2024 Grants $422,000
$100,000 Impact Grant
Project: Caring Café: Food from the Heart
$100,000 Impact Grant
Project: Elder Care Mobile Outreach Program
$100,000 Impact Grant
Project: One Health Fish Monitoring Citizen Science Program
$100,000 Impact Grant
Project: Walk In Assessment Center
2023 Grants $366,000
$100,000 Impact Grant
Project: Career Exploration Labs for Martins Middle Schools
$100,000 Impact Grant
Project: Environmental Studies Center Wet Lab Revitalization
$100,000 Impact Grant
Project: Mobile PAL
Merit Award: $33,000 grant for general use
Proposed project: 100 Years of Martin County: Bridging Divisions Through History and Storytelling
Merit Award: $33,000 grant for general use
Proposed project: 7-12 Impact Playground
2022 Grants $340,000
$100,000 Impact Grant for the Maternity on (the) Move (MOM) Mobile project. This project will increase accessibility to prenatal care and improve health outcomes by adding a second treatment area within a newly renovated mobile medical vehicle; the Maternity on (the) Move (MOM) Mobile. The MOM Mobile will bring critical services to our most vulnerable pregnant women and children located in our most desolate neighborhoods by traveling directly to them. The targeted areas that the MOM Mobile will travel to are Indiantown including Booker Park, Banner Lake in Hobe Sound, East Stuart, Rio, and Golden Gate.
$100,000 Impact Grant for the Little Lights Dentistry program. This funding will completely furnish the fourth operatory (the“Impact100 Operatory”) with modern, child-sized equipment including a pediatric dental chair for smaller patients; thus, transforming the practice with the proper equipment and supplies necessary to increase efficiencies and open access to care for our neediest neighbors.
$100,000 Impact Grant for Welding on Wheels: The Road to Employment program. This project seeks to bring high quality job training in one of the most in-demand skilled trades directly to Martin County’s underserved populations, via a mobile hands-on training center. A 30-foot mobile trailer will contain an industry standard welding shop, plus a Virtual Reality Welding Simulator and corresponding curriculum.
2021 Grants $212,000
$100,000 Impact Grant for Feeding Families for Success: The project has improved efficiency, safety, and capacity to grow, prepare and distribute high quality, fresh foods, and meals to nearly 7,000 clients and 24 food partners, at no cost to those served. It created a more productive workspace and automated tasks such as dishwashing and food processing at the Nutrition Center.
$100,000 Impact Grant for The SafeSpace Outreach Center: The project allowed SafeSpace to establish an outreach center to expand its outreach services and increase the number of participants served by renovating a garage space located on the emergency shelter property.
$6,000 grant for general use.
$6,000 grant for general use.
2020 Grants $224,000
2019 Grants $151,000
$100,000 Impact Grant for EFMC PLAYS Across the District – to expand a current pilot project which uses research-based guided play and leveled books in kindergarten classrooms to promote language, literacy and social interaction with students. The expansion would be to all elementary schools in Martin County and the Hope Center for Autism. Read Program Update
$25,500 grant for expanding shell recycling capacity and building living shoreline at 3 sites in Martin County to improve water quality, restore habitats and protect shorelines from erosion.
Mission: Prioritizing children’s mental health in our families, schools, and communities through prevention, education, and treatment.
$25,500 grant to alleviate capacity issues at its Palm City office by establishing group services using the Positive Action Curriculum.
2018 Grants $107,000
$100,000 Impact Grant for Launch of Pathway Academy of Innovation to provide at-risk teens with an alternative way to obtain a high school diploma as well as vocational skills.
Mission: To empower Martin County residents to overcome hunger and hardship.
$3,500 grant for general use.
Mission: Prioritizing children’s mental health in our families, schools, and communities through prevention, education, and treatment.
$3,500 grant for general use.
