These foundations have a track record of funding health work in Florida, based on IRS 990 grant data. Use the list below to find funders aligned with your mission, then sign up free to see how well your nonprofit fits each one.
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EducationFamily and social servicesArt and culture+2 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be 501(c)(3) charities serving Palm Beach County residents, in good standing with the IRS, current with the Florida Secretary of State, and have filed a solicitation statement with the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services. Audited financial statements are required. Charities located outside Palm Beach County, individuals, private foundations, religious or politically affiliated organizations, debt reduction or operating deficits, capital projects, and bridge funding are not eligible. National organizations must apply through a local chapter with a local board of directors and a project or program benefiting Palm Beach County residents.
Youth and adolescent mental healthAnxiety and depressionTrauma and behavioral health+7 more
Who can apply: Applicants must be South Lake County nonprofits that have served the community for at least three years and can provide three years of IRS Form 990 filings. The Foundation's geographic and grant policy limitations also apply.
Who can apply: Priority is given to requests that create pathways to opportunities, such as art education or employment, especially for people with limited access to artistic experiences; preference for projects serving under-resourced communities and/or people with disabilities and for requests that address multiple focus areas.
Who can apply: Organizations and agencies must provide services to residents in OREMC's eight-county service area. Applicants must submit a completed application requesting a specific dollar amount and identifying the specific need, along with a project brief, IRS 501(c)(3) letter, board list, current-year budget and cash-flow or financial statements, three business references, and other required materials. Organizations may apply only once within a 12-month period and may reapply 12 months after all prior grant funds have been disbursed. Individuals, for-profit organizations, lobbying groups and political campaigns are ineligible. Churches and religious organizations are generally ineligible, but church-affiliated programs may be considered when they have direct community impact in an eligible funding area. Public and private schools and preschools may not apply directly, although foundations and other organizations may apply for projects benefiting them.
Health Care Costs & QualityHealth Care ConsolidationArtificial Intelligence+3 more
Who can apply: Journalists from national and local print, digital, trade, and broadcast news organizations, including nonprofit and for-profit news organizations, as well as freelancers, are welcome to apply.
Maternal health outcomesChronic conditions in pregnancyPerinatal mental health+4 more
Who can apply: Florida-based nonprofit organizations with documented expertise and experience improving maternal health outcomes. Proposed solutions should address maternal health outcomes for people with chronic conditions and/or provide perinatal and postpartum maternal mental health support. Special consideration is given to organizations serving under-resourced communities or rural Florida counties and using innovative AI-powered solutions.
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