Our Impact
Collective Giving
The Power of Collective Giving
Collective giving is a powerful vehicle of philanthropy that has achieved astonishing results for communities and diverse populations within Northeast Florida. Coming together with fellow philanthropists who share your same interests, and pooling your resources to give strategically, you can achieve an impact far beyond what one can accomplish alone. Since 2001, The Community Foundation has supported several collective giving initiatives which continue to make an impact today.
At their 20th anniversary in 2022, WGA members had awarded over $7.7 million in grants since 2002 to improve the lives of more than 30,000 women and girls in Northeast Florida.
Strengthening Connectivity & Engagement
Collective giving brings together like-minded philanthropists, community leaders and nonprofits, creating a deeper level of understanding and a greater awareness of complex issues through shared efforts. Actively involved in grantmaking, advocacy, events and outcomes, you will find a strong connection of engagement and connectivity.
The A.L. Lewis Black Opportunity & Impact Fund
Honoring the history and legacy of A.L. Lewis, The A.L. Lewis Black Opportunity & Impact Fund ignites transformational change in Jacksonville’s Black communities.
Beaches Community Fund
The Beaches Community Fund brings donors, nonprofits, and the community together to address vital issues and to create a better quality of life for all who call our beaches home.
LGBTQ Community Fund
Created in 2014, the LGBTQ Community Fund brings together individuals focused on building an inclusive and welcoming environment for Northeast Florida’s lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community.
Quality Education for All (QEA)
The Community Foundation’s Quality Education for All initiative focuses on improving education for all Duval County Public School students.
Women's Giving Alliance (WGA)
Launched by The Community Foundation in 2001, Women’s Giving Alliance has helped to improve the lives of tens of thousands of women and girls in Northeast Florida.
Here to Help
For more information, contact:
