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    Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation

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    About Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation

    Working together to strengthen our surrounding communities by significantly improving the lives of our neighbors in need.

    Focus Areas

    HealthHungerHomelessnessEducationCapital projects/infrastructureTechnology/equipment for nonprofitsTransportation and vehiclesChildren & FamiliesIndividuals with Special NeedsSeniors

    Who They Fund

    Riviera Beach residents / Palm Beach County communitylow- and moderate-income families (up to 70% AMI)at-risk youth, runaway and homeless youth

    About Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation

    Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation’s largest recent commitments have gone to the Riviera Beach Community Health Center, including $5,111,654 in capital support and $3,151,131 for construction. That pattern points to a funder that backs place-based projects with large, sustained investments, especially in health and infrastructure for underserved residents in its giving area. The foundation also supported the Riviera Beach Health Initiative with $885,800 for staffing and operations, showing that capital spending is paired with support for implementation. The foundation’s grantmaking also reaches education and community stabilization work tied to Riviera Beach and the wider Palm Beach County area. It has funded the Riviera Beach Literacy Project through The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County, and it has supported affordable housing renovations through Community Partners of South Florida. Other grants have gone to medical equipment, food access, youth development, and services for families and people with special needs. Across those awards, the foundation emphasizes practical improvements to local nonprofit capacity and the delivery of services for underserved and disadvantaged residents.

    What Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation Funds

    Health is central to the foundation’s work. It gave $258,750 and $250,000 to Health Council of Southeast Florida for the Community Health Worker Program, which provides Riviera Beach residents with health education and connection to needed health and social services. It also funded Caridad Center Inc with $101,273 for essential medical equipment. Education appears through local literacy and youth-support efforts. The foundation gave $569,071 to The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County Inc for the Riviera Beach Literacy Project, and $100,000 to Path to College for the Catapult Youth Mentoring Center. Housing and food security are also prominent. In 2024, it awarded $250,000 to Neighborhood Renaissance Inc for a 43-unit affordable rental housing development, and in 2025 it gave $125,000 to CROS Ministries to enhance warehouse infrastructure for improved food distribution.

    How Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation Gives

    The typical grant size is $25,000 at the 25th percentile, $50,000 at the median, and $81,159 at the 75th percentile, but the recent grant list also includes several six- and seven-figure awards for capital projects and related implementation costs. The foundation uses an annual grants program and accepts unsolicited applications. Its grants are local and entirely concentrated in Florida, with recipients appearing in multiple years across the recent record, which suggests ongoing relationships rather than one-off awards. The funding mix includes capital support, staffing and operations, fiscal agent services, and targeted equipment purchases.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $18.4M

    Total Assets

    $15.2M

    Total Revenue

    $6.6M

    Total Expenses

    $10.7M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $25K and $81K, with a median of $50K.

    25th Percentile

    $25K

    Median

    $50K

    75th Percentile

    $81K

    Geographic Reach

    Local2 states funded
    Intensidad de financiamiento
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    Leadership

    Alan Rappaport

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    community health centers and primary carecommunity health worker outreach and care navigationfood security / food distribution (Food Farmacy, warehouse upgrades)affordable rental housing preservation and renovationsyouth services: mentoring, after-school, runaway/homeless youth sheltersrefugee integration and culturally specific family preservation (Maya)vocational training and employment for people with disabilities (autism)

    Where Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation Makes Grants

    Grant recipients are concentrated in Palm Beach County, especially Riviera Beach and nearby cities such as West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth Beach, and Jupiter. The recent grants list also includes Delray Beach-area and southern county recipients through the annual grants program. The foundation gives entirely in Florida, with 100% of grants to recipients in the HQ state. The record shows no non-U.S. recipient countries.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation

    What kinds of projects does Lost Tree Village Charitable Foundation fund?

    Its recent awards support health centers, literacy programming, affordable housing renovations, food distribution infrastructure, youth mentoring, medical equipment, and services for families and people with special needs. Several grants are explicitly tied to capital projects and facility improvements, alongside some staffing, operations, and equipment support.

    Does the foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes. Both listed annual grants programs accept unsolicited applications, and they focus on local nonprofit 501(c)(3) health and human service organizations within the foundation’s geographic giving area.

    What is the typical grant size?

    The typical grant size is $25,000 at the 25th percentile, $50,000 at the median, and $81,159 at the 75th percentile. Recent awards range much higher for capital and infrastructure work, including multiple grants above $100,000 and several in the hundreds of thousands or millions.

    Where does the foundation give?

