Our Leadership Work
Part of our mission at the Community Foundation of Broward is to provide leadership on community solutions. For more than ten years, we have been leading the community on a number of issues.
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Art of Community - the Community Foundation of Broward seeks to invest $2.5 million in bold, unique projects over the next five years that integrate the arts in addressing issues of public concern that result in a greater sense of community within Broward residents. more... |
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Leadership Institute - the Leadership Institute is dedicated to building the awareness, skills and values of leadership among the citizenry in Broward. more
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Re-engage for Good - Re-engage for Good is a multi-year initiative of the Community Foundation of Broward. The purpose is to engage retired and soon to retire baby boomers to use their time, talent, and years, of experience to improve our community and lead needed change. more... |
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School is Cool - is our middle school initiative to boost graduation rate in Broward schools. According to a John Hopkins University report, one child in the United States drops out of school every 27 seconds of the school year and the origins of these failures begin as early as sixth grade. more... |
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Strategic Grants - we ensure that each dollar awarded through a grant is meaningfully invested in our community. To do this, our staff diligently researches important local issues, forges effective collaborations and conducts site visits to see firsthand what the grant will be used for and how the particular program will benefit our residents. more... |
HIstorical Initiatives:
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HIV/AIDS Prevention – once an unmentionable disease, it now is a global cause. We were there 16 years ago, when it was still unmentionable providing leadership. We are still there today. more... |
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Former Foster Youth – addresses needs of children as they turn 18 and leave the foster care system. more... |
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