Types of Funding

CSC does not accept unsolicited proposals, or requests for grants or funding. We open a competitive process for vendors or programmatic services as the need arises, not on a regular cycle. As a county taxpayer-funded entity, we do not fund programs outside of Palm Beach County.  To be notified …

Toni Calcagno

Thomas Bean | biography

Thomas P. Weber | biography

Sustainable Purchasing Policy 2023

Susan Craddock

Strong Minds Network of Palm Beach County - A Five-Year Evaluation Report

This evaluation provides an overview and analysis of the Strong Minds Network, Palm Beach County’s early childhood quality improvement system, from 2015 to 2019. For more information about the report, please contact Kim Lu, Evaluation Officer at kim.lu@cscpbc.org.

Shelley Salerno

Shaundelyn Emerson

Sara's Early Learning Coalition story

Learn how the Early Learning Coalition of Palm Beach County was there for local child care centers during the pandemic. Hear from Sara Giannetti, director of Central Baptist Preschool in West Palm Beach.

SAMIS/HBDS Training for New Staff Attestation Form

Safe Kids Palm Beach County never stopped helping local families

The new director of Safe Kids Palm Beach County did so much more than just set up her laptop on a dining room table when COVID-19 forced her to work from home.  

Saba​ Tesfaye

Susan Simmans

Sohela Sabereen

Shay Tozzi

Shana Cooper, MS

Seth Verilus

See CSC -- 40 Years of Impact

Today, CSC is one of the largest funders of programs for children in the county. Last year alone, CSC directly served more than 52,000 Palm Beach County children. And more than 725 local organizations that employ more than 1,400 people, including child care providers and afterschool programs,…

Ruben Garcia

Ronald Bazil, D.B.A.

Robert Kurimski, MBA

Robert "Bobby" Shea | biography

Rise in traumatic bike injuries for PBC children during COVID-19

From March 15 to April 27, 2020, eight children suffered traumatic bicycle injuries in Palm Beach County, compared to three such injuries during the same period in 2019. Schools in Florida were closed on March 13 because of COVID-19.

Rhonda Throop