Showcasing Impact: Countywide Tour Highlights Nonprofits
Pinellas Community Foundation leaders and partners explore six nonprofit organizations across Pinellas County during the first PCF Operating Grants Bus Tour.
Martha Lenderman: Embracing Philanthropy for a Better Community
Through the PCF Giving to Humanity Fund, St. Petersburg resident Martha Lenderman’s donations are matched and sent to nonprofits in the same year.
Donor Spotlight: Deborah Schuler
PCF donor Deborah Schuler partners with Pinellas Community Foundation to ensure her donations support the greatest needs in our community.
PCF Helps Administer $19 Million From American Rescue Plan Act for Nonprofit Capital Needs
Pinellas Community Foundation and the Pinellas County government partner to disburse $19 million in relief funds for nonprofits recovering from the COVID-19 pandemic.
Behind the Origins of the PCF Social Justice Fund
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.
Giving From Retirement Asset Benefits Donor and Recipient
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 Gives To Set Example
John Taylor’s civic-minded parents have inspired him to make charitable gifts to his community by supporting Oldsmar Cares and other nonprofits.
Grant Awards Help At-Risk Youth, Families, Homeless, Disabled, Mental Health, and Arts Nonprofit Organizations in Pinellas
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.
Nearly $1 Million Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund Activated
Four Agencies Join Forces for COVID-19 Funding Assistance A unique [...]
PCF Announces Emergency Food Relief in Response to Government Shutdown
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.
