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20242024“When you look beyond yourself to meet someone else’s needs, that’s where philanthropy starts and really feeling good about life begins.”1918 - 2007

22024 Board of DirectorsJan MoranChairman and PresidentFounding DirectorTom BlantonAssistant TreasurerFounding DirectorMelanie BurgessVice PresidentAssistant SecretaryFounding DirectorExecutive DirectorSusan EccherTreasurerDirectorIrv KiffinDirector Lucia LopezSecretary DirectorMichael G. Neam, M.D.DirectorMelvin T. Stith, Ph.D.Founding Director_____________Paul B. McCawley, Esq.Legal CounselThe mission of The Jim Moran Foundation is to improve the quality of life for the youth and families of Florida through the support of innovative programs and opportunities that meet the ever-changing needs of the community. The Jim Moran Foundation100 Jim Moran BoulevardDeereld Beach, Florida 33442(954) 429-2122www.jimmoranfoundation.orgMessage from the Chairman and PresidentIt’s hard to believe The Jim Moran Foundation will be celebrating its 25th anniversary in 2025. So much has changed in our communities since my husband decided he would make sure his heart’s desire to provide for children and families would endure beyond his lifetime. What has not changed is our dedication to continuing his legacy. I recall my husband once saying, “Helping to open doors of opportunity for a brighter future is what The Jim Moran Foundation is all about.” Because of his vision for the next generation, our new headquarters is under construction in Broward County — the place my husband called home. During this transition, we remain steadfast in fullling our mission to improve the quality of life for the youth and families of Florida through the support of innovative programs and opportunities that meet the ever-changing needs of the community. In this edition of Giving Back, I invite you to read inspiring stories from some of our longtime partners as well as new relationships that are serving and enriching the lives of others and helping them nd their own path to success. We are so very grateful to be able to honor Jim by being here to make a lasting dierence today, tomorrow and well into the future.Cover: Jim Moran encourages children on their way to summer camp (1994).Photo credit: Sun-Sentinel/TCA

Educating youth and empowering survivors of domestic violence3For 50 years, Women In Distress of Broward County, Inc., (WID) has remained committed to its mission to stop domestic violence for everyone and is the only nationally accredited, state-certied, full-service domestic violence center serving Broward County. Survivors and their children nd a safe place in the temporary housing provided at WID’s emergency shelter, which helps participants rebuild independence and prepare for brighter futures. In 1995, the rst Jim and Jan Moran Family Center opened, which consolidated all WID services into one location; and, in 2011, the new Jim and Jan Moran Family Center, supported personally by Jan Moran, allowed WID to increase its emergency shelter capacity to 136 beds and eight cribs and expand residential and nonresidential resources, such as therapeutic counseling for adults and children. With an ongoing partnership with The Jim Moran Foundation, education continues to be a key component in the prevention of domestic violence. Through the Education and Prevention team at WID, outreach programs are delivered to schools and community partners to promote healthy relationships WID’s Education and Prevention team works with high school peer counseling classes to raise awareness about teen dating violence.and behaviors. Workshops and support groups are also oered to participants in the emergency shelter. Through a crisis hotline, safe shelter, safety planning, counseling, education and outreach, Women In Distress is there to champion domestic violence survivors and help create a violence-free world where love doesn’t hurt.For additional information about Women In Distress of Broward County, Inc., please visit www.widbroward.org.

4A new beginning To learn more about Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse, Inc., please visit www.avdaonline.org.Founded in 1985, Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse, Inc., (AVDA) oers life-saving services while promoting violence-free, equitable relationships and creating the social changes necessary to end domestic and dating violence in Palm Beach County. One of the many individuals who found a new beginning at AVDA shared her story: I am a survivor of domestic violence, and by the grace of God, family, and Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse, I am still alive. My abuser picked me up in my lowest moment and treated me as if I was the only woman on the planet until he slowly isolated me. No matter what I did to make him smile, it just got worse and worse. He became increasingly controlling and demanding over everything. I was trapped in horror. When my mother passed away, he told me I was going to join her, and he tried to end my life. My sister helped me escape and told me to nd a safe place. I tried seeking safety, there were no doors open in my entire county. Then I traveled to another state, and he found me. I traveled through three states in a matter of days. I was alone and scared and in despair. I reached Florida, exhausted and continued seeking safety. Again, all doors closed, no beds anywhere until I found Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse (AVDA). Finally, I was rescued. They saved my life and have lifted me into someone I never thought I could be. I am thankful for them and the daily support and resources. Advocates provided access to transportation, employment seeking, healthcare guidance, nancial assistance, therapy, support groups, emotional support, social health support, secure housing, and basic necessities. Thank you, AVDA, for hearing my cry and revitalizing my soul, making life better as I step towards success. Healing and hope for children and familiesThousands of survivors receive life-saving, life-changing shelter and services through Hubbard House each year. Funded by The Jim Moran Foundation, individual and group counseling are part of Hubbard House’s comprehensive support of the Children Services Program, which serves children and families in its shelter as well as those living throughout Duval County. When a 6-year-old arrived at Hubbard House’s emergency domestic violence shelter with her mother and ve siblings, she was angry, distant and said she wanted a new family. Through the patience and hard work of the children’s counselor and family advocate at Hubbard House, that soon changed. They worked to not only build her trust, but also to create positive bonds with her mom, brothers and sisters. With intensive wraparound support in a caring and safe environment, she has opened up and now says she would not trade her family for anything. To learn more about Hubbard House, please visit www.hubbardhouse.org.Children’s counselor Nikkita (pictured above) and other staff at Hubbard House help families overcome trauma.

5Caring for seniors at homeHart Felt Ministries provides vital assistance for seniors in Duval County to age in their own homes with safety, dignity and grace. Since 2016, Hart Felt Ministries has developed a bridge of support for older adults experiencing hardship through its Hart Fund for services such as household appliance repair and replacement, yard maintenance, housekeeping and grocery deliveries. Mr. Jerry (pictured right) initially received support from The Hart Fund to pay his past due utility bill as well as help for rent and groceries. Volunteers have also installed a railing at Mr. Jerry’s front steps so he is able to enter and exit his home safely and easily. “I didn’t realize there were ministries that help seniors like you do,” Mr. Jerry told Hart Felt Ministries. “I had tried in the past to nd places and had not had any luck and now it’s changed my outlook on life.”For additional information about Hart Felt Ministries, please visit www.hartfelt.org.Creating community through theaterSlow Burn Theatre Company showcases the best of contemporary musical productions for audiences in Broward County. Recognizing that a lack of reliable transportation, high ticket prices and mobility diculties create barriers for seniors, the Elder Arts Program was developed to bring actor-led workshops to senior centers like the Cantor Center (pictured right). Each workshop features a theme that connects with a Slow Burn Theatre Company show and encourages those in attendance to learn choreography, practice their singing and even compete in trivia. Seniors are also invited to attend Slow Burn Theatre performances at the Broward Center for Performing Arts. Through these workshops and performances, the Elder Arts Program has forged a community for seniors For additional information about Slow Burn Theatre Company, please visit www.slowburntheatre.org.who may otherwise feel isolated and created an atmosphere where age is no longer an obstacle to enjoying theater.

6Pathways to self-sufciencyIn response to the growing crisis of housing insecurity, Broward Partnership has become the largest service provider for residents facing homelessness in Broward County. Through emergency shelter, housing navigation, employment assistance and a focus on overall well-being, Broward Partnership empowers individuals and families on their pathway to independence. A relationship that started with Jim and Jan Moran in 1999 to help open the Central Homeless Assistance Center (CHAC) has continued with The Jim Moran Foundation supporting family housing. Piloting one of the county’s rst rapid rehousing initiatives with Broward Partnership in 2013, more than 150 families have transitioned into stable housing through Families First! In 2021, The Foundation was also a part of helping bring Seven on Seventh, a mixed-use residential apartment community development, to Broward County. Located adjacent to the CHAC, Seven on Seventh oers 72 units of aordable housing, serving as a place of hope. Residents have access to comprehensive case management, which assists in navigating health and social service programs within the community. Additionally, the on-site Workforce Development and Training Hub provides opportunities to learn valuable employment skills. The Fitness Center promotes healthy lifestyle habits, while both children and adults can benet from the Interactive Library to enhance their educational pursuits. To learn more about Broward Partnership, visit www.bphi.org.“Seven on Seventh has been recognized throughout the state as a well-designed, high quality and refined answer to the demand of affordable housing for Broward County’s highly valued workforce and for those who found themselves homeless by way of job loss, eviction, physical and mental impairments. A natural evolution of Broward Partnership’s mission, Seven on Seventh was most recently lauded at the Urban Land Institute’s 2024 Vision Awards ceremony where Seven on Seventh was recognized with the Community Impact Award.” – Fran Esposito, Chief Strategy Officer Amy (pictured below) came to Broward Partnership with her dog, Diamond, after being in a car accident. While recovering from surgery, she was unable to work or pay her bills. After several years of being homeless, Broward Partnership gave her the stability she needed to rebuild her life. Amy now works as a vet tech, and she and Diamond have since moved into one of Seven on Seventh’s apartments. “I am so very grateful to Broward Partnership for providing us with safe shelter, food and kindness,” said Amy. “I am nally on the road to good health and feeling paw-sitive about my future. We’re working hard and looking forward to having a home just for the two of us.”

Since 1995, Sulzbacher has been helping individuals and families in Duval County nd their way home. The Sulzbacher Village for Women and Families (The Village) opened in 2018 as much more than a meal and bed, but a place to provide short-term and subsidized permanent housing within a continuum of care approach unique to each resident’s life circumstances. As a partner invested in family housing for more than a decade, The Jim Moran Foundation has supported Sulzbacher’s Rapid Re-Housing Program and The Village. Jamie (pictured left) arrived at Sulzbacher with her daughter and moved into one of the Village’s 70 aordable apartment units. Working with her case manager, she took advantage of the computer lab on campus to continue her education, while learning how to budget her nances, secure employment and regain hope. Brighter days aheadTo learn more about Sulzbacher, please visit www.sulzbacherjax.org.“Sulzbacher gave me my joy back.” –Jamie7As a community leader in providing stable housing, Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches demonstrates that having a safe place to call home is the rst step toward self-suciency. By oering case management, nancial literacy classes, academic and career counseling, and wraparound services, Adopt-A-Family takes a long-term approach to open doors for each individual’s journey toward independence. With four apartment complexes and scattered site homes, residents can nd hope and a fresh start. Brianna* and her three children arrived at Project SAFE Permanent Supportive Housing to begin planning for their future. To overcome her depression and anxiety, Brianna began meeting with Adopt-A-Family’s on-site therapists. Job coaches helped her nd employment and enroll in school where she is studying to become Building futures with housingFor additional information about Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches, please visit www.aafpbc.orga certied medical technician. Her daughters attended Adopt-A-Family’s Project Grow (pictured above), an afterschool program which provides educational, emotional and social support. The Youth Success Program also oers tutoring services and enrichment activities for middle and high school students.*Name changed for privacy

8Volta Music Foundation provides music education to students in underserved communities throughout Broward and Palm Beach counties. The After-School Program oers group instrument lessons where children learn to play violins and other stringed instruments that emphasize game-based music theory and skills development. Once instructors teach the fundamentals of music using box violins made from cardboard, the students then “graduate” to a violin of their own, provided at no cost to each child. In partnership with The Jim Moran Foundation, Volta provides lessons at the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County where children are encouraged to learn and play. After many months of practice on their instruments, the students have the opportunity to showcase their newfound talents. Making music togetherThis year, they performed multiple violin compositions for family and friends at the Pompano Beach Amphitheatre (pictured above).Developing Dreams Foundation provides arts and media technology education through its F.A.M.E. (Fostering Arts and Music Education) Caravan at community centers and schools in Broward County.Students from elementary through high school participate in innovative classes that encourage creative expression and teach practical skills in a supportive environment guided by instructors who are working artists. A tailored curriculum provides discipline and teamwork with a focus on self-respect and unity. Music production workshops allow aspiring young musicians to experiment with melodies by creating their own original compositions while video production sessions transform student ideas into stories told through learned lmmaking techniques. Dance, music, graphic design and photography classes also motivate students toexplore the subject area of their choice and discover future careers in the arts. Students who nd their passion in the arts are given the opportunity for internships through Developing Dreams Foundation’s network of professionals. Inspiring a new generation To learn more about Developing Dreams Foundation, please visit www.developingdreamsfoundation.org.For additional information about Volta Music Foundation, please visit www.voltamusicfoundation.org.

