Foundation for A Healthy St Petersburg

To support Economic Mobility via a culturally responsive entrepreneurial training program for youth 11-17 years of age.

To support Mental Health and Wellness via the expansion of meditation, yoga, and other mental health activities into schools and neighborhood centers.

To support Mental Health and Wellness via the creation of gatherings that celebrates unique life experiences and creates opportunities to authentically network and support one another.

To hire St Pete residents to assist with debris clean-up in the City of St. Petersburg as a result of Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

To support residents, small businesses, and City of St. Petersburg employees recovering from Hurricane Helene.

To support Economic Mobility via the provision of wraparound services for unaccompanied minor youth.

For the provision of upfront capital as a grant to the City of St. Pete for 20 SSCRA residents at or below 120% of AMI who could not previously access capital from the City Housing Rehabilitation Assistance program due to financial hardship.

To support Mental Health and Wellness via the provision of mental health services for youth and parents and professional development for mental health professionals.

To support economic mobility via the expansion of education and career pathway programs for young adults served in a nontraditional educational ecosystem.

To support Economic Mobility via the enhancement of navigational supports that will connect homeless youth and adults to services.

To support Mental Health and Wellness via the expansion of the Foster Grandparents program serving K-5 grade youth who are struggling at school.

To support Economic Mobility via urban agriculture workshops and small business incubator training.

To support Economic Mobilty via an increase in healthy food access to individuals and families in South St. Petersburg while also curbing food waste.

To support Mental Health and Wellness via the expansion of Sickle Cell disease outreach and education.

To support the capacity of the organization to lead a capital campaign to build, open, and endow The Woodson African American Museum of Florida located in St Petersburg, Florida.

To support Economic Mobility via the provision of wraparound services for individuals returning to the community after serving time in jail or prison.

Community Tampa Bay empowers youth through leadership education. We create safe and healthy schools that maximize the success of all students through leadership training.

To support Economic Mobility via educational pathways for students to excel in healthcare careers.

To support Mental Health and Wellness via the provision of high-quality, integrated, and culturally responsive health services to individuals with substance use disorders.

To support Mental Health and Wellness for youth and families via the implementation of early education and literacy VPK classrooms and wraparound services for families.

To support deepening the impact of health initiatives.

The BHEA will develop a Score Card to promote the inclusion of evidence-informed best practices in healthcare organizations.

The Evaluation Study will evaluate the Pinellas County School District's Bridging the Gap data to assess the progress made in providing quality education for students towards reducing the Achievement Gap in 10 years.

To support economic mobility via the promotion of the significance of Juneteenth and local efforts to acknowledge and celebrate it.

Create a video series that promotes civic engagement.

FHSP and PEF embarked on a strategic partnership to further educational outcomes, boost education quality for all Pinellas County students, and have a baseline of data through research reports to take action.

To provide general operating support.

To influence systems change to achieve health via general operating support for Philanthropy Southeast to enhance philanthropic practices in the South.

To provide general operating support.

To support economic mobility through capacity-building to expand programming for women experiencing financial hardship due to interactions with the criminal justice system.

To support capacity-building via the inclusion of innovative outreach strategies that support increased membership.

To support Mental Health and Wellness for capacity-building via educational training of pharmacists and student pharmacists and the deployment of pharmacy-led services in the community.

To support the purchase of laptops and software to create ideas and new development with S.T.E.M utilizing AI to create scientific creations to advance technology in the new generation.

To support Mental Health and Wellness through capacity-building via the creation of an expressive arts therapy program.

To support Mental Health and Wellness through capacity-building via the creation of curriculum that will support active parental engagement of fathers.

To support Mental Health and Wellness through capacity-building via enhancement of additional programmatic supports.

To support economic mobility through capacity-building via development of financial literacy training materials for youth and parents.

To support economic mobility through capacity-building via expansion of financial literacy for youth entrepreneurs and their parents.

To support Mental Health and Wellness through capacity-building via the expansion of partnerships that will increase the ability of the FAITH Works program to provide food and mental health services.

To provide operating support for Board Development.

To build the capacity of faith-based human services organization to meet the unique needs of individuals accessing community services.

To influence systems change to achieve health via general operating support for the Florida Philanthropic Network to enhance philanthropic practices nationwide.

To support a market feasibility study, within a community development framework, to understand the local demand for retail services in S St. Pete in order to align businesses to meet those demands and ensure commercial viability.

MHCP produces the African American Health Forum, a full day, community health educational activity with presentations by health providers with an emphasis on health disparities. Exhibitors are invited and health screenings are provided.

In support of the three-to-five-year, $26.5 million capital campaign to build, open and endow a new 33,500 square foot building on five acres of land on 22nd Street in St. Petersburg.