$17,500	2025	PROJECT EVALUATION
OUNCE OF PREVENTION FUND OF FL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$7,500	2025	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
FL ASSOCIATION OF REHABILITATION	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$573,190	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
MATHEMATICA	PRINCETON, NJ	$418,358	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
NATIONAL ASSOC FOR THE DUALLY DIAGN	KINGSTON, NY	$376,312	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
PATHWAYS RESOLUTION CENTER	MIDDLEBURG, FL	$321,041	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
THE FAMILY CAFE INC	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$197,854	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
INSTITUTE FOR COMMUNITY INCLUSION	BOSTON, MA	$194,342	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER	CINCINNATI, OH	$181,600	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
RB OPPENHEIM ASSOCIATES INC	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$127,506	2024	COMMUNICATIONS
UNIVERSITY OF FL BOARD OF TRUSTEES	GAINESVILLE, FL	$78,170	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
FAU BOARD OF TRUSTEES	ATLANTA, GA	$63,796	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA	ORLANDO, FL	$58,718	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
MENCHETTI CONSULTING	BRADENTON, FL	$49,813	2024	PROJECT EVALUATION
SENIOR RESOURCE ASSOCIATION	VERO BEACH, FL	$37,199	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
VNW CONSULTING	ORLANDO, FL	$36,912	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
AUTISTIC SELF ADVOCACY NETWORK	WASHINGTON, DC	$25,925	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
OUNCE OF PREVENTION FUND OF FL	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$22,500	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
N CENTRAL FL PLANNING COUNCIL	GAINESVILLE, FL	$17,651	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
COLLIER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS	NAPLES, FL	$13,978	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
MARGARET LYNN DUGGAR & ASSOCIATES	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$7,147	2024	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
FL ASSOCIATION OF REHABILITATION	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$521,124	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
FAU BOARD OF TRUSTEES	ATLANTA, GA	$328,295	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
PINELLAS SUNCOAST TRANSIT AUTHORITY	ST PETERSBURG, FL	$300,000	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
ORGANIZATIONAL MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS	ORANGE PARK, FL	$287,870	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS BOSTON	BOSTON, MA	$245,702	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
N CENTRAL FL PLANNING COUNCIL	GAINESVILLE, FL	$218,713	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
MARGARET LYNN DUGGAR & ASSOCIATES	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$145,952	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
NATIONAL ASSOC FOR THE DUALLY DIAGN	KINGSTON, NY	$140,971	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
SENIOR RESOURCE ASSOCIATION	VERO BEACH, FL	$129,957	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
MENCHETTI CONSULTING	BRADENTON, FL	$100,000	2023	PROJECT EVALUATION
RB OPPENHEIM ASSOCIATES INC	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$91,234	2023	COMMUNICATIONS
WORLD INSTITUTE ON DISABILITY	BERKELEY, CA	$84,503	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
FLORIDA HOUSING COALITION INC	TALLAHASSEE, FL	$75,000	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
THE CENTER FOR SOCIAL CAPITAL INC	DUNWOODY, GA	$74,936	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
UNIVERSITY OF FL BOARD OF TRUSTEES	GAINESVILLE, FL	$68,399	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA	ORLANDO, FL	$59,769	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN
CHILDREN'S HOSPITAL MEDICAL CENTER	CINCINNATI, OH	$59,442	2023	IMPLEMENT STATE PLAN

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How does the council usually award funds?

Does it fund the same organizations more than once?

What is the usual grant size?

Open Grant Opportunities

Partners in Policymaking® (PIP) — Partners in Policymaking Coordinator & Curriculum Funding

Invitation for Proposals (IFP) — FDDC Grantmaking

Recent Grants