BankAtlantic Foundation
The BankAtlantic Foundation supports four key areas: community and economic development, human services, education and the arts. The BankAtlantic Foundation considers requests for specific projects as well as for general operations. The majority of the grants made by the Foundation fall within the $1,000 - $3,000 range.

Funding consideration will be given to programs within the BankAtlantic territory and within communities where associates live and work. The Foundation will fund an organization one time per calendar year up to three consecutive years. After three consecutive years of support, an organization may reapply after a one-year non-funding period. The foundation reviews proposals from March 30 to October 31, in the order in which they are received.

Ben & Jerry's Foundation
Offers grants to nonprofit, grassroots organizations that foster progressive social change by addressing the underlying conditions of societal and environmental problems. The Foundation does not offer grants to support basic or direct social service programs. The foundation funds organizations with budgets under $250,000. Grants range from $1,001 to $15,000. Deadlines are ongoing.

Boeing Company
Through focused programmatic opportunities, leadership, and collaboration, the Boeing Company contributions program welcomes applications in five major areas: education, health and human services, arts and culture, civic and environment. Boeing accepts applications for not only cash grants, but also for in-kind donations and services. Requests submitted after October each year are not considered until January of the following year. Deadlines are ongoing.
 

Bridgestone Firestone Trust Fund
Founded in 1952, the Bridgestone Firestone Trust Fund proudly supports a wide variety of important charities in the United States, particularly in those markets it calls home. While contributions are made to nearly a hundred organizations each year, the Trust Fund focuses on organizations with missions supporting: 1) education, 2) environment and conservation, 3) childrens programs. Including national and local charities, the Trust Fund has donated more than $20 Million in the past 5 years. Deadlines are ongoing.

Dollar General
Dollar General's mission is "supporting literacy and youth development initiatives that promote self sufficiency" in their 25 state territory. Common areas of support include: adult education (adult literacy, GED, etc), mentoring, youth education programs, youth literacy programs and youth self-esteem programs. Potential applicants can submit a proposal by mail or online. The typical grant does not exceed $20,000. Deadlines are ongoing.

Cruise Industry Charitable Foundation

Headquartered in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, this foundation focuses its efforts on improving the quality of life in communities served by its industry and gives grants for educational opportunities for youth that improve literacy, teach basic life skills and promotes good citizenship. To submit an application, include a basic description of your organization and its mission, the purpose of the grant and timetable for program implementation, the amount of funding requested, financial information including project budget and the organization’s annual budget, and the expected program results. Applications must be submitted at the beginning of the year or quarterly. The full review process may take up to six months. For additional information, visit www.cruising.org/industry/cruise-industry.cfm

Innovating Worthy Projects Foundation
Various grant activities, including funding for early childhood and elementary school education. Annual grants range from $5,000 to $14,000. Headquartered in Miami Beach, FL, this independent foundation gives on a national basis and only makes funding available for program development.

Application guidelines are available upon request. The initial approach is by telephone. The board meets annually in April and November. Applicants will be notified 90 days after receipt of application. For additional information, contact Howard Packer, trustee at (305) 861-5253.

Singing for Change Charitable Foundation

Created by singer Jimmy Buffet and initially funded by contributions from his 1995 concert tour, grants support children and families to promote programs on health, education and protection of children and their families, including projects promoting self-esteem and self-sufficiency. Grants range up to $10,000 each. As a first step, your agency must submit a one page letter of interest. Full proposals are by invitation only. Grants of $1,000 and less may be awarded on the basis of the letter of interest without requiring a full proposal. Deadlines are open. For additional information, visit www.margaritaville.com/index.php