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You are here: Home / Grant Size / $50,000 to $500,000 / Leading Grant Program for Small, Local Nonprofit Agencies in Florida (Level 3)

Leading Grant Program for Small, Local Nonprofit Agencies in Florida (Level 3)

Dated: October 18, 2022

The Children’s Board of Hillsborough County (CBHC) is accepting applications for its Level 3: Leading Grant Program to support small, local nonprofit agencies to build on their capacity to serve and improve outcomes for children and families in Hillsborough County.

Donor Name: Children’s Board of Hillsborough County

State: Florida

County: Hillsborough County (FL)

Type of Grant: Grant

Deadline: 12/15/2022

Size of the Grant: $100,000

Details:

Grant Intent: The purpose of this RFP is for CBHC to fund direct service programs in at least one Children’s Board focus areas that address promotion, prevention and/or early intervention. Services must reflect best practices in the field and improve access for underserved residents of Hillsborough County. This funding opportunity is open in all four Children’s Board focus areas as described below:

  • Children are Healthy and Safe
  • Children are Developmentally on Track
  • Children are Ready to Learn and Succeed
  • Family Support

Focus Areas

  • Children are Healthy and Safe: Early preventative health and education prepares a family to develop nurturing and healthy habits which are enhanced by coordination with community partners including healthcare systems and primary care providers.
  • Children are Developmentally on Track: Early Identification of developmental needs for children birth to age five is essential for optimizing a child’s potential and serves as an opportunity for caregivers to learn more about their child’s current developmental functioning.
  • Children are Ready to Learn and Succeed: School readiness services for young children should be designed in a way that foster a nurturing, safe and healthy environment for children and respects a family’s cultural values. In addition, quality early learning must also promote early caregiver involvement and professional development for early care educators. School success works best in collaboration with teachers, administrators, and parents to provide support consistent with developmental or grade level benchmarks. Successful services support leadership development, provides positive role modeling, and motivates students to learn in safe environments.
  • Family Support: Support for the whole family is essential for developing informal supports, stability, and overall well-being. Family Support plays an important role in a young child’s brain development because early experiences develop through positive relationships which establishes the foundation for secure attachments and future physical, cognitive, and socialemotional health.

CBHC Priority Populations

Participants served are Pregnant Individuals and/or Families with Children Birth through Middle School age.

Funding Information

  • The Children’s Board invested more than $32.5 million in one-hundred and eight programs to address the needs of community.
  • Amount Per Proposal: $100,000
  • Contract Term if Awarded: 04/01/2023 – 09/30/2023

Eligibility Criteria

  • Agency Eligibility:
    • Small, local nonprofit means the agency has a total operating budget of $500,000 or less.
    • Agency serves families residing in Hillsborough County.
    • Agency operates or conducts substantial business in Hillsborough County.
    • Must have an established Board of Directors

General Requirement

  • CBHC funding or resources shall not be used to supplant funding for activities which other local, state, or federal governmental agencies are obligated by statute, administrative rule, or local ordinance to support.
  • CBHC accepts no responsibility for any expense incurred by the Proposer in the preparation and presentation of such Proposal. Such expenses shall be borne exclusively by the Proposer.
  • Services and resources funded by the CBHC are available to all families and children who are eligible for services and resources, as determined by the funded agency’s program eligibility and admission criteria.
  • Any CBHC Grantee (current or former) deemed out of compliance with contractual obligations may be ineligible for CBHC funding.
  • There is an expectation that all Proposers will ensure they are informed and comply with federal, state, and local requirements for background screening.
    • PROVIDER must be able to submit a payment invoice as proof of the most recent level two background screening for all personnel who have contributed their time to a CBHC funded program, including volunteers, vendors or thoseindicated in the “Other Vendor Services” line of the budget providing direct service to clients and any employee whose pay has been funded, wholly or in part, by CBHC.
  • A Grantee will be responsible to register with and use an E-Verify system, to ensure compliance with E-Verify requirements, and verify the work authorization status of all employees paid for with Children’s Board of Hillsborough County funding as referenced in Florida Statute s. 448.095.

For more information, visit CBHC.

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