Capacity-Building Mini-Grants
At the Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg, we view capacity building in the nonprofit sector as a continuous improvement strategy aimed at maximizing the potential of Pinellas County organizations to pursue their missions and serve the community at the highest level possible. To understand how to support local nonprofits, we do our best to listen to what you tell us about your goals, challenges, needs and successes.
Capacity-Building Mini-Grants are designed to support nonprofits of all sizes to invest in short-term activities and projects that strengthen the organization and improve their impact, efficiency and/or effectiveness in the community. The grants range from $10,000 to $20,000 and the duration of funded projects is expected to range from three to nine months.
211 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc.
Funding will support the development of a comprehensive Next Generation 211 strategic vision plan.
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Adolescent Sexual Health Collaborative (Fiscal Agent: League of Women Voters Education Fund)
Funding support will develop and launch a website, provide digital marketing outreach, purchase technology, and implement a two-year strategic plan for increased sexual health education and resource access.
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Boys & Girls Clubs of the Suncoast, Inc.
The grant will support the development of a feasibility study and a marketing strategy to boost the organization's community awareness efforts.
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Eckerd Youth Alternatives Inc
The grant will support a 9-month planning process to convene with community leaders and partner organizations to determine the best sustainable and replicable interventions for the highest risk youth in South St. Petersburg.
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Family Resources, Inc.
Funds will support the purchase of a Constituent Relationship Management software and companion Website Content analysis services to increase community awareness, online fundraising and digital marketing efforts.
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Feeding Tampa Bay
The grant will support the upgrade of an agency-wide inventory system (CERES/Navision) to track and monitor the 48+ million pounds of food that it manages across its footprint, including South Pinellas County.
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Guardian ad Litem Foundation of Tampa Bay
Funding will support a streamlined and integrated children’s needs request management software, the development of measurable program outcome assessment, provide community training, and the development of an evidenced-based lending library.
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Gulf Coast Jewish Family and Community Services, Inc.
Funding will support the adoption of a Learning Management System in order to increase organizational efficiency, bolster staff retention and development, and better monitor agency compliance.
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Gulfcoast Legal Services
Funding will support the creation of a systematized legal needs checkup as well as recruit and train others in progressive legal delivery methods and holistic services.
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Healthy Start Coalition of Pinellas, Inc.
The grant will allow for the creation and implementation of fund development/fundraising plan that includes increased access to grant opportunities, improved donor and sponsor recruitment, engagement, and tracking.
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League of Women Voters of Florida Education Fund, Inc.
Grant will support enhanced web development and digital marketing efforts for the 2018 Voter Guide.
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Lealman and Asian Neighborhood Family Center
The grant will provide computer and electronic upgrades, software upgrades, and the introduction of new programs.
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PACE Center for Girls, Inc. Pinellas
Funds will support the design and implementation of organizational resource development planning and long-term program vision through engaging the community and stakeholders.
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Pinellas County Homeless Leadership Board Inc
The project will ensure all homeless Continuum of Care (CoC) agencies’ leadership and staff that are serving homeless individuals and families are trained in strategies that support the Housing First philosophy and provide low barrier shelter and services.
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Police Athletic League of St. Petersburg, Inc.
Funding will support a refresh to the website and improve the online giving platform.
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RCS Pinellas INC
Funding will support an internal training program to assist leadership in addressing the needs of those facing homelessness.
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Society of St. Vincent de Paul South Pinellas, Inc.
Funds will be used to build a culture of philanthropy, diversifying funding, and securing long-term financial sustainability to end homelessness and obliterate poverty.
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Starting Right Now
Funding will create a cell phone app to be utilized by the homeless, unaccompanied students, and staff to allow for quick dissemination of information.
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The Salvation Army
Funding will allow the implementation of a new learning management system to improve the quality of service administered to clients, strengthen compliance, and increase employee and volunteer retention.
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The Well for Life, LLC (Fiscal Agent: Advantage Village Academy, Inc.)
Grant funds will be used to improve board infrastructure, technology enhancements, and create a strategy for revenue generation opportunities.
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WestCare Gulfcoast-Florida, Inc.
Funds will support the installation of wireless technology components to increase access to assessment and treatment tools of clients with substance use and behavioral health disorders.
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