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    Heartland Workforce Investment Board

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    About Heartland Workforce Investment Board

    Provides employment and workforce training-related services at no cost to job seekers and employers in the Heartland (LWDA 19) region of Florida.

    Focus Areas

    Individual career services and workshopsOn-the-job training (OJT)Incumbent worker training (IWT)Customized training for employersEmployer training grants

    Who They Fund

    school-aged youth (students)out-of-school youth (disconnected youth)pregnant and parenting teens/adolescent parentsadolescents/teenagers

    Funding Style

    direct serviceprogram-specific grants

    About Heartland Workforce Investment Board

    Heartland Workforce Investment Board Inc directs its largest recent grants to South Florida State College for in-school youth services, out-of-school youth services, and teen pregnancy initiatives. Those awards, $608,881 in 2025 and $552,191 in 2024, show a repeated commitment to youth-serving work rather than one-off support. The foundation’s stated role is to provide employment and workforce training-related services at no cost to job seekers and employers in Florida’s Heartland (LWDA 19), and its active programs show that this includes direct service, employer training, and youth services. The grant record also points to a model built around workforce participation across life stages: youth programs, adult services, dislocated worker services, and employer-focused training. In practice, the funder appears to function as a local workforce intermediary that channels substantial resources into training and placement activity, with grants aligned to specific service programs rather than broad discretionary philanthropy. Its recent giving is entirely in Florida, centered on local workforce needs in the Heartland region.

    What Heartland Workforce Investment Board Funds

    Youth workforce and support services are a clear priority. The largest recent grant went to South Florida State College for in-school youth services, out-of-school youth services, and teen pregnancy initiatives, and the same purpose appeared again in the next year’s award. That pattern suggests sustained support for youth connected to school and for young people outside school settings. The program list also includes a WIOA Youth Program that provides employment and training services to youth participants in DeSoto County, Hardee County, and Highlands County. Beyond youth services, the foundation funds adult workforce development through a WIOA Adult Program serving the same multi-county area. Employer-side training is another core area: its Employer Training Grants and Customized Training programs help businesses upskill employees through subsidized, employer-specific instruction.

    How Heartland Workforce Investment Board Gives

    Typical grants are tightly clustered: p25 is $566,364, median is $580,536, and p75 is $594,708. The recent record shows repeat funding rather than a one-time award, with the same recipient and purpose funded in consecutive years. The foundation does not fund individuals and does not make program-related investments. Its structure reads as a direct-service workforce board with program-specific grants, including service funding tied to WIOA and employer training programs. Several active programs accept unsolicited requests, including incumbent worker training, on-the-job training, customized training, and quick response training.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $545K

    Total Assets

    $1.9M

    Total Revenue

    $3.2M

    Total Expenses

    $3.2M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $566K and $595K, with a median of $581K.

    25th Percentile

    $566K

    Median

    $581K

    75th Percentile

    $595K

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded
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    Where Heartland Workforce Investment Board Makes Grants

    Giving is fully local and fully in-state: 100% of grants go to recipients in Florida. Recent awards land in Avon Park, and the active service footprint includes DeSoto County, Hardee County, Highlands County, and Polk County. Program geography is centered on LWDA 19, the Heartland region of Florida, with some employer-training activity extending across Highlands, Hardee, and Polk counties. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Heartland Workforce Investment Board

    What kinds of programs does Heartland Workforce Investment Board Inc fund?

    Its active programs include employer training grants, WIOA Adult Program services, incumbent worker training, on-the-job training reimbursement, customized training, WIOA Youth Program services, Quick Response Training, and WIOA Dislocated Worker Program services. The focus areas listed for these programs center on workforce development, job training, career services, and employer-led skills training.

    Does Heartland Workforce Investment Board Inc fund youth services?

    Yes. The recent grants list includes a $608,881 award in 2025 and a $552,191 award in 2024 to South Florida State College for in-school youth services, out-of-school youth services, and teen pregnancy initiatives. The program list also includes a WIOA Youth Program serving DeSoto, Hardee, and Highlands counties.

    How does Heartland Workforce Investment Board Inc typically size its grants?

    Typical grants are tightly grouped around the high five-hundreds. The p25 grant size is $566,364, the median is $580,536, and the p75 is $594,708.

    Where does Heartland Workforce Investment Board Inc give?

    Its giving is local and entirely in Florida. The top grant-count state is FL, and 100% of grants in the dataset go to recipients in the headquarters state. Named recipient locations include Avon Park, FL.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2026

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2026.

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    Abierta ahoraRecepción continua / abierta

    Training Provider Application / Eligible Training Provider List (ETPL) Approval

    Workforce developmentVocational and occupational skills trainingIn-demand occupations+2 más

    ¿Quién puede postularse? Training providers must meet federal, state, and CareerSource Heartland eligibility requirements. Programs submitted must be listed on the local area Demand Occupations List, and providers must provide student-based information to Florida's Education Training and Placement Information Program (FETPIP). New providers or providers reapplying after termination must submit the Initial Eligibility application; currently approved providers seeking renewal must submit the Continued Eligibility application. All submitted programs are subject to review and must meet minimum performance requirements.

    Fecha límite: Applications and programs may be submitted at any time. The March 15, 2026 date applied to implementation beginning July 1, 2026.

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    Abierta ahoraRecepción continua / abiertaMonto: Variable

    Incumbent Worker Training (IWT) Program

    employee trainingskills developmentbusiness competitiveness+1 más

    ¿Quién puede postularse? Existing for-profit businesses seeking customized training for full-time employees.

    Fecha límite: Training dates referenced for program year; specific application windows not listed. Applications reference training start/end dates to fall within program year.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGEAVON PARK, FL$545,1142026IN-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, AND TEEN PREGNANCY INITIATIVES
    SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGEAVON PARK, FL$608,8812025IN-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, AND TEEN PREGNANCY INITIATIVES
    SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGEAVON PARK, FL$552,1912024IN-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, AND TEEN PREGNANCY INITIATIVES
    SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGEAVON PARK, FL$445,3162023IN-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES AND OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES

    SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE

    $545,114
    AVON PARK, FL2026

    IN-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, AND TEEN PREGNANCY INITIATIVES

    SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE

    $608,881
    AVON PARK, FL2025

    IN-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, AND TEEN PREGNANCY INITIATIVES

    SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE

    $552,191
    AVON PARK, FL2024

    IN-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES, AND TEEN PREGNANCY INITIATIVES

    SOUTH FLORIDA STATE COLLEGE

    $445,316
    AVON PARK, FL2023

    IN-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES AND OUT-OF-SCHOOL YOUTH SERVICES