High school student awarded $20K scholarship by FPL
Release Date:
05/25/2018
Florida Power and Light surprised Luis Andreu with the robotics scholarship, which helps students get involved with STEM education programs.
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Florida Literacy Awards Presented at 34th Annual Florida Literacy Conference
Release Date:
05/24/2018
Florida Blue Foundation announced the continuation of the Florida Health Literacy Initiative at the 34th Florida Literacy Conference.
Florida Blue Foundation Sponsors Statewide Health Literacy Grants Program
Release Date:
05/20/2018
Fourteen programs across the state of Florida have been awarded a one-year, 5,000 grant for the implementation of a health literacy program to benefit their Adult Education, ESOL, and family literacy students.
Volusia School News, May 18, 2018
Release Date:
05/18/2018
A new $10,000 grant will help Daytona State College design a system that recognizes work-based experience and non-traditional business and industry certifications for students to pursue an associate of science degree in Industrial Management Technology.
Welcome to the Inspired Giving podcast
Release Date:
05/18/2018
The Community Foundation of Tampa Bay and the Catalyst are teaming up to bring you the brightest minds in nonprofit, social enterprise and ...
Florida universities team up to transform tomorrow's workforce demands
Release Date:
05/17/2018
Through Helios Education Foundation's Florida Regional Student Success initiative a new program.
Kids READ fights 'summer slide' by targeting Sarasota's youngest struggling readers
Release Date:
05/17/2018
Program shows remarkable results in bringing children up to grade level in reading proficiency.
Give Day Tampa Bay Raises More Than $1.76 Million
Release Date:
05/16/2018
The Tampa Bay community donated more than $1.76 million during Give Day Tampa Bay, the 24-hour online giving challenge held May 1.
New community-based grant program led by Arts Council of Hillsborough County
Release Date:
05/15/2018
Many project-based grants given to arts organizations tend to be in centralized community hubs radiating from the downtown area, but what about the folks living on the outer edges of the county that might not have access to these programs?
Starting with the current Cultural Development Grants as a guideline, the Arts Council of Hillsborough County’s (ACHC) has pulled together a smaller sister program called the Community Arts Impact Grants (CAIG), which aim to bring the arts to underserved communities across Hillsborough County.
Hubs of Opportunity: A Big Bank Rolls Out More Urban Support
Release Date:
05/15/2018
If you live in a decently sized U.S. city, chances are you don’t live too far away from a branch of one of the Big Four banks: Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Citi. You probably bank with one of them yourself. Like it or not, these companies have become a ubiquitous feature of America’s urban landscape. In recent years, they've also been stepping up their philanthropic efforts.
Like many major corporations these days, the big banks are adopting more strategic approaches to giving that draw on their assets and are more in sync with company-wide objectives, including the quest for profit. From workforce and youth to community development and entrepreneurship, banks tend to support causes that boost the urban economies and labor forces they themselves thrive on. Along the way, they've become increasingly central players in big city philanthropy.
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