Building Philanthropy for a better florida
| Florida Philanthropic Network is a statewide association of grantmakers working to strengthen philanthropy through research, education and public policy. FPN's members are private independent, corporate and family foundations, community foundations, public charity grantmakers and corporate giving programs - from Miami to Jacksonville; Naples to Pensacola - who hold over $8 billion in assets and invest over $600 million annually (excluding members located outside Florida) to improve the quality of life for our citizens. Our members vary widely in size, type, years of existence and program interests, but they all share a commitment to building philanthropy to build a better Florida. |
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FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL MEDIA! | FLORIDA COUNTS 2025 MINI-GRANTS This grant opportunity provides general operating funds to support partners ability to participate in an ongoing learning community focusing on the 2030 Census, American Community Survey, and civic engagement in Florida. Selected grantees will receive mini-grants ranging from $5,000-$10,000. PUBLIC POLICY & ADVOCACY CENTER FPN members, stay informed on Florida's latest activity during the 2024 legislative season. FPN IN THE NEWS We use our voice to inspire generations of philanthropists to build a better Florida. PHILANTHROPIC RESOURCES The Florida Philanthropic Network compiles resources & information for members looking for ways to assist. Members can also access program recordings and handouts here. JOIN OUR MAILING LIST If you are not a member of FPN, but want to hear about announcements, upcoming events, and receive our newsletter, sign up to join our mailing list! PHILANTHROPY'S NEW VOICE View the just-released research
project about building trust in philanthropy through narrative change "Philanthropy’s New Voice". GIVING IN NUMBERS 2024 EDITION CECP's Giving in Numbers™ is the leading resource on industry trends, with 23 years of data from over 600 top companies representing $439 billion in social investments. |