Congratulations to our 2024 Jim Moran ScholarsIn partnership with Florida State University (FSU), The Jim Moran Foundation annually selects up to two hardworking high school seniors from North and South Florida to receive a four-year, needs-based scholarship with funding provided through the Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship. Established by our founder in 1996, this legacy scholarship provides Black students with an opportunity to succeed through education regardless of their nancial barriers.North Florida ScholarJasmyn Major (pictured right) graduated from Jean Ribault High School in Jacksonville with dual-enrollment at Florida State College at Jacksonville. While in high school, she held a part-time job at a restaurant and also participated in National Honor Society, Beta Club, Student Government Association, and Pearls of Perfections. Jasmyn’s community service included being a YMCA summer camp counselor and READ USA tutor. At Florida State University, she is majoring in human development and family science. Jasmyn believes she has what it takes to make a dierence and wants to help others in need – saying, through this scholarship, “…I can do exactly what Jim Moran would want me to.”South Florida Scholar Born and raised in South Florida, Khalise Richard (pictured left) graduated from Miramar High School’s International Baccalaureate program with interests in history, psychology and biology. She was active in National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, Key Club, Mentoring Tomorrow’s Leaders and Principal’s Advisory Board. Among her volunteer activities, Khalise most enjoyed tutoring and mentoring children at Miramar Police Athletic League Center. Khalise began Florida State University in the Quest Scholars Program through CARE and is majoring in behavioral neuroscience with a career goal in neuropsychology. “The future belongs to those who prepare for it.” 9

Entrepreneurship thrives at Jim Moran College and Jim Moran Institute10The integration of the Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship (JMI) and the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship (JMC) at Florida State University has enhanced the educational opportunities for students, small business owners, nonprots, and veterans and their families throughout Florida. As the nation’s rst standalone College of Entrepreneurship at a public university, JMC is dedicated to providing students across all disciplines with the education and skills they need to become entrepreneurs.Supporting student creatorsIn 2024, JMC launched a partnership with Student-Made, an organization that works with universities to provide student entrepreneurs with connections, support and hands-on experiences. Through a custom online marketplace, www.studentmadeoridastate.com, and various pop-up events (pictured left), FSU student entrepreneurs sell and promote their products and services.Community Bootcamp for EntrepreneursIn collaboration with JMI and JMC, Leon Entrepreneurship and Adversity Program (LEAP) focuses on individuals experiencing economic or other hardships while trying to start and grow businesses of their own in the Big Bend region. Program participants take part in an interactive Community Bootcamp for Entrepreneurs to learn about all facets of successful ventures, with an emphasis on how to develop businesses with limited resources and to think and act in entrepreneurial ways. Established in 1995, JMI oers the following resources at no charge: Small Business Executive Program, Nonprot Executive Program, CEO Peer2Peer Groups, Expert Speaker Series, Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans Accelerate and Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans Families. “We are indeed blessed to be able to promote the entrepreneurial mindset, hard work, and perseverance that Jim Moran has shown us through his life’s accomplishments,” said Susan Fiorito, dean of the Jim Moran College.

For more information about the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship and the Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship and its outreach programs, please visit jimmorancollege.fsu.edu and jimmoraninstitute.fsu.edu.1111(Back row, from left) Jim Moran Institute Assistant Dean Wendy Plant, Jim Moran College Dean Susan Fiorito, The Jim Moran Foundation Founding Director and Dean Emeritus of the FSU College of Business Melvin T. Stith, The Jim Moran Foundation Board of Director Lucia Lopez, FSU President Richard McCullough and First Lady Dr. Jai Vartikar (Front row, from left) Current and past Jim Moran Scholars Efrata Woldmariam, Kenny Alexis, Samantha Dieujuste, Khalise Richard, Jasmyn Major, Stephanie Adebaworin, Darrell Worrell and Guillaume ToussaintJim Moran Scholars Ceremony & ReceptionIn October, Florida State University recognized freshmen Jasmyn Major from North Florida and Khalise Richard from South Florida as 2024 Jim Moran Scholars during a reception at the Jim Moran Building in downtown Tallahassee. This year marked the 50th scholar inductee since Jim Moran founded the program in 1996.“I hope that with the support of this scholarship you will continue to persevere and do your very best at Florida State University for, after all, I believe this is yourright place and right time to achieve your dreams.” – Jan MoranAs one of the guest speakers, 2014 South Florida Jim Moran Scholar Kenny Alexis reected on his experience and shared lessons learned with current scholars. He encouraged them to embrace FSU’s diverse campus, meet new people, listen to different perspectives, continue learning in and outside the classroom, and mentor younger students. “There is no greater gift than to be able to give back to someone without expecting something in return,” he said. Kenny earned a degree in actuarial science, became an actuarial analyst in Washington, D.C., and now works for a large multinational insurance company in New Jersey.

The Jim Moran Foundation serves the communityThe Foundation funds programs throughout the year. The following grants were awarded betweensummer 2023 and summer 2024.12211 Broward - $55,000Senior Touchline Program provides daily contact for vulnerable seniors to ensure their well-being while remaining independent in their homes.Ability Housing, Inc. - $150,000Northeast Florida Villages provides individuals and families in Duval County with aordable housing, case management and support services.Achievement Centers for Children & Families - $135,000Family Support Program nurtures children and strengthens families in Palm Beach County.Adopt-A-Family of the Palm Beaches, Inc. - $200,000Residential Programming provides individuals and families with housing options and wraparound services in Palm Beach County.Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse, Inc. (AVDA) - $125,000Casa Vegso Transitional Housing in Palm Beach County provides housing and services for survivors of domestic violence.Alzheimer’s Community Care - $60,000Family Nurse Navigator supports families aected by Alzheimer’s disease with resources and services in Palm Beach County.American Association of Caregiving Youth - $100,000Caregiving Youth Project provides support, skill building and mentoring for students in Palm Beach County who are caregivers in their families.Ann Norton Sculpture Gardens, Inc. - $30,000Creates enriching experiences for children and families in Palm Beach County through nature, art, music and history.Arc Broward - $177,000Mission support and Intensive Senior Day Program provides older adults with intellectual and developmental dierences with engagement, socialization and services to maintain a healthy and more independent lifestyle.The Arc Jacksonville - $100,000ASK (Advocacy, Support and Knowledge) provides individuals with intellectual and developmental dierences and their families with help in identifying and accessing resources for better overall well-being.The Arc of Palm Beach County - $70,000Senior Residential Support Care Program helps those with intellectual and developmental dierences remain independent in their homes.The Arc of the Glades, Inc. - $70,000Young Adult Transition Program in western Palm Beach County provides job skills and employment assistance to help participants with intellectual and developmental dierences gain independence.Ascension St. Vincent’s Foundation - $101,500Mobile Health Outreach Senior Housing Program in Duval County provides accessible services and resources to improve overall well-being for older adults.

