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Economic Development Grant Funders in Florida

52 foundations with a documented economic development focus have made grants to Florida nonprofits in recent years, together directing $69.9M to organizations across the state. Below are the most active — every funder links to a full giving profile, and Bespoke Grants will match all 52 against your nonprofit's specific mission, for free.

52
Economic development funders
$69.9M
Given to Florida nonprofits
511
Grants on record
2025
Most recent giving

Most active economic development funders in Florida

#FunderBased inTotal Florida givingGrantsLatest
1Triumph Gulf Coast IncFlorida$13.0M122024
2Gulf Coast Community Foundation IncFlorida$12.3M1442018
3Jpmorgan Chase FoundationNew York$7.5M252024
4The Rockefeller FoundationNew York$5.5M52024
5Lennar FoundationFlorida$5.2M52024
6John S and James L Knight FoundationFlorida$4.9M252024
7The Goldman Sachs FoundationNew York$4.3M52024
8The Gary & Bernice Lebbin FoundationincMaryland$3.5M42020
9The Rotary Foundation of RotaryIllinois$2.6M342018
10Foundation for a Healthy St PetersburgFlorida$1.6M142024
11Florida Business Development CorpFlorida$1.5M212024
12JobsohioOhio$1.2M42023
13Wk Kellogg FoundationMichigan$675K32023
14Allegany Franciscan Ministries IncFlorida$660K42024
15Southern Baptist Hospital of Florida IncFlorida$630K42024

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How this list is built. Bespoke Grants indexes 13M+ grants from public IRS Form 990 filings. This page shows foundations whose giving carries a documented economic development focus and that have funded Florida nonprofits. Giving figures reflect each funder's total recent grants to Florida recipients. IRS data publishes on a 1–2 year lag; figures are current through the most recent available filings.