Consortium of Florida Education Foundations
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About Consortium of Florida Education Foundations
We connect individuals, organizations, and financial resources to build the capacity and impact of member local education foundations.
Focus Areas
K-12 educationstudent enrichmentteacher supportclassroom innovationearly learningliteracySTEMcollege and career readinessscholarshipsresiliencyadvocacycommunity partnerships
Who They Fund
public school students (K-12)public school teachers and staff
About Consortium of Florida Education Foundations
The Consortium of Florida Education Foundations Inc. is built around statewide partnerships that channel support through local education foundations, with public education as the central focus. Its recent grant record is dominated by repeated support for county and regional education foundations, including The Education Fund in Miami Lakes, Broward Education Foundation in Fort Lauderdale, and Hillsborough Education Foundation in Tampa. The pattern shows a funder working through local intermediaries rather than making isolated awards to individuals or unrelated nonprofits. The Consortium’s grantmaking connects to classroom innovation, student supports, teacher support, scholarships, and college and career readiness. That mix appears in both its active programs and its recent awards, where grants to local foundations are framed as support to enhance public education at the community level. The grant list also shows continuity over multiple years, with the same recipients appearing in 2023, 2024, and 2025. Within Florida, the funding reaches a broad set of public-school-related organizations, from district-linked education foundations to countywide scholarship and support groups. The overall picture is of a statewide education intermediary that uses partnerships to move money into local public education systems and school communities.
What Consortium of Florida Education Foundations Funds
A clear thread in the portfolio is direct support for local education foundations that strengthen public schools at the community level. For example, The Education Fund-Miami-dade received $689,399 in 2025, while Broward Education Foundation received $555,655 in 2024 and $537,692 in 2025. Teacher support is another recurring area. Hillsborough Education Foundation was awarded $518,120 in 2025, and The Foundation for Orange County Public Schools received $476,788 in 2024. The Consortium also backs county-based school improvement work through groups such as Education Foundation of Palm Beach County, which received $432,287 in 2025, and Jacksonville Public Education Fund, which received $263,513 in 2024. These grants fit the organization’s stated emphasis on classroom grants, teacher recognition, literacy, STEM, and college and career readiness.
How Consortium of Florida Education Foundations Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$8.9M
Total Assets
$2.9M
Total Revenue
$17.9M
Total Expenses
$17.4M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $31K and $153K, with a median of $71K.
25th Percentile
$31K
Median
$71K
75th Percentile
$153K
Geographic Reach
Local1 state funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
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