Safety Net Challenge nets nearly $1.3 Million for families and individuals in need...
...Read More
Welcome to the Grant and Scholarship Centers
The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties is a public charity offering individuals and institutions a vehicle for their philanthropy. Unlike a private foundation, the dollars available to the Community Foundation for grant distributions are from many sources, subject to specific terms and conditions established by the donors. The sources available to the Foundation for discretionary grantmaking are thus limited.
Since its founding, the Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties has awarded over $84 million in grants and scholarships throughout our region. Many of our grants are the result of the Community Foundation partnering with individual and institutional donors through donor advised funds and collaborative grantmaking initiatives. The terms and conditions affecting distributions from these sources are determined by the donors and partners, subject to IRS rules, regulations and best philanthropic practices.
About the Grantmaking Program
The Community Foundation is deeply committed to strengthening and encouraging innovation in the nonprofit sector. Visit our Grant Center to learn more.
About the Scholarship Program
The Community Foundation administers a scholarship program that each year helps local students pursue their dreams and goals at colleges, universities, and trade or technical schools after high school graduation. Visit our Scholarship Center to learn more.
Stories of Impact
Safety Net Challenge
Green Affordable Housing: Indiantown Nonprofit Housing
Selected Resources
 | Logic Model for Poverty Strategic Initiative: Strategy 1 |
Your Contact for Strategic Initiatives
 | Jillian Vukusich, Director of Community Investments 561.659.6800 |
“The Community Foundation helped me attend the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Education is wonderful - I love learning. It is a gift that keeps on giving for the rest of my life. It’s a permanent gift that the Community Foundation has given me.”
Christopher Love, Scholarship Class of 2005 Alumnus
