Since 1993, it has been our mission to lead efforts to restore and protect the greater Everglades ecosystem. The Foundation recognizes the irreplaceable environmental and economic value of America’s "River of Grass."​ Established as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, the funds we raise go towards scientific research, education on the Greater Everglades ecosystem and grants to our conservation partners. The Foundation also supports necessary legal actions to help protect the Everglades. We leverage science and advocacy to help shape the decisions of stakeholders, focus on research, collaborate with fellow organizations and supply grants for the advancement of environmental awareness. The Foundation's world-class science department conducts and sponsors scientific research and analysis; our policies, positions and actions are determined by facts. The Foundation serves as a leader in building consensus for action in support of our mission. Our strength comes from the support we receive from our partners, board, staff and true believers who know we can correct mistakes of the past for the millions of people who depend on the Everglades'​ future health.

I engage children of all ages in various literacy activities throughout the summer to ensure that they maintain and improve their literacy skills (reading, writing, etc). Helping a diverse group of children with a wide variety of needs has helped me become a better educator because it has enabled me to practice methods of differentiating instruction as well as providing opportunities to work with children of all age groups.It has been a fantastic experience!

The Miami Foundation partners with donors to champion their causes and improve local quality of life. Since 1967, we’ve done this by taking leadership on civic issues, investing in our community and nurturing philanthropy. Thanks to our more than 1,000 donors, we currently manage close to $350 million in assets and have made $350 million in grants that create opportunities for residents, make Miami-Dade County more resilient and foster home-grown creativity.

As Miami-Dade County's official economic development partnership, the Miami-Dade Beacon Council is charged with bringing new, job-generating investments to the community, while assisting existing businesses in their efforts to expand. By doing this, The Beacon Council facilitates the creation of quality jobs for each and every resident of Miami-Dade County.

Centro Campesino is a Community Development Corporation that strengthens families in Central and South Florida. We do this by providing opportunities to access affordable housing, homeownership support, economic advancement and educational and leadership development. Centro Campesino was formed in 1972 as a farmworker advocacy organization in response to the deplorable living conditions of farmworkers and other low-income families in South Florida. Since then, Centro Campesino has constructed over 500 single family homes for low income families, 130 affordable rental units, and rehabilitated more than 6,000 homes for rural low-income families in eleven Florida counties. Centro Campesino has provided job training and placement to more than 1,000 youth and farmworker adults in non-agricultural jobs, and guided over 3,000 families though the homeownership process. Since 2008, Centro has assisted over 2,000 distressed homeowners facing South Florida’s foreclosure crisis. In the aftermath of Hurricane Andrew (which devastated South Florida in 1992), and during the 2004 hurricane season, Centro Campesino was instrumental in developing and implementing hurricane relief and recovery efforts. Since the hurricane devastation in 2004, Centro Campesino has repaired and/or replaced over 150 damaged homes. Today, Centro Campesino’s lines of business are housing development, homeownership solutions, property management, education/workforce development, and community revitalization and leadership development in Central and South Florida.

Over fifty years ago, Dr. Lindsey D. Pankey, Sr. had a national and international reputation in dentistry as a world-class restorative pioneer and educator. He was a passionate advocate of comprehensive, patient-centered dentistry and spent much of his life helping other dentists understand the happiness and fulfillment to be had in closer relationships with patients. Having accumulated nearly every award and honor that organized dentistry could bestow, several of Dr. Pankey’s colleagues sought to honor him in a unique way. They asked him to lend his name to an institute for advanced continuing dental education. He accepted, and fundraising began to form the nonprofit known as The Pankey Institute. The first courses of the Institute commenced in September of 1972 with the mission of “bridging the gap between what is known and what is practiced.” Since that time, a continuously enhanced curriculum and growing faculty have focused on that mission, and The Pankey Institute has been dentistry’s "one place"​ for postgraduate education.

HPCNEF is the Northeast Florida region’s leading resource for healthcare utilization data, population health data, information on evidence-based best practices, and timely and unbiased health policy information. HPCNEF has long-standing professional partnerships with various entities throughout the northeast Florida region and the state, including local health departments, hospitals, nursing homes, behavioral health facilities, health and social service non-profits, city and county government agencies, and colleges and universities. Additionally, as a publicly authorized yet autonomous, tax-exempt non-profit corporation, HPCNEF is a strong bridge and connector between public health and the private healthcare industry – offering an ideal platform and serving as a neutral convener to foster and facilitate public-private partnerships. HPCNEF offers a variety of products and services in the following areas: Our Products ◾ Health Needs Assessments ◾ Health Impact Assessments ◾ Healthcare utilization reports for hospitals and nursing homes in Northeast Florida ◾ Strategic Plans Our Services ◽ Health Planning ◽ Community Engagement ◽ Strategic Planning ◽ Program Planning, Development, and Evaluation ◽ Fiscal Management ◽ Grant Research, Procurement, and Administration ◽ Data Collection, Analysis, Interpretation, and Reporting ◽ Geographic Information System (GIS) Mapping

Beth David Reform Congregation is an intimate, caring and vibrant community for Reform Jewish worship, learning and personal growth. Our aim is to have active participation by all our members and to be an inclusive congregation. Beth David and its Religious School offer a wide range of spiritual and educational programs. We are dedicated to Torah, social action, , tikkun olam (repairing the world), tzedakah (charity), the Jewish people and the State of Israel. Our mission is to inspire a life-long Commitment to Judaism and provide a place to celebrate our Jewish lives together, l’dor v’dor — from generation to generation.

Homestead Chevrolet Cadillac is a retail company based out of 30501 S DIXIE HWY, Homestead, Florida, United States.

For over 40 years Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida (NHSSF), a community based nonprofit headquartered in Little Havana (Miami, FL), has worked to revitalize neighborhoods and strengthen communities across South Florida. As a one-stop-shop, NHSSF is committed to advance prosperity for all South Floridians through Lending, Real Estate Sales, Housing Development, Homebuyer Education & Counseling, and Community Transformation. Neighborhood Housing Services of South Florida is a certified Community Development Finance Institution (CDFI) and also a chartered member of NeighborWorks America. NHSSF provides its full spectrum of homeownership services in English, Creole and Spanish following its mission to empower individuals, create affordable housing opportunities and revitalize neighborhoods in South Florida.