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The 2020 Fund supports the city-community partnership efforts to reduce poverty in south St. Petersburg by 30% by the 2020 Census.
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The fund supports the education of women residing in Hillsborough County through scholarships.
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Contribute to Community Foundation of Tampa Bay funds that address the greatest needs in our community. Our Community Impact Fund provides support for competitive grants and initiatives that help transform our community. Our general fund supports our overall work. And our Disaster Relief Fund responds to local needs in time of crisis.
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This scholarship helps low-income students enrolled in the FUSE program. FUSE is a seamless transfer program between the University of South Florida and eight Florida state colleges, including Hillsborough Community College and St. Petersburg College.
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LEAP Tampa Bay is a network of community partners from education, nonprofits, business and government organizations across Hillsborough and Pinellas counties, helping traditional and nontraditional students complete a degree or workforce credential.
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When she died in 2009 at 96, Mary Petro left her estate to establish a fund that would help her former neighbors in Sun City Center and Kings Point who need assistance with food and medicine. The Mary Petro Fund for Food and Medicine is administered by the United Community Church of Sun City Center.
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Social Venture Partners invest time, talent and funding to address social issues in our community.
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The fund, formed with donations from residents of the Sun City Center area, supports efforts to improve the lives of those who live in Sun City Center.
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The Tampa Bay Arts Bridge Fund was established in spring 2018 with the leadership of the Gobioff Foundation and founding support from the Vinik Family Foundation to help local arts organizations fill the operational funding gap created by a 94% cut in expected funding from the state of Florida for the 2018-19 fiscal year.
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As Hurricane Irma threatened our region, a unique partnership was launched in preparation for what may come. The Tampa Bay Disaster Relief and Recovery Fund is a strategic collaboration of the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay, Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg, Pinellas Community Foundation, United Way of Citrus County, United Way of Hernando, United Way of Pasco, and United Way Suncoast. This fund, which builds on one established by the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay in 2008, provides a trusted and reliable way to make tax-deductible donations to local storm recovery efforts. 100% of the funds collected through this effort will be directed to address immediate and mid- to long-term recovery needs through grants to select nonprofits.
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The plus projec+ was established to:

• Create an equitable and just community where all LGBTQ+ individuals can thrive.
• Be an innovative and inclusive funding source for organizations serving the Tampa Bay LGBTQ+ community.
• Provide an enduring means for increasing awareness and enhancing effectiveness for those organizations.
• Build on core values of Inclusion, Innovation and Impact.

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The fund supports charitable efforts in Pasco County, determined annually by contributors.
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The Women’s Fund was founded to support the special needs and interests of women, encourage the advancement and full participation of women in the community, create opportunities for women to become leaders in philanthropy and benefit future generations.
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The Venture Philanthropy Fund helps startup, small and grassroots nonprofits increase their impact and capacity and supports innovation and entrepreneurial solutions in nonprofits of any size. Strong focus on underserved populations, those who face economic challenges serving Hillsborough, Pinellas, Citrus, Pasco or Hernando Counties. A vision of doing a lot with little; high leverage, new ideas. Any size organization is eligible, but we listen carefully to quieter voices, who may have no experience asking for support. Examples of possible grants: Mini-grants to fund expanded programs at the pace the organization can responsibly scale. Training to expand the leadership, fiscal and organizational skills of core staff. Access to specialized resources like grant writers, marketing support and financial specialists that could be shared by several organizations. Mentorship and fiscal oversight to support proper stewardship.
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