Summer BreakSpot provides nutritious meals at no cost to children while school is out for the summer. There is no application necessary and any child age 18 or younger can come during meal times to receive a free meal. Many meal sites are located at places like schools, libraries and churches and offer breakfasts, lunches, snacks or supper. Note: not all sites are open daily or provide every meal service. Review the selected site details prior to visiting, and contact the site directly if you have any questions.

Pioneer Park Aquatic Center will be offering free admission and swim lessons from June 2 through June 15, 2018. 

Join Simply Healthcare and the West County Senior Center for a domino event. 

The public is invited to an outreach event hosted by Palm Beach County Mayor Melissa McKinlay at the Belle Glade Library and Civic Center. The guest speaker will be Ashley Daniel Bell, Esq., Regional Administrator with the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA). 

The Legal Aid Society of Palm Beach County presents a free workshop on Fair Housing and Tenant Rights. Topics to be discussed include: overview of fair housing laws, overview of landlord/tenant laws. 

Join the city of Belle Glade and the Belle Glade Chamber of Commerce for a Fourth of July Celebration at Torry Island! The band The Clique will be performing. 

Please join Impact 100 of the Palm Beaches and the Community Foundation for this free information session as we review the grant guidelines, explain the application process and answer questions about the high-impact grant from Impact the Palm Beaches.

On January 31, 2019, high-impact grants of up to $100,000 will be awarded to successful nonprofit applicants in one or more of the following focus areas: Arts & Culture; Education; Environment; Family and Health & Wellness.  Eligible projects or programs must be implemented and serve residents of Palm Beach County (Lake Worth Road north to the Martin County line). To apply you must be an active 501(c)(3) for a minimum of 19 months.

The TD Ready Challenge is an annual North American initiative that has up to ten $1 million (CAD) grants available to catalyze innovative solutions for a changing world. Recipients will be organizations that have scalable solutions that will help open doors for a more inclusive and sustainable tomorrow.

Each year, the TD Ready Challenge will invite eligible organizations to submit applications that offer solutions for a problem statement that is connected to one of the four drivers of change of the Ready Commitment: Financial Security, Vibrant Planet, Connected Communities and Better Health. The 2018 TD Ready Challenge Problem Statement focuses on Financial Security.

Applications are now being accepted for "Quantum in the Community" (QIC) 2018 funding cycle. The deadline date to submit an application is July 27th.

The Journalism 360 Challenge is now open for applications, seeking ideas that help expand best practices in immersive journalism, including narratives, ethics and production.
 
Journalism 360 is a joint initiative of Knight Foundation, Google News Initiative and Online News Association. Winners will receive a share of $200,000 for early-stage projects that address the question: How might we experiment with immersive storytelling to advance the field of journalism?  It is open to anyone; news organizations, businesses, nonprofits and individuals anywhere in the world can submit an idea.
 

The Financially Assisted Agencies (FAA) Division of the Palm Beach County Community Services Department will release an additional FY2019 Request for Proposal (RFP) on Homelessness, specifically for Rapid Re-Housing.

 

Across the country student activists have made their voices heard as agents of social change through leading and participating in community-based movements. Their efforts have captured media attention and have raised awareness on issues as diverse as racial justice, gun control, sexual assault, gender discrimination, equal protection for members of the LGTBQ community, immigration, the need for economic fairness and opportunity, student rights and environmental degradation.

Today's activism is only the beginning - and we'd like to do our part to nurture and sustain it.  The fellowship is open to high school students grades 11-12 living in Palm Beach or Broward County who qualify for dual enrollment at FAU. Successful completion of the program earns each fellow 6 college credits. All fellowship meetings will take place on FAU's Boca Raton campus.

 

Only four more weeks left before the deadline to apply for the 2018 Partners in Policymaking Program. Do NOT miss this opportunity to become the advocate you were always meant to be! The Florida DD Council fully sponsors the Florida Partners in Policymaking program, which is a leadership and advocacy training program for parents of children with developmental disabilities and self-advocates.

Classes begin in September and run through February (1 session a month - all travel, hotel/accommodations, and child care reimbursement covered by the DD Council). The class is taught by state-of-the-art presenters from all over the country!

Your work changes lives. Who has inspired you this year? Shine a spotlight on a worthy organization or nonprofit professional by submitting a nomination for the 2018 Hats Off Nonprofit Awards. The online nomination forms open June 11 and close August 10 at 5 p.m.

The TRiO Educational Opportunity Center provides students with a variety of services, including assistance with college applications, GED referrals, financial aid application assistance, and more! All services provided free of charge. 

CONTACT INFO: If you're interested, please call us at 561-996-3310 and ask for Jessica or send an email to [email protected]

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