The Competitive Grantmaking Process
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The Competitive Grantmaking Process supports nonprofits serving Palm Beach and Martin Counties, funding workforce, youth, community well-being, and capacity-building projects to help residents thrive.
Funder: Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties
Due Dates (Anticipated): December 2026 (LOI and Summer Program Proposal) | March 2027 (Full Proposals)
Funding Amounts: Up to $75,000 for Single-Year and Summer Programs
Summary: Supports nonprofit projects benefiting Palm Beach and Martin Counties through workforce, youth, community well-being, and nonprofit capacity-building initiatives.
Key Information: Organizations may submit only one request per competitive cycle, under one focus area and grant type.
Description
The Community Foundation for Palm Beach and Martin Counties uses its competitive grantmaking process to support nonprofit work aligned with its mission, vision, and values. The program seeks to help residents reach their full potential, directing donors’ dollars to local organizations that demonstrate integrity and impact. Funding supports single-year projects and summer programs addressing challenges experienced by residents of Palm Beach and Martin Counties.
The Foundation’s four strategic focus areas are Economic Opportunity, Education and Youth, Thriving Communities, and Capacity Building. Supported work includes workforce preparation, youth development and academic enrichment, housing and health access, hunger relief, accessible arts and culture, environmental improvements, and services that strengthen nonprofit management and leadership. The Community Impact team reviews requests, with recommendations considered by the Community Impact Committee and final awards approved by the Board of Directors.