    Its giving is local and entirely in Florida. The recent grants list shows concentration in Palm Beach County, especially Riviera Beach, with additional recipients in West Palm Beach, Boynton Beach, Palm Beach Gardens, Lake Worth Beach, Jupiter, and Delray Beach-area communities.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    ¿Quién puede postularse? Local nonprofit 501(c)(3) health and human service organizations working within the geographic giving area; projects should demonstrate strong community need, clear objectives, strategic implementation plans, organizational stability, committed program support, current financial statements, and a healthy/diversifying funding mix. Priority may be given to requests benefiting Riviera Beach residents.

    Fecha límite: LOI due August 19, 2026; grants awarded on a rolling basis from December through May.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    FoundCare IncWest Palm Beach, FL$5,111,6542025Capital support for the Riviera Beach Community Health Center.
    FoundCareWest Palm Beach, FL$3,151,1312025For the construction of the Riviera Beach Community Health Center.
    FoundCareWest Palm Beach, FL$885,8002025To support staffing and operations for the Riviera Beach Health Initiative.
    The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County IncLake Worth Beach, FL$569,0712025For the Riviera Beach Literacy Project.
    The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County IncBoynton Beach, FL$557,6222025For fiscal agent services to support the Riviera Beach Literacy Project.
    Community Partners of South FloridaRiviera Beach, FL$417,0892025For renovations at affordable housing units with a goal to energize and sustain healthy families and a thriving workforce in Palm Beach County
    Health Council of Southeast FloridaPalm Beach Gardens, FL$258,7502025For the Community Health Worker Program, which provides Riviera Beach residents with health education and connection to needed health & social services.
    Health Council of Southeast FloridaPalm Beach Gardens, FL$250,0002025For the Community Health Worker Program, which provides Riviera Beach residents with health education and connection to needed health & social services.
    American Heart AssociationWest Palm Beach, FL$132,0722025For the Food Farmacy Program in Riviera Beach, in partnership with the Riviera Beach Health Initiative.
    CROS MinistriesLake Worth Beach, FL$125,0002025To enhance warehouse infrastructure for improved food distribution within the hunger relief system.
    American Heart AssociationWest Palm Beach, FL$119,1062025For the Food Farmacy Program in Riviera Beach, in partnership with the Riviera Beach Health Initiative.
    Caridad Center IncBoynton Beach, FL$101,2732025To purchase essential medical equipment to enhance patient care quality and operational efficiency.
    Achievement Center for Children and FamiliesDelray Beach, FL$100,0002025To replace the roof of the Family Resource Center, which houses essential programs for hundreds of children and families.
    Habitat for Humanity Greater Palm Beach CountyLake Worth, FL$100,0002025For the Neighborhood Revitalization Program in Riviera Beach, which provides home repairs and improvements to enable families to live in safer, more secure homes.
    The Lord's PlaceWest Palm Beach, FL$100,0002025To replace the roof of Mann Place, which provides supportive housing and comprehensive wraparound services for men experiencing homelessness.
    Center for Child Counseling IncPalm Beach Gardens, FL$100,0002025For a mobile services vehicle to more effectively reach individuals experiencing barriers to mental health education and services and to address a consistent waitlist for services.
    Student ACES IncPalm Beach Gardens, FL$100,0002025To replace the roof at The Student ACES Center (The SAC), in Belle Glade which serves as an after-school and summer program for middle and high school student athletes.
    YMCA of the Palm BeachesLake Worth, FL$100,0002025To build a state-of-the-art community center and Olympic-style skate park.
    Place of Hope IncPalm Beach Gardens, FL$100,0002025For two passenger vans that will be used to transport foster children to school, doctors' appointments, activities, and places of employment.
    United Way of Palm Beach CountyWest Palm Beach, FL$100,0002025To improve food access and operations of food pantries and nonprofit organizations addressing food insecurity through kitchen, warehouse, and storage equipment for long-term improvements.
    Hispanic Human Resources Council IncWest Palm Beach, FL$100,0002025For playground equipment at the Child Development Center to enhance physical and socio-emotional skills of at-risk children.
    Path to CollegeWest Palm Beach, FL$100,0002025For the Catapult Youth Mentoring Center to support at-risk students aiming for college, with a vision of nurturing overlooked talents.
    Center for Child Counseling IncPalm Beach Gardens, FL$100,0002025To provide essential technology for trauma-informed programs to serve 5,000 children and families.
    For The Children IncLake Worth, FL$100,0002025To expand and renovate the historic Osborne School to continue to provide quality education and support services to deserving children and families.
    Place of Hope IncPalm Beach Gardens, FL$100,0002025For two passenger vans to transport the children, youth, and young adults living the POH campuses.
    211 Palm BeachTreasure CoastLantana, FL$100,0002025For the new hurricane-rated building to accommodate increased needs in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast.
    Gulfstream Goodwill Industries IncWest Palm Beach, FL$100,0002025For a walk-in cooler at the new bakery which will provide an opportunity for clients with disabilities to hone their culinary abilities and their customer service skills.
    Habitat for Humanity Greater Palm Beach CountyDelray Beach, FL$100,0002025For the Neighborhood Revitalization Program, which provides home repairs and improvements to enable families to live in safer, more secure homes.
    Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse IncDelray Beach, FL$100,0002025To upgrade the security monitoring equipment at the shelter and transitional housing campus.
    The Salvation ArmyWest Palm Beach, FL$100,0002025For the installation of Push to Open activation doors throughout the Center of Hope (COH) building to accommodate the increased number of physically disabled residents served by the newly launched Medical Respite program.
    Boys & Girls Club of Martin CountyHobe Sound, FL$100,0002025For the IGNITE Skills Boss Advanced Manufacturing System at the Hobe Sound Workforce Center to provide workforce training for Martin County youth.
    HomeSafeLake Worth, FL$98,8002025To replace furniture at the Lake Worth headquarters, which serves as the central hub for the agency, which is dedicated to protecting victims of child abuse and domestic violence.
    The Arc of Palm Beach CountyRiviera Beach, FL$98,4372025To enhance accessibility and safety for adult clients with disabilities through various improvements at the North Campus, including ramps, bathroom modernization, flooring replacement, and security enhancements.
    Palm Beach County Food BankLake Worth Beach, FL$97,5762025For equipment to deliver prepared meals to food insecure children and seniors in Palm Beach County.
    Caridad Center IncBoynton Beach, FL$97,1402025For specialty vision equipment that will allow the Vision Clinic to monitor and detect changes in the eye that could indicate eye diseases such as glaucoma or diabetic retinopathy.
    Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach CountyWest Palm Beach, FL$95,6342025To complete much-needed facility upgrades at the Smith & Moore Family Teen Center in Belle Glade, ensuring safety and security for members, staff and the community.
    Children's Home Society of FloridaWest Palm Beach, FL$95,0562025For renovations and to improve security at Safe Harbor, a temporary residential facility for youth who are in the midst of a crisis where they can find find immediate safety, counseling and basic necessities.
    Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach CountyWest Palm Beach, FL$95,0002025For safety upgrades at Neil S. Hirsh Family Boys & Girls Club in Wellington as part of a larger initiative to improve security for staff, clients and families.
    Achievement Center for Children and FamiliesDelray Beach, FL$90,0002025For a new activity bus to facilitate transportation and enhance the safety and well-being of children.
    Project LIFT IncPalm City, FL$88,2012025To equip the Automotive, Welding, & Carpentry departments with the tools necessary to provide a combination of mental health and vocational training to at-risk teens in Southern Martin County.
    Hispanic Human Resources Council IncWest Palm Beach, FL$88,1932025To improve the safety and security of the buildings and playgrounds at the child development centers.
    HomeSafeLake Worth, FL$86,9152025To update windows and doors with durable, energy-efficient impact glass, ensuring enhanced security and sustainability.
    The Salvation ArmyWest Palm Beach, FL$84,4042025For a wheelchair accessible van for the Medical Respite Center to serve medically-fragile homeless.
    YMCA of the Treasure CoastStuart, FL$82,0222025For the aquatics center in Indiantown.
    Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches IncLake Worth, FL$80,2802025To replace the aging roofs on three buildings in the Project SAFE permanent supportive housing complex two multi-unit dwellings and a small office building.
    YMCA of South Palm Beach CountyBoca Raton, FL$80,0002025To create a expanded and shaded outdoor area for outdoor activities for our YMCA's Camp and Afterschool programs.
    Drug Abuse Foundation Palm Beach CountyDelray Beach, FL$80,0002025To renovate and upgrade the Medical Detox unit, aiming to improve safety, access, and comfort for clients undergoing detoxification.
    Community Partners of South FloridaRiviera Beach, FL$79,3002025For building renovations to make St. Charles Place Manor safer for the disabled residents and their caregivers.
    The Triangle Club IncWest Palm Beach, FL$77,5002025To enhance the club's appearance and accessibility for meeting attendees and visitors which includes those in recovery with a focus on providing a safe environment for individuals battling substance abuse and addiction.
    The Banner Lake Club IncHobe Sound, FL$75,0002025For a modular classroom to expand infant care services.

    FoundCare Inc

    $5,111,654
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    Capital support for the Riviera Beach Community Health Center.

    FoundCare

    $3,151,131
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For the construction of the Riviera Beach Community Health Center.

    FoundCare

    $885,800
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    To support staffing and operations for the Riviera Beach Health Initiative.

    The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County Inc

    $569,071
    Lake Worth Beach, FL2025

    For the Riviera Beach Literacy Project.

    The Education Foundation of Palm Beach County Inc

    $557,622
    Boynton Beach, FL
    2025

    For fiscal agent services to support the Riviera Beach Literacy Project.

    Community Partners of South Florida

    $417,089
    Riviera Beach, FL2025

    For renovations at affordable housing units with a goal to energize and sustain healthy families and a thriving workforce in Palm Beach County

    Health Council of Southeast Florida

    $258,750
    Palm Beach Gardens, FL2025

    For the Community Health Worker Program, which provides Riviera Beach residents with health education and connection to needed health & social services.

    Health Council of Southeast Florida

    $250,000
    Palm Beach Gardens, FL2025

    For the Community Health Worker Program, which provides Riviera Beach residents with health education and connection to needed health & social services.

    American Heart Association

    $132,072
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For the Food Farmacy Program in Riviera Beach, in partnership with the Riviera Beach Health Initiative.

    CROS Ministries

    $125,000
    Lake Worth Beach, FL2025

    To enhance warehouse infrastructure for improved food distribution within the hunger relief system.

    American Heart Association

    $119,106
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For the Food Farmacy Program in Riviera Beach, in partnership with the Riviera Beach Health Initiative.

    Caridad Center Inc

    $101,273
    Boynton Beach, FL2025

    To purchase essential medical equipment to enhance patient care quality and operational efficiency.

    Achievement Center for Children and Families

    $100,000
    Delray Beach, FL2025

    To replace the roof of the Family Resource Center, which houses essential programs for hundreds of children and families.

    Habitat for Humanity Greater Palm Beach County

    $100,000
    Lake Worth, FL2025

    For the Neighborhood Revitalization Program in Riviera Beach, which provides home repairs and improvements to enable families to live in safer, more secure homes.

    The Lord's Place

    $100,000
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    To replace the roof of Mann Place, which provides supportive housing and comprehensive wraparound services for men experiencing homelessness.

    Center for Child Counseling Inc

    $100,000
    Palm Beach Gardens, FL2025

    For a mobile services vehicle to more effectively reach individuals experiencing barriers to mental health education and services and to address a consistent waitlist for services.

    Student ACES Inc

    $100,000
    Palm Beach Gardens, FL2025

    To replace the roof at The Student ACES Center (The SAC), in Belle Glade which serves as an after-school and summer program for middle and high school student athletes.

    YMCA of the Palm Beaches

    $100,000
    Lake Worth, FL2025

    To build a state-of-the-art community center and Olympic-style skate park.

    Place of Hope Inc

    $100,000
    Palm Beach Gardens, FL2025

    For two passenger vans that will be used to transport foster children to school, doctors' appointments, activities, and places of employment.

    United Way of Palm Beach County

    $100,000
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    To improve food access and operations of food pantries and nonprofit organizations addressing food insecurity through kitchen, warehouse, and storage equipment for long-term improvements.

    Hispanic Human Resources Council Inc

    $100,000
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For playground equipment at the Child Development Center to enhance physical and socio-emotional skills of at-risk children.

    Path to College

    $100,000
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For the Catapult Youth Mentoring Center to support at-risk students aiming for college, with a vision of nurturing overlooked talents.

    Center for Child Counseling Inc

    $100,000
    Palm Beach Gardens, FL2025

    To provide essential technology for trauma-informed programs to serve 5,000 children and families.

    For The Children Inc

    $100,000
    Lake Worth, FL2025

    To expand and renovate the historic Osborne School to continue to provide quality education and support services to deserving children and families.

    Place of Hope Inc

    $100,000
    Palm Beach Gardens, FL2025

    For two passenger vans to transport the children, youth, and young adults living the POH campuses.

    211 Palm BeachTreasure Coast

    $100,000
    Lantana, FL2025

    For the new hurricane-rated building to accommodate increased needs in Palm Beach County and the Treasure Coast.

    Gulfstream Goodwill Industries Inc

    $100,000
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For a walk-in cooler at the new bakery which will provide an opportunity for clients with disabilities to hone their culinary abilities and their customer service skills.

    Habitat for Humanity Greater Palm Beach County

    $100,000
    Delray Beach, FL2025

    For the Neighborhood Revitalization Program, which provides home repairs and improvements to enable families to live in safer, more secure homes.

    Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse Inc

    $100,000
    Delray Beach, FL2025

    To upgrade the security monitoring equipment at the shelter and transitional housing campus.

    The Salvation Army

    $100,000
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For the installation of Push to Open activation doors throughout the Center of Hope (COH) building to accommodate the increased number of physically disabled residents served by the newly launched Medical Respite program.

    Boys & Girls Club of Martin County

    $100,000
    Hobe Sound, FL2025

    For the IGNITE Skills Boss Advanced Manufacturing System at the Hobe Sound Workforce Center to provide workforce training for Martin County youth.

    HomeSafe

    $98,800
    Lake Worth, FL2025

    To replace furniture at the Lake Worth headquarters, which serves as the central hub for the agency, which is dedicated to protecting victims of child abuse and domestic violence.

    The Arc of Palm Beach County

    $98,437
    Riviera Beach, FL2025

    To enhance accessibility and safety for adult clients with disabilities through various improvements at the North Campus, including ramps, bathroom modernization, flooring replacement, and security enhancements.

    Palm Beach County Food Bank

    $97,576
    Lake Worth Beach, FL2025

    For equipment to deliver prepared meals to food insecure children and seniors in Palm Beach County.

    Caridad Center Inc

    $97,140
    Boynton Beach, FL2025

    For specialty vision equipment that will allow the Vision Clinic to monitor and detect changes in the eye that could indicate eye diseases such as glaucoma or diabetic retinopathy.

    Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach County

    $95,634
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    To complete much-needed facility upgrades at the Smith & Moore Family Teen Center in Belle Glade, ensuring safety and security for members, staff and the community.

    Children's Home Society of Florida

    $95,056
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For renovations and to improve security at Safe Harbor, a temporary residential facility for youth who are in the midst of a crisis where they can find find immediate safety, counseling and basic necessities.

    Boys & Girls Club of Palm Beach County

    $95,000
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For safety upgrades at Neil S. Hirsh Family Boys & Girls Club in Wellington as part of a larger initiative to improve security for staff, clients and families.

    Achievement Center for Children and Families

    $90,000
    Delray Beach, FL2025

    For a new activity bus to facilitate transportation and enhance the safety and well-being of children.

    Project LIFT Inc

    $88,201
    Palm City, FL2025

    To equip the Automotive, Welding, & Carpentry departments with the tools necessary to provide a combination of mental health and vocational training to at-risk teens in Southern Martin County.

    Hispanic Human Resources Council Inc

    $88,193
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    To improve the safety and security of the buildings and playgrounds at the child development centers.

    HomeSafe

    $86,915
    Lake Worth, FL2025

    To update windows and doors with durable, energy-efficient impact glass, ensuring enhanced security and sustainability.

    The Salvation Army

    $84,404
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    For a wheelchair accessible van for the Medical Respite Center to serve medically-fragile homeless.

    YMCA of the Treasure Coast

    $82,022
    Stuart, FL2025

    For the aquatics center in Indiantown.

    Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches Inc

    $80,280
    Lake Worth, FL2025

    To replace the aging roofs on three buildings in the Project SAFE permanent supportive housing complex two multi-unit dwellings and a small office building.

    YMCA of South Palm Beach County

    $80,000
    Boca Raton, FL2025

    To create a expanded and shaded outdoor area for outdoor activities for our YMCA's Camp and Afterschool programs.

    Drug Abuse Foundation Palm Beach County

    $80,000
    Delray Beach, FL2025

    To renovate and upgrade the Medical Detox unit, aiming to improve safety, access, and comfort for clients undergoing detoxification.

    Community Partners of South Florida

    $79,300
    Riviera Beach, FL2025

    For building renovations to make St. Charles Place Manor safer for the disabled residents and their caregivers.

    The Triangle Club Inc

    $77,500
    West Palm Beach, FL2025

    To enhance the club's appearance and accessibility for meeting attendees and visitors which includes those in recovery with a focus on providing a safe environment for individuals battling substance abuse and addiction.

    The Banner Lake Club Inc

    $75,000
    Hobe Sound, FL2025

    For a modular classroom to expand infant care services.