Florence Foundation Grant Program

The Florence Foundation Grant Program offers funding to support a variety of charitable, educational, religious, and scientific initiatives. The program aims to assist public institutions, promote scientific research, provide scholarships for young individuals with limited means, care for vulnerable populations, and support public recreational facilities. It also funds research addressing social issues such as ignorance, poverty, crime, and vice. Eligible applicants include qualified 501(c)(3) charitable organizations based in Texas. Preference is given to organizations located in Dallas County and its neighboring counties. The grant program covers a broad range of fields including education, health, human services, medical research, and religion-related activities. Grant amounts range from $5,000 to $50,000 depending on the project scope and needs. These funds can be used for operational costs or specific programs aligned with the foundation’s mission. Applicants should demonstrate how their work contributes to advancing knowledge or improving community well-being. The deadline for applications is August 1, 2025. Interested organizations are encouraged to prepare detailed proposals that clearly outline their objectives and expected outcomes. This grant opportunity provides financial support that can help expand services or initiate new projects within eligible communities. To apply or learn more about the Florence Foundation Grant Program requirements and priorities, visit the Bank of America philanthropic website. This resource offers additional guidance on submission procedures and contact information for inquiries related to the grant process. By participating in this program, organizations have the chance to secure funding that supports meaningful work benefiting Texas communities. The Florence Foundation seeks partners committed to making a positive impact through education, health care, social services, research efforts, and public recreation initiatives.