William R Watts Fndn Inc C/O Greaton & Greaton

About William R Watts Fndn Inc C/O Greaton & Greaton

The William R Watts Fndn Inc C/o Greaton & Greaton repeatedly makes $110,000 general grants to a small circle of South Florida institutions, with the same recipients appearing across multiple years. That pattern makes its funding style easy to read: it favors flexible support for established local organizations rather than one-off project funding. Among the clearest examples are United Way of Broward Cnty, United Way of Miami-dade, The Miami Foundation, Community Foundation of Broward, and First Presbyterian Church Ft Laud, each appearing in the recent grants list at the $110,000 level. The foundation also supports Boys Girls Clubs of Broward Cnty and Broward Cnty Chapter Salvation Army at the same grant size, reinforcing a portfolio centered on local community infrastructure. Beyond those flagship intermediaries, the grant list shows the foundation backing youth-serving nonprofits, congregational support, and social-service organizations in Broward and Miami-Dade counties. Smaller awards appear as well, including $25,000 grants to Washington University St Louis across three years and $10,000 grants to local organizations such as Pace Center for Girls Broward and Habitat for Humanity of Broward. The overall picture is of a locally focused funder that concentrates large, repeated general operating support in South Florida while making select smaller grants elsewhere.

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A major cause area is county-level intermediary support. The foundation gave $110,000 to United Way of Broward Cnty for general support and $110,000 to Community Foundation of Broward for general support, showing sustained backing for organizations that move resources through the region. Faith-based support is another clear strand. It awarded $110,000 to First Presbyterian Church Ft Laud for general support, indicating direct institutional support for a congregation in Fort Lauderdale. Youth development also appears in the recent grants list. Boys Girls Clubs of Broward Cnty received $110,000 for general support, and Pace Center for Girls Broward received $10,000, pointing to a second cluster of youth-serving grantees. Social services round out the portfolio. Broward Cnty Chapter Salvation Army received $110,000 for general support, while Camillus House received $10,000, both within the broader emergency and social-services pattern.

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