The Beatitude Foundation Inc
Between its 2021–2024 filings, The Beatitude Foundation Inc made 108 grants to Florida organizations totaling $2,669,127 — median $1,000. Here is what they actually funded, from their IRS 990-PF filings. A note on dates: 990-PF filings become public one to two years after the fiscal year they cover, so 2024 is the newest year on public record — giving patterns persist, but always confirm current priorities with the funder.
Winnability verdict
Watch Our reading as of October 11, 2026, from filings through 2024.
- Their filings don't publish an application route. That usually means relationships come first: start with the organizations they already fund, and watch for a stated process in their next filing.
- A real pattern, not a one-off: 7 grants in youth & family services on their Florida record ($24,794).
- Size the ask from their record: median grant $1,000, largest $599,112.
Deadline: No application deadline appears in the filings we have — confirm timing with the funder before planning a submission.
The verdict is our judgment from public filings — the funder’s own process statements are quoted where they exist, and funders make their own decisions. Verify with the funