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List of Organizations That Received a Grant from the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay in 2017 Nonprofits receiving grants in 2017-18 fiscal year 2-1-1 Suncoast, Inc. Franciscan Center Tampa Florida, Inc. Princeton Theological Seminary 2-1-1 Tampa Bay Cares, Inc. Franciscan University of Steubenville Program for Early Parent Support (PEPS) 71 17 Ministries, Inc. Freedom Plaza Scholarship Fund Project Akilah, Inc. 826 Valencia Freefall Theatre Company Project Prosper, Inc. A Kid's Place of Tampa Bay, Inc. Friends of Guest House Providence Foundation A. T. Still University of Health Sciences Friends of Homosassa Springs Wildlife Park, Providence St. Peter Foundation Inc. Abe Brown Ministries, Inc. Friends of Joshua House Foundation, Inc. Quantum Leap Farm, Inc. Abramson Family Cancer Research Friends of Tampa Public Art Foundation, Inc. Rafiki Foundation, Inc. Institute Academy Prep Center of St. Friends of the Environment, Inc. Ramah Ministries, Inc. Petersburg, Inc. Academy Prep Center of Tampa Friends of the Festival R'Club Child Care, Inc. Academy Prep Foundation, Inc. Friends of the Library of Tampa- Ready for Life, Inc. Hillsborough County, Inc. Adaptive Golf Association, Inc. Friends of the Patuxent Wildlife Research Reasons for Hope Center, Inc. Admiral Farragut Academy Foundation Future Business Leaders of America Phi Beta Redeemer Presbyterian Church Lamdba, Inc. Affordable Monuments Fuzion Dance Artists, Inc. Redlands Christian Migrant Association, Inc. AFP, Nature Coast Chapter Galkin Evangelistic Ministries Relief Share Alabama Baptist Childrens Home Gasparilla Festival of the Arts, Inc. Religious Community Services, Inc. Albany Medical Center Foundation Gasparilla Music Foundation, Inc. Renew Haiti Albemarle Housing Improvement Georgia Institute of Technology Restored Hope of Dade City, Inc. Program Alexander City Meals on Wheels Georgia Southern University Rhythm Changes Alexander City Rescue Squad, Inc. Georgia Southwestern State University Ridgecrest Elementary School Alexandria Neighborhood Health, Inc. Georgia State University Right Choice Insurance Agency Alexandria Tutoring Consortium Gerson Institute Robinson High School Alfred University Gerson Research Organization Robinson High School Foundation Alice Lloyd College GFWC Sun City Center Woman's Club, Inc. Rodan & Fields Prescription for Change Foundation All Children's Hospital Foundation, Inc. Gideons International St. Petersburg East Ronald McDonald House Charities of Tampa Camp Bay, Inc. All Hands Volunteers, Inc. Gift of Adoption Fund, Inc. Ronald McDonald House of Buffalo All Sports Community Service, Inc. GiGi's Playhouse Alliance Roswell Park Alliance Foundation Alpha House of Pinellas County Girl Scouts of West Central Florida, Inc. Rotary Club of Seminole Charitable Fund, Inc. Alpha House of Tampa, Inc. Girls Empowered Mentally for Success, Inc. Rotary Foundation of Rotary International ALS Association Mid-America Chapter Girls Incorporated of Winter Haven Rotary's Camp Florida, Inc. Alzheimer's Association -Fla Gulf Coast Global Network Foundation, Inc. Ruskin Womans Club, Inc. Chapter AMAR International Charitable Global Refuge Community Church Ruth Eckerd Hall, Inc. Foundation in the USA Amazing Love Ministries, Inc. GlobalGiving Foundation Ryan P McCall Foundation Ambassador Baptist College Golf Fights Cancer, Inc. Safari Club International Foundation American Antiquarian Society Golf Support Our Troops Saint Joseph's University American Bible Society Good Samaritan Fund of Greater Sun City Saint Mary's College Center, Inc. American Cancer Society Good Samaritan Health Clinic of Pasco Salesian Sisters American Center for Law and Justice Goodwill Industries - Suncoast, Inc. Salesian Sisters of Tampa Bay American Civil Liberties Union Grace Medical Home, Inc. Salesian Youth Center Foundation American Diabetes Association, Inc. Gracepoint Foundation Salesian Youth Center of Tampa Bay American Enterprise Institute Grand Canyon University Salvadoran Enterprises for Women, Inc. American Heart Association Great Explorations, Inc. Salvation Army American Humanist Association Great Hope Christian Fellowship, Inc. Salvation Army - Birmingham American Lung Association Greater Houston Community Foundation Salvation Army Citrus County American Near East Refugee Aid Greater Tampa Bay Area Council, Inc. Salvation Army Sarasota Command (ANERA) American Red Cross Grolier Club of the City of New York Samaritan's Purse American Red Cross of Central Grow Smart Rhode Island Sanders Memorial Elementary School Alabama American Red Cross of Tampa Bay Gulf Coast United Soccer Club, Inc. Santa Fe College American Stage Company, Inc. Gulf Coast Youth Choir, Inc. d/b/a Lumina SAT-7 North America Youth Choirs American Trust for the British Library Gulf Harbors Civic Association Charitable Savannah State University Fund, Inc. American University H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Save the Children Federation, Inc. Institute Americares H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center & Research Sawgrass Lake Elementary School Institute Foundation AMIKids, Inc. Habitat for Humanity of Citrus County Science Center of Pinellas County Amnesty International Habitat for Humanity of Hillsborough County Scottish Rite Foundation of Florida Florida, Inc. Amnesty International USA, Inc. Habitat for Humanity of Pinellas County Seffner Christian Academy Anglican Frontier Missions Hadassah the Women's Zionist Organization Seminole Middle School of America Animal Coalition of Tampa, Inc. Haggai Int'l. Institute for Advanced Seminole Warhawk Band Aides Boosters, Inc. Leadership Training Annie Appleseed Project Hall of Fame Foundation Senior Friendship Centers, Inc. Anona United Methodist Church Hands of Christ Ministry Center at Chisolm Seniors in Service of Tampa Bay, Inc. Baptist Church Archdiocese of Miami HandsOn River Region Shaker Schools Foundation Area Referral and Information Service Hanna Home Shelby Auxiliary, Inc. Shay McCort for the Elderly ART International Hanover College Shining Light Baptist Church Arthritis Foundation Happy Hollow Christian Academy Shorecrest Preparatory School Arthritis Research Institute of America Happy Workers Learning Center, Inc. Shriners Hospital for Children Arts Center Association, Inc. Harrisburg Area YMCA Slice of Life Florida, Inc. AS 220 Harrison School for the Arts Smile Train ASPCA Haven of Hope of Hillsborough County, Inc. Smith College Association for Safe International Haverford College Smithsonian Institution Road Travel, Inc. Audubon Florida Health Alliance for Austin Musicians Soaring Spirits Foundation Ault Park Advisory Council, Inc. Heifer Project International, Inc. Social Venture Partners - Seattle Autism Speaks Heritage Training and Career Center Society of St. Vincent De Paul Soup Kitchen Ave Maria University Hernando County Fine Arts Council Society of St. Vincent de Paul South Pinellas, Inc. Back to Basics Charter School Hias, Inc. Society of St. Vincent DePaul Society Foundation, Inc. Barnard College High Risk Hope Soroptomist Foundation, Inc. Bay Area Chamber Foundation Hillels of the Florida Suncoast South Florida Museum & Bishop Planetarium, Inc. Bay Area Legal Services, Inc. Hillsborough Community College South Shore Symphony Orchestra Bay Point Middle School Hillsborough Community College South University Foundation Beauty for Ashes Worldwide, Inc. Hillsborough County Public Schools Southeast Asian Relief, Inc. Because I Said I Would Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office Southeastern Guide Dogs, Inc. Belmont Abbey College Hillsborough Education Foundation Southern Legal Counsel, Inc. Benedictine Sisters of Florida Hillsborough House of Hope, Inc. Southern Poverty Law Center, Inc. Benedictine University Hillsborough Literacy Council, Inc. SPCA of Texas Berkeley Preparatory School Hillsdale Baptist Church SPCA Tampa Bay Best Friends Animal Society Hispanic Federation, Inc. Special Olympics Virginia Beth Dillinger Foundation Hispanic Heritage Foundation Special Operations Warrior Foundation Incorporated Beth-El Farmworker Ministry, Inc. Holmes Community College Development Spirit of the Desert-Ruach Hamidbar Foundation Bible Based Fellowship Church Homeless Emergency Project, Inc. St. Ambrose University Big Brothers Big Sisters of America Hope Inspired Ministries, Inc. St. Andrew Presbyterian Church Big Brothers Big Sisters of Tampa Bay, Hope International Ministries St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Inc. Big Cat Rescue Hospice Foundation of the Florida Suncoast, St. Clair Childrens Advocacy Center, Inc. Inc. Billy Graham Evangelistic Association Houston Food Bank St. John's Episcopal Church Bishop Grady Villas HP Alliance, Inc. St. John's Episcopal Parish Day School, Inc. Black Hawk College HPH Hospice St. Joseph's Hospital of Tampa Foundation, Inc. Black Hawk College East Campus Human Rights Campaign Foundation St. Jude Children's Research Hospital Black Student Fund Human Rights First St. Leo University Bluegrass Care Navigators (Hospice of Humane Society of Pinellas, Inc. St. Mary's Catholic Church the Bluegrass) Bolesta Center at USF Humane Society of Tampa Bay, Inc. St. Mary's Episcopal Day School Boley Foundation, Inc. Hyde Park Presbyterian Church St. Paul Catholic Church Bonefish & Tarpon Trust Hyde Park Presbyterian Church Foundation St. Paul United Methodist Church Boys & Girls Club of Tampa Bay, Inc. Hyde Park United Methodist Church St. Paul's School, Inc. Boys & Girls Clubs of Citrus County, Idlewild Baptist Church St. Peter Claver Catholic School Inc. Boys & Girls Clubs of Tampa Bay Ikebana Iwaya Fund St. Petersburg Catholic High School Foundation, Inc. Boys & Girls Clubs of the Suncoast In Touch with Communities
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