The Palm Beach Community Trust Fund primarily supports nonprofit organizations in the Palm Beach County, FL. The Fund's areas of interest include: - arts, culture, and humanities; - education; - the environment and animals; - public/societal benefit; - health; - human services; and, - religion. Application Deadlines: April 15, annually

The Clyde F. Newton Charitable Trust Two was established to support causes selected by Mr. Newton, and to support charitable organizations located in Orange County, CA. The Trust's areas of interest include: areas, including: - arts, culture, and humanities; - education; - the environment and animals; - public/societal benefit; - health; - human services; and, - religion. Application Deadlines: February 28, annually

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LOS ANGELES - https://calmhsa.bonfirehub.com/opportunities/155595 The Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health (LACDMH), through Prevention and Early Intervention (PEI) funding and in collaboration with CalMHSA, is looking for mission-oriented, diverse, and innovative Los Angeles County-based partner organizations to support the residents of Los Angeles County during the month of May 2025. Grants will be provided to support community events that promote mental health awareness and well-being. With available grant funds, organizations will engage diverse communities to support the broadreaching LACDMH Take Action for Mental Health campaign. The campaign, its partners, and its events promote mental health awareness and well-being, enhance access to care, and foster community. Grant-funded events will be tailored to follow the theme: Take Action for Yourself, Take Action for Others, and Take Action for your Community. LACDMH and CalMHSA are seeking applications for a one-time innovative event or a series of events (maximum two in-person; one virtual) throughout Los Angeles County. CalMHSA will award grants to community-based organizations (see eligibility below). Awards amounts range from $25,000 to $75,000 per selected awardee. All awards are based on available funding.

The Panera Bread Foundation envisions a world in which young people can unlock their full potential and dare to dream — a world in which opportunity and economic mobility are accessible and equitable for all. Through our Grant Program, we award 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations who share a common vision and purpose of investing in underserved, at-risk and underrepresented youth to become leaders. The grant program requirements and FAQs are available here. To apply for a grant, please submit an application by the deadline listed below. 2024-2025 Grant Cycle: - Open: Monday, September 30, 2024 at 8:00am CST - Close: Sunday, October 27, 2024 at 10:00pm CST