13Autism After 21, Inc. - $30,000SOAR (Summer Opportunity for Adult Readiness) provides young adults with post-secondary experiences and career readiness in Palm Beach County.Azul Fashion Art & Design, Inc. - $6,000Follow the Thread empowers adults of all abilities through artistic design and exploration in Palm Beach County.Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy - $50,000ReadSquad matches high school students with elementary school students in Broward County to improve literacy skills and provide positive role models.Beaches Council on Aging, Inc. - $40,000Dial-a-Ride & Beaches Senior Network enrich the lives of isolated seniors and disabled individuals in Duval County’s Beaches communities by oering access to transportation and social service connections.BEAM - $65,000Senior Services Program provides emergency assistance, nutritious food and resources to help older adults in Duval County live safely and independently in their homes.BEAM - $55,000Single Parent Program provides single mothers with young children in Duval County with peer support, case management, and educational and employment pathways.Best Buddies in Palm Beach - $75,000Best Buddies Transition Program provides high school students and other young adults with intellectual and developmental dierences with career readiness and connections to employment.Best Foot Forward Foundation, Inc. - $150,000Grounded for Life Program and College and Beyond Program provide high school and college students who have lived experience in the foster care system with academic support and guidance in Palm Beach County.Big Brothers Big Sisters of Broward County - $125,000Path to 3000 provides one-to-one mentoring, guidance and opportunities to help children realize their greatest potential.Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Florida - $90,500Little Steps Big Futures Program provides students in Duval County with mentoring and academic support.Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach and Martin Counties, Inc. - $63,000School to Work Program provides youth in Palm Beach County with insight into post-secondary education and career opportunities through mentoring, employability and life skills training, and workplace visits.BiG Children’s Foundation - $30,000Provides vulnerable teens in Broward County with mentorship and enriching experiences for better overall well-being.Boynton Beach Faith Based Community Development Corporation - $101,000Aging in Place helps seniors remain healthy and maintain their independence.Boynton Beach Faith Based Community Development Corporation - $59,000Family Strengthening Program provides case management, housing assistance and connections to community resources for long-term self-suciency.

14Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County - $301,500Saturday Program provides children and teens with academic enrichment, recreational activities and nutritious snacks and meals.Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County - $102,000Social and Emotional Learning Program supports an environment of overall well-being for Club members and their families and development opportunities for sta. Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida - $90,000 CareerLaunch at the Citi Teen Center provides academic assistance, mentoring, case management, job readiness and internships for youth in Duval County.Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County - $300,000Career Bound at the Belle Glade Teen Center provides academic assistance, career exploration and work-based learning experiences for Club members and alumni.Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County - $125,000Project FACT (Fathers and Children Together) empowers and mobilizes fathers and father gures to become more actively and positively engaged in their children’s lives.Boys Town South Florida - $159,500Care Coordination and In-Home Family Services provide counseling and case management to strengthen families and create a safe, nurturing home environment for children to learn and grow in Broward County.Brooks Health Foundation - $30,000School Re-Entry Program provides support and resources to help children in Duval County transition back to school after an illness or injury.Broward Housing Solutions - $200,000 Senior Solutions provides housing stability for older adults in Broward County.Broward Housing Solutions - $63,000Youth Solutions provides young adults with lived experience in the foster care system with safe, supportive and aordable housing in Broward County.Broward Partnership - $300,000Families First! provides families who are homeless and those at risk of being homeless with support and resources to more rapidly achieve housing stability and self-suciency.Broward Partnership - $100,000Partners in Health provides individuals who are homeless with physical and mental health screenings, medical and dental care, and referral services.Camelot Community Care - $110,000Life Transitions Program provides extended independent living services and support for young adults in Broward County with lived experience in the foster care system.Canine Assisted Therapy, Inc. - $25,000Canine Comfort for Seniors increases socialization, reduces stress and improves well-being for older adults through pet therapy in Broward County.Cantor Center - $110,000Mission support and Living Room Project provide seniors in Broward County with a safe place to socialize with engaging activities to help reduce isolation and improve overall well-being.Caridad Center - $40,000Provides individuals and families in Palm Beach County with mental health services.Caridad Center - $40,000Social Services Program provides families in Palm Beach County with case management and emergency assistance.

15Cathedral Arts Project - $40,000Creating the Future: Learning and Leading in the Arts provides youth in Duval County with arts education, music therapy and interactive creative experiences to encourage self-condence.Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Palm Beach - $50,000Elder Aairs Guardianship and Case Management ensures the safety and overall well-being of vulnerable seniors.Center for Child Counseling - $165,000Child and Adolescent Trauma Services provides counseling for children to improve overall well-being and strengthen families in Palm Beach County.Center for Family Services of Palm Beach County, Inc. - $63,000Individual and Family Counseling provides accessible therapy and other mental health services to promote healing and well-being.Center for Hearing and Communication - $28,000Provides students who have hearing loss with after-school transportation for academic enrichment, encouragement and socialization in Broward County.Center for Trauma Counseling - $100,000Mobile Hope Clinic provides on-site mental health and wellness services at select Boys & Girls Clubs, senior centers and senior housing in Palm Beach County.Children’s Harbor - $155,000Academic and Life Skills Program and Maternity Homes provide nurturing, educational support and mentoring for children and young mothers with lived experience in foster care in Broward County.The Children’s Healing Institute - $62,000Parent Aide Program provides home-based education and guidance for Palm Beach County parents and caregivers to prevent child abuse and create safer, stronger families.Children’s Services Council of Broward County - $590,000Collaborative funding supports a holistic system of care for young adults transitioning into independent living.Children’s Services Council of Broward County - $200,000Collaborative funding supports children in the care of relatives or non-relatives with services to sustain a stable home life while parents or caregivers work toward creating stronger, healthier families.Children’s Services Council of Broward County - $30,000Read for the Record provides every four- and ve-year-old with a book to take home to encourage early literacy for a lifetime of learning.CityHouse - $75,000Home and Hope Project provides long-term supportive housing and case management for mothers and their children facing homelessness in Palm Beach County.Clarke Schools for Hearing and Speech - $15,000Clarke Florida Listening and Spoken Language Services provides children in Duval County who are deaf and hard of hearing with listening, learning and language skills during the summer.Clinics Can Help, Inc. - $30,000Senior Education Program provides refurbished durable medical equipment and training on the use of assistive devices to improve the overall well-being and health of older adults in Palm Beach County.

16Coast to Coast Legal Aid of South Florida, Inc. - $710,000In collaboration with Goodman Jewish Family Services, Senior Citizen Continuum of Care Project provides seniors at risk of homelessness in Broward County with legal services, case management, wraparound services and emergency nancial assistance for long-term self-suciency in their homes.Coast to Coast Legal Aid of South Florida, Inc. - $150,000Mobile Justice Squad provides no-cost legal assistance to isolated and homebound older adults in Broward County.Communities In Schools of Jacksonville - $367,000Student Enrichment Program provides comprehensive in-school dropout prevention and support services for high school students in Duval County.Communities In Schools of Palm Beach County, Inc. - $140,000Charting for Success Program provides students who attend Glades Central High School and Lake Shore Middle School in Belle Glade with the guidance, tools and resources to prepare for bright futures.Community Based Connections, Inc. - $227,000Awesome Dads Awesome Men Fatherhood Mentoring Program encourages and equips fathers and father gures in Broward County to be more positively engaged with their children.Community Enhancement Collaboration, Inc. - $60,000Mission support and pantry programs to provide nutritious food for individuals and families in Broward County.Community Partners of South Florida - $100,000Child and Family Mental Health Services provides therapeutic and family strengthening support in Palm Beach County.Community Reconstruction Inc. - $200,000Rites of Passage 2nd Generation provides positive youth development, promotes academic success and coordinates internships for students at Cypress Run Education Center in Broward County.Connect to Greatness, Inc. - $50,000Lunchbox Talks empower and inspire African American/Black boys in Palm Beach County to become leaders and changemakers in the world.Cox Science Center and Aquarium - $30,000Museums for All provides young learners and their families with access to high-quality, hands-on immersive science experiences in Palm Beach County.Cox Science Center and Aquarium - $30,000STEM Passport Program provides in-school science learning opportunities and museum eld trips for elementary school students in Palm Beach County.Crockett Foundation - $125,000Coding in Academics provides engaging hands-on learning to help students attending Margate Middle School prepare for brighter futures.CROS Ministries - $90,000Community Food Pantry and Gleaning programs provide groceries and fresh produce for residents experiencing food insecurity in Palm Beach County.Daniel Kids - $100,000Project Prepare provides young adults who are homeless in Duval County with housing and resources to successfully transition into independence.

17Delores Barr Weaver Policy Center - $100,000See the Girl: It’s Elementary provides individualized care and case management to encourage elementary school students in Duval County to achieve their greatest potential.DePorres P.L.A.C.E. - $15,000Mission support to provide basic education and ESOL classes for individuals in Palm Beach County to promote learning and strengthen families.Developing Dreams Foundation, Inc. - $15,000F.A.M.E. (Fostering Arts & Music Education) Caravan provides youth in Broward County with positive engagement and career exploration through an introduction to media arts and technology.Digital Vibez, Inc. - $130,000Digital Expressions: Lifetime of Consequences and Summer Camp encourages children in the Glades area of Palm Beach County to make positive choices through the arts, recreation and technology.Digital Vibez, Inc. - $75,000Technology Lab on Wheels brings media arts and technological resources to after-school and community-based sites throughout Palm Beach County.Dream Beyond Your Journey - $20,000Supporting Recovering Mothers with Children provides safe housing and an encouraging environment to help women on their path to long-term good health and self-suciency in Broward County.Dress for Success Palm Beaches - $30,000Road to Success Head to Toe Program provides mentoring, employment preparation and connections to help women on their path to self-suciency.Eat Better Live Better, Inc. - $20,000Grocery Assistance Farmers Market provides fresh food for individuals and families in Palm Beach County.Education Foundation of Palm Beach County, Inc. - $30,000STARS (Supporting Teachers to Accelerate Reading) provides coaching and professional development for elementary school educators to improve students’ literacy skills.EJS Project - $30,000Summer camp provides academic enrichment, leadership skills, career exploration and internship opportunities for youth in Palm Beach County.El Sol, Jupiter’s Neighborhood Resource Center - $100,000Self-Suciency Program provides case management, resources and employment opportunities for day laborers in a safe environment.ElderSource - $210,000Senior to Senior Program in Duval County provides resources for older adults in crisis to help them remain safe and independent in their homes.Every Mother’s Advocate - $30,000Empowers mothers in Broward County through advocacy, connections and resources to raise their children in stable and nurturing homes.Exceptional Theater Company, Inc. - $20,000Mission support to provide teens and adults with developmental dierences the opportunity to experience the power of art and theater in Broward County.Families First of Palm Beach County - $168,000Behavioral Health Services provides therapeutic mental health support to strengthen families in Palm Beach County.

18Family Promise of Jacksonville - $30,000Stable Families, Stronger Communities provides families who are homeless with shelter, resources and services to secure stable housing and long-term self-suciency.Family Promise of Southeast Florida - $30,000Road to Independence provides families in Palm Beach County who are homeless with shelter, resources and services to secure stable housing and long-term self-suciency.Fantasy Theatre Factory - $90,000Mission support and Bringing Books to Children provide pre-kindergarten and elementary school students in Broward County with an early introduction to the joys of reading through live theater performances and take-home books.Farmworker Childrens Center, Inc. - $80,000Help with Homework, Reading Adventures and Campo Alegre provide after-school tutoring and enriching summer activities for children in Palm Beach County.Farmworker Coordinating Council of Palm Beach County, Inc. - $70,000Education Programs provide elementary school students and their families with tools and resources to help prepare them for brighter futures.Farmworker Coordinating Council of Palm Beach County, Inc. - $80,000People In Need Program provides individuals and families with case management and emergency assistance to help create stability and maintain self-suciency.Faulk Center for Counseling - $35,000Schools Preventive Counseling Program provides elementary and middle school students in Palm Beach County with supportive peer-to-peer groups to encourage healthier decision-making and relationship-building.Faulk Center for Counseling - $50,000Senior Programs enrich the lives of older adults in Broward and Palm Beach counties through engagement and social connections for better overall well-being.Feed the Hungry Pantry of Palm Beach County - $50,000Emergency Healthy Food Initiative provides individuals and families in unexpected crisis with responsive access to nutritious food.Feed the Hungry Pantry of Palm Beach County - $150,000Food Distribution and Delivery Program provides nutritious food for individuals and families.Feeding Northeast Florida - $250,000Prescriptive Nutrition Program provides nutrition counseling and healthy food for individuals in Duval County with food insecurity and chronic medical conditions.Flamingo Gardens, Inc. - $30,000Environmental Education Program connects students in Broward County with nature through hands-on experiences and eld trips.FLIPANY - $30,000Community Food Project provides adults and families in the Glades area of Palm Beach County with healthy food and nutrition education.FLITE Center - $60,000College Boost provides youth who have lived experience in foster care in Broward County with tutoring and support to earn their GED or high school diploma and pursue post-secondary education and career pathways.

19FLITE Center - $200,000TIL (Transitional Independent Living) Housing Program provides youth who have lived experience in foster care in Broward County with help in locating, securing and maintaining safe, aordable housing.Florida Outreach Center for the Blind, Inc. - $50,000Mission support to provide the tools and training for individuals in Palm Beach County who are blind and visually impaired to help them reach their personal goals and live independently.Florida State University Foundation - $3,000,000Supports the Jim Moran College of Entrepreneurship at Florida State University and expanded outreach through the Jim Moran Institute for Global Entrepreneurship to provide small business owners, nonprot leaders and participants in Entrepreneurship Bootcamps for Veterans with experiential management and leadership training.Florida Youth Orchestra - $210,000Music STEPS (Students Transformed through Education and Performance Skills) provides access to musical instruments with after-school group lessons and enrichment in Broward County elementary schools.Foster Closet - $14,000Urgent Needs and Tutoring Program strengthens families in Duval County through immediate assistance for children in their care.Freedom Waters Foundation, Inc. - $20,000Provides therapeutic boat experiences for individuals with intellectual or developmental dierences and their families in Broward and Palm Beach counties.The Fuller Center - $45,000Childcare Workforce Development Initiative provides a pathway to economic mobility while creating a pipeline of experienced, credentialed early learning educators in Palm Beach County.Gateway Community Outreach, Inc. - $30,000Bridging the Gaps provides food, case management and emergency assistance for families in Broward County who are hungry and in crisis.Giving Closet Project - $30,000The Essential Angels Program provides clothing and personal hygiene items for students in Duval County.The Glades Initiative, Inc. - $325,000Connecting the Glades — Seniors and Food Security programs provide nutritious food for residents of western Palm Beach County as well as resources and case management for seniors.Gold Coast Down Syndrome Organization, Inc. - $20,000Provides education and advocacy for children and adults with Down syndrome in Palm Beach County.Goodwill Industries of North Florida, Inc. - $100,000A-STEP supports adults in Duval County in the completion of a certication or post-secondary degree to create a career pathway toward success and self-suciency.Habilitation Center for the Handicapped - $75,000Inclusive Opportunity for People with Lifelong Disabilities provides training, resources, and preparation for supported employment and other enriching experiences for individuals in Palm Beach County.

20HACER Ministry Corp. - $30,000La Casita Food Pantry provides nutritious groceries to those who are food insecure in Palm Beach County.Hands Together for Haitians, Inc. - $10,000Food Security Initiative provides nutritious groceries to help improve the health and well-being of Palm Beach County residents.HANDY, Inc. - $45,000Benets Coordination provides young adults and their families in Broward County with access to resources and services to improve overall well-being.HANDY, Inc. - $155,000E-Merge provides enhanced life skills training, counseling, emergency support and employment assistance for young adults in Broward County.HANDY, Inc. - $100,000Senior Housing provides safety and stability for older adults in Broward County. Hart Felt Ministries - $75,000The Hart Fund provides vulnerable seniors in Duval County with compassionate care and resources to remain independent.Harvest Drive, Inc. - $50,000Provides nutritious food and other essentials at Thanksgiving and throughout the year for children and families in Broward County.Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Broward County - $100,000Moms4Wellness provides assessments, health education, exercise sessions and nutrition counseling for women.Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition of Palm Beach County - $50,000Caps & Cribs Teen Mom Mentor Program provides high school students who are pregnant or parenting with guidance and support to continue their education and achieve self-suciency.Heart2Heart Outreach of South Florida - $50,000Relief C.A.R.E. (Connect, Advocate, Respond, Engage) provides respite support for caregivers of family members aging in place in Broward County.Henderson Behavioral Health, Inc. - $100,000Wilson Gardens Apartments provide transitional housing and holistic support for young men in Broward County who have lived experience in foster care.Her 2nd Chance, Inc. - $60,000Wellness Works encourages and empowers women in recovery in Palm Beach County to succeed in their transition back into the workforce.Here Tomorrow - $150,000Preventing Suicide One Conversation at a Time provides hope and healing for individuals and their families in Duval County through peer support and mental health counseling.Hispanic Unity of Florida - $381,500Center for Working Families empowers immigrants and other residents in Broward County to secure employment and become self-sucient and civically engaged.The Holocaust Documentation and Education Center, Inc. - $312,500Preserving the Legacy in Broward County digitizes, archives and shares interviews of Holocaust Survivors and eyewitnesses in partnership with USC Shoah Foundation.

21Holy Ground PBC - $54,000Home and Hope Program provides safe and supportive housing for families in Palm Beach County.H.O.M.E.S. - $245,000Youth Self-Suciency Program provides young adults transitioning into independent living with housing and case management in Broward County.HomeSafe - $140,000Mission Support and Independent Living Housing Program at Pond Place in Palm Beach County provide safe, supportive transitional housing for young adults working toward independence.Hope at Hand, Inc. - $20,000Write Track provides vulnerable youth in Duval County with unique opportunities for positive self-expression.Hope Haven Association, Inc. - $45,000Supports education and advocacy for families and their children with intellectual or developmental dierences in Duval County.Hopecam, Inc. - $30,000Mission support to virtually connect children with cancer in Broward, Duval and Palm Beach counties with their classmates and peers through technology.House of Hope, Inc. - $100,000Road to Independence Program provides education, case management and employment pathways to help individuals in recovery achieve self-suciency in Broward County.Hubbard House - $225,000Children’s Services Program provides trauma-informed care focused on the developmental, therapeutic and academic needs of children aected by domestic violence in Duval County.Inner City Innovators - $38,000Hope Dealer Mentoring empowers youth and young adults exposed to violence in Palm Beach County to be changemakers in their community through role models and connections to resources.Jack & Jill Center - $75,000Family Strengthening Program provides therapeutic services, parent and caregiver training, and resources for families in Broward County.JASMYN, Inc. - $50,000Mental Health Enhancement Project provides no-cost therapeutic counseling for teens and young adults in Duval County.Jacksonville Humane Society - $100,000Pawsitive Reading Education Program encourages kindness to animals and one another and helps improve children’s literacy skills by providing reading opportunities and take-home books.JAFCO - $40,000Independent Living Program provides housing, life skills building and support for youth in Broward County.JAFCO - $250,000Respite Program provides day and overnight stays in a safe and supportive environment in Broward County for children with developmental dierences to allow their caregivers and families time to rest and reenergize.

22Junior Achievement of the Palm Beaches & Treasure Coast - $50,000 3DE at Lake Worth Community High School connects learning with employment to introduce and prepare youth for future careers.Kids In Distress, Inc. - $81,000Benets Enrollment Program assists families in Broward County with accessing benets and services to help them achieve economic stability. Kids In Distress, Inc. - $250,000Family Counseling Center provides therapeutic services and support for families with children at risk of neglect and abuse in Broward County.LifeNet4Families - $200,000Mission support provides a gateway to stability for individuals in Broward County experiencing hunger, homelessness and poverty.Lighthouse for the Blind of the Palm Beaches - $75,000Well-Being and Independent Living Program provides older adults who are blind and visually impaired with tools and training to meet their personal goals and remain independent.Lighthouse of Broward County, Inc. - $200,000Vital Living Program provides older adults who are blind and visually impaired with tools and support to remain safe and independent.Literacy Alliance of Northeast Florida - $85,000Supports community-based adult literacy education with a priority for mothers and other caregivers with children in Duval County.Literacy Coalition of Palm Beach County - $50,000Building Better Readers provides elementary school students with literacy enrichment and tutoring.The LJD Jewish Family & Community Services, Inc. - $75,000Closing the Mental Health Gap Counseling Program promotes healing and well-being for individuals in Duval County.Local Initiatives Support Corporation - $25,000Financial Opportunity Centers empower Duval County residents with tools, training and resources to transform and create healthy, sustainable neighborhoods.The Lord’s Place - $250,000Alexander Place Family Campus in Palm Beach County provides comprehensive services, resources and housing to stabilize families and create pathways to independence.MaliVai Washington Youth Foundation - $60,000After-school programs provide academic assistance, counseling and support for elementary, middle and high school students in Duval County.Meals on Wheels South Florida - $110,000Emergency Meals for Seniors provides nutritious meals for those in Broward County who are returning to their homes after an illness.MENTOR - $30,000Mission support to expand local aliates statewide to fuel the quality and quantity of mentoring relationships.Miami Diaper Bank, Inc. - $35,000Diaper Bank Services provides diapers and other baby essentials to families in Palm Beach and Broward counties.

23Milagro Foundation - $75,000Junior Teen and Teen Leadership Program provides middle and high school students in Palm Beach County with year-round academic enrichment, tutoring, cultural arts and mentoring.Monique Burr Foundation for Children - $150,000Digital Safety Matters educates and empowers youth and families in Duval County to make smart and safe online decisions.Morningday Community Solutions, Inc. - $30,000Warehouse Giving Back Program provides furnishings and other oce and home items to nonprot organizations and their clients in Broward and Palm Beach counties.Nemours Children’s Health - $125,000On Demand Tele-Mental Health Care for Children and Adolescents provides better access to therapeutic resources and support in Duval County.New Hope Education and Addiction Services, Inc. - $30,000Florida Recovery Schools River Oak Center provides academic, emotional, and social support to help youth in Duval County succeed and maintain healthy lifestyles.NFTE (Network For Teaching Entrepreneurship) - $100,000Aspiring Entrepreneurs Program provides Broward County students with entrepreneurial education and experiences.Northeast Florida Healthy Start Coalition - $175,000Fatherhood PRIDE Program strengthens families by training and supporting the engagement of fathers and father gures in the lives of their children in Duval County.Norton Museum of Art, Inc. - $20,000Afterschool Arts Outreach Program provides children in Palm Beach County with academic enrichment and museum visits.Nurse-Family Partnership - $278,700Matches rst-time mothers with specially trained nurses to help families in Broward and Duval counties create healthy, safe and stable futures.Offerdahl’s Hand-Off Foundation, Inc. - $30,000GRATEful-Fresh WeekEND Meal Program provides nutritious meals for students attending Russell Education Foundation after-school programs and their families.OIC of South Florida - $500,000Pathways Program provides individuals in Broward County with tools and resources to secure or improve employment.Operation New Hope - $250,000Ready4Work provides second chances for returning citizens and reduces recidivism through job training, re-entry into the workforce and comprehensive support services in Duval County.Our Father’s House Soup Kitchen - $30,000Mission support provides nutritious meals, clothing and other essentials for individuals who are hungry and homeless in Broward County.The Pantry of Broward - $70,000Safe Home for Seniors provides home repairs and services to help older adults in Broward County remain independent.The Pantry of Broward - $150,000Senior Food Box Delivery Program provides nutritious grocery delivery and case management to help older adults remain healthy and independent in Broward County.Path to College Foundation, Inc. - $50,000Academic Fellowship Program guides and prepares high school students in Palm Beach County for success in college and life.

Pathways to Prosperity - $65,000Circles Palm Beach County connects families with volunteer mentors who encourage and guide them on their journey to economic stability.Pearl Mae Foundation - $20,000Pearl’s Pantry provides nutritious food for seniors in Palm Beach County.The Pet Project - $30,000Senior Pet Retention Program in Broward County helps older adults and their animal companions remain happy, healthy and together by providing food and veterinary services.Pine Castle - $100,000Pathway to Community Employment helps individuals with dierent abilities in Duval County identify meaningful, fullling paid employment.Police Athletic League of Jacksonville - $280,000YES (Youth Education and Success) After-School Program provides students with academic support, counseling, mentorship and enrichment activities.The Posse Foundation, Inc. - $30,000College Success and Leadership Development Program prepares diverse, high-performing students in Broward and Palm Beach counties for long-term success with scholarships, ongoing mentoring and engagement.The Poverello Center, Inc. - $50,000Food Insecurity and Healthy Groceries Program provides medically tailored food for residents in Broward County with chronic illnesses.Presbyterian Social Ministries, Inc. - $5,000Clothing with Purpose provides personal essentials and household items at no cost to families through community partners in Duval County.Preparing Tomorrow’s Leaders Today - $30,000Summer camp provides academic enrichment, leadership skills and recreational activities for children in Palm Beach County.Project LIFT - $200,000Provides teens and young adults in Belle Glade with intervention through mental health and substance abuse counseling, mentoring and vocational skills training with outreach and support for their families in western Palm Beach County.PROPEL Inc. - $40,000The Lit Lab oers individualized academic enrichment and leadership development for ESOL learners and other youth with barriers to success in Palm Beach County.R.E.S.T.O.R.E. - $30,000Optimism to the Future provides housing and services for women who are returning citizens in Duval County.Restoration Bridge International - $30,000Palm Beach County Sheri’s Oce and Saturday Pantry and Food Distribution programs provide healthy groceries to individuals and families.Roots and Wings, Inc. - $75,000Project UpLift strengthens literacy skills and instills condence in reading for students attending select elementary schools in Palm Beach County.Russell Education Foundation - $50,000Russell Reading Program provides students with literacy skills, tutoring and after-school academic enrichment in Broward County. Ruth & Norman Rales Jewish Family Services - $65,000Aordable Mental Health Counseling Program helps improve the overall well-being of individuals and families in Palm Beach County with therapy from licensed clinicians.24

Ruth & Norman Rales Jewish Family Services - $124,500Meals on Wheels Program provides vulnerable seniors in Palm Beach County with nutritious meals delivered by caring volunteers.The Salvation Army of Northeast Florida - $30,000Children’s SMART Learning Lab provides children living at the Red Shield Lodge with academic and social enrichment.Sandoway Discovery Center - $50,000 Education and Animal Care Program encourages environmental awareness and learning through interactive animal encounters and take-home books for elementary school students in Palm Beach County.Scholar Career Coaching - $50,000College & Career Readiness Mentorship Program prepares high school students in Palm Beach County for post-secondary and career success.School House Children’s Museum & Learning Center - $10,000Provides eld trip opportunities for early learners and children attending elementary schools in Palm Beach County.Second Chance Society - $30,000Hand-Up Program provides hope, compassion and help for individuals in Broward County with barriers to self-suciency.Seniors on a Mission - $25,000Technology PopUps provide accessible one-on-one and group training sessions to increase digital literacy skills and alleviate social isolation for older adults in Duval County.Serving with Grace, Inc. - $20,000Family Success Center provides food, household goods and clothing for individuals and families in Broward County.Showering Love - $70,000Dignity and Hope for Unsheltered Seniors provides older adults experiencing homelessness in Broward and Palm Beach counties with showers, clothing, food, linkages to healthcare and other critical services.Slow Burn Theatre Company, Inc. - $40,000Elder Arts Program provides engagement and socialization for older adults in Broward County through theater workshops and performances.SOS Children’s Villages Florida - $200,000Next Steps Program provides case management and services to help young adults in Broward County with lived experience in foster care successfully transition into permanent housing and independence.South Florida Institute on Aging - $100,000SoFIA Care provides vulnerable older adults in Broward County with companionship, respite care and resources to prevent isolation and support well-being and independence.South Florida Institute on Aging - $65,000SoFIA Tech Services provides community-based and virtual technology training to increase digital literacy skills, alleviate social isolation and improve overall well-being for older adults in Broward County.South Florida Wildlife Center, Inc. - $30,000Rollin’ on the Wildside Mobile Classroom promotes wildlife protection and environmental education through community engagement in Broward and Palm Beach counties.Spirit of Giving Network - $25,000Back-to-School Palm Beach County provides children with the necessary supplies to begin their school year with condence.25

StreetWaves Inc. - $140,000After-School Aquatics Enrichment and Endless Summer Surf Camp provide youth with water safety and surng lessons, environmental awareness and maritime education in Broward and Palm Beach counties.Suits for Seniors, Inc. - $35,000Suiting Up Seniors for Success provides leadership development and encourages post-secondary success, career exploration and positive self-image for high school students in Palm Beach County.Sulzbacher - $427,000Family Housing & Supportive Services provides homelessness prevention, rapid re-housing, emergency housing and case management to help families in Duval County achieve self-suciency.Sunflower Creative Arts, Inc. - $25,000 Build & Play provides the opportunity for children to use their imagination in child-directed creative play at community-based locations in Palm Beach County.Sweet Dream Makers, Inc. - $85,000A Bed of My Own provides children and families in Broward and Palm Beach counties with new beds and bedding essentials for better overall well-being.Take Stock in Children Palm Beach County - $120,000Glades Student Climate Change Initiative provides mentorship, academic support and scholarships for high school students.TaskForce Fore Ending Homelessness - $200,000Elder Haven & Hope Program reaches out to older adults who are homeless in Broward County with emergency support and temporary shelter until more permanent housing can be secured.Tomorrow’s Rainbow - $50,000Family Trauma Support Program provides mental health counseling and equine-assisted therapy for children and families in Broward County who have experienced trauma.Twin Palms Center for the Disabled - $15,000Mission support to enrich the lives of individuals with developmental dierences in Palm Beach County.United Way of Broward County - $260,000Project Lifeline Food Distribution provides delivery of nutritious groceries, fresh produce and cooperative bulk purchasing for local food pantries.United Way of Palm Beach County - $250,000Family Weekend Backpack Program provides nutritious food during the school year for elementary school students and their families in the Glades communities.University of North Florida Foundation - $45,000Meals on Wings provides seniors in Duval County with healthy food options for better overall well-being.Urban League of Broward County - $271,000College Tour Program at Deereld Beach High School prepares students for success in school, post-secondary education and career exploration.Urban Youth Impact - $60,000ReFrame provides youth in Palm Beach County with academic assistance, employment readiness and internship opportunities.Villages of Hope - $81,000Transitional Independent Living Program provides youth in Palm Beach County with housing and holistic services to successfully transition to self-suciency.26

Vision Is Priceless Council, Inc. - $30,000Sight in Schools Program provides students in Duval County with access to vision screening to support learning and academic success.Vita Nova, Inc. - $100,000Mental Health Wellness at The Spot provides vulnerable youth with counseling, support and resources in Palm Beach County.Volta Music Foundation - $60,000After-School Program provides an introduction to musical instruments and education for members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County.Volunteers in Medicine Jacksonville, Inc. - $120,000Mental Health Program expands access to services for adults who are employed but uninsured.Volunteers of America of Florida, Inc. - $79,000Broward Essential Living Assistance provides safe, aordable housing with wraparound services for better overall well-being and self-suciency.WestCare Village South - $126,000Empowers individuals and families who are struggling with substance abuse to engage in a process of healing, growth, and change at Village South Pembroke Pines in Broward County.Women In Distress of Broward County, Inc. - $365,000Education, prevention, advocacy, and child and family therapy services to help prevent domestic violence and provide resources for children and families who have been impacted.The Women’s Center of Jacksonville - $98,000Resiliency Program empowers women recovering from trauma through counseling and coping skills and provides training for community partners.Year Up Jacksonville - $300,000The Workforce Development Program helps young adults succeed in post-secondary education and career pathways.YMCA of South Florida - $110,000Community Senior Health Program provides tness activities, health management and wellness classes to enhance the quality of life for older adults in Broward County.YMCA of South Florida - $30,000Mizell Community Center Summer Camp provides academic enrichment, creative arts, water safety and recreational activities for children in Broward County.Young Singers of the Palm Beaches, Inc. - $30,000Choir in the Glades provides music education to encourage creativity and art appreciation for elementary students in western Palm Beach County.Youth Crisis Center - $90,000House of Hope provides safe emergency housing and services for teens and young adults in Duval County who are homeless.Youth Crisis Center - $100,000Touchstone Village provides transitional housing and comprehensive academic and life skills building to prepare youth for independence in Duval County.27To view recently awarded funding, please visit our Grants section at www.jimmoranfoundation.org.

Living and learning through the artsDigital Vibez empowers youth through tness, technology and the arts in Palm Beach County. In addition to school-based programming, TASC (Technology, Arts, Social and Creativity) Summer Camp keeps youth connected to Digital Vibez year-round with engaging educational activities, virtual academic games and eld trips. Students also have the chance to positively express themselves with dance performances, songwriting and audiovisual production. The Technology Lab on Wheels was created to remove barriers to technology. With support from The Jim Moran Foundation, a retrotted step van which includes computers, a sound booth, specialized software and other technology, brings Digital Vibez’s mission on the road. With a holistic approach of providing access to some of the most modern technology and ongoing enrichment experiences, Digital Vibez is encouraging dierent paths and new directions. To learn more about Digital Vibez, please visit www.digitalvibez.org.“Our Mobile Technology Lab introduces an innovative way to bring technology and the Arts to underserved areas of our community, offering valuable opportunities to students who might not otherwise have access to it.” – Wil Romelus, Executive Director