Pinellas Community Foundation and the Pinellas County government partner to disburse $19 million in relief funds for nonprofits recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
PCF interviewed the Social Justice Fund founder to get his perspective on philanthropic giving, the fund’s creation, and working with Pinellas Community Foundation to support small businesses in Pinellas County.
By making contributions through a required IRA distribution, Jim and Sue Petru support high-impact organizations, such as PCF and its nonprofit grantees, while maximizing their tax benefits.
John Taylor’s civic-minded parents have inspired him to make charitable gifts to his community by supporting Oldsmar Cares and other nonprofits.
Pinellas Community Foundation awards 2021 Capital Improvement and Equipment Grants to help local at-risk youth, family, homeless, disabled, mental health, and arts nonprofit programs serving Pinellas County residents.
Four Agencies Join Forces for COVID-19 Funding Assistance A unique [...]
As a result of the federal government shutdown, many families are facing unexpected hardships, which have put a strain on the food banks serving Pinellas County. The PCF board of governors has authorized $30,000 for food relief efforts.
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