Community Partnership for Children
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About Community Partnership for Children
The foundation is strongly focused on child welfare in Florida, funding organizations that provide out-of-home residential care, therapeutic services, and case management for at-risk children and youth. Grants concentrate on both large statewide providers (e.g., Devereux, Children’s Home Society) and smaller local group homes and faith-based children’s homes, with noticeable emphasis on transition services for older youth leaving care. Many grantees receive multiple awards, indicating multi-year or sustained operational support for residential and behavioral-health programming.
Focus Areas
Out-of-home residential care and group homes for at-risk youth in FloridaCase management and therapeutic behavioral-health services for children and adolescentsIndependent living and transition programs for youth aging out of foster careFaith-based children’s homes and ministry-led residential programsCounty-level maternal/child prevention and Healthy Start initiatives (Volusia/Flagler)
Who They Fund
children and youth in out-of-home careresidents of residential/group homes
About Community Partnership for Children
Community Partnership for Children Inc’s recent funding is anchored by repeated large awards for Florida child welfare providers working with children in out-of-home care and transition-age youth. The biggest grant in the dataset is $4,197,539 to Devereux Foundation Inc in Orlando for out-of-home care, followed by $2,645,097 to the same organization in 2025. Neighbor to Family Inc in Daytona Beach also appears repeatedly, with grants of $2,245,396 in 2025 and $1,984,353 in 2024 for case management and therapeutic services. That pattern points to a funder supporting the full service continuum around foster care and residential placement, not just one program type. The foundation also backs independent living, group home care, prevention, and therapeutic support, with many awards going to established Florida child- and youth-serving organizations. Several recipients recur across multiple years, suggesting sustained operational support rather than isolated project funding. The grant list includes both large statewide providers and local organizations serving specific counties and communities.
What Community Partnership for Children Funds
Out-of-home residential care is a central theme. Community Partnership for Children Inc gave $1,262,043 to Florida United Methodist Children’s Home in Enterprise for out-of-home care and $815,450 to Choices House Inc in Sanford for the same purpose. Independent living is another clear priority: The Children’s Home Society of Florida in Orlando received $1,706,180, while Children’s Home Society in Winter Park received $1,622,220 for independent living. The foundation also funds residential group homes, including $1,029,350 to Unity House in Deltona and $783,645 to Unity House in Miami. Prevention work appears as well, with Bay Area Youth Services in Tampa and The House Next Door in Deland receiving grants for prevention-related programming.
How Community Partnership for Children Gives
Typical grant size is substantial: the 25th percentile is $151,279, the median is $402,584, and the 75th percentile is $787,790. The recent record shows repeat awards to the same organizations across multiple years, including Devereux Foundation Inc, Neighbor to Family Inc, Children’s Home Society, Unity House, Florida United Methodist Children’s Home, and others. That pattern indicates ongoing support rather than one-time grants. The foundation is classified as a regular funder and makes program-related investments. Its grantmaking in the dataset is directed to organizations rather than individuals.
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$20.2M
Total Assets
$26.6M
Total Revenue
$64.2M
Total Expenses
$64.3M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $151K and $788K, with a median of $403K.
25th Percentile
$151K
Median
$403K
75th Percentile
$788K
Geographic Reach
Local3 states funded
About 96% of grants go to recipients in FL.
Intensidad de financiamiento
BajaAlta
Sede
Leadership
KARIN FLOSITZ
Accepts unsolicited proposals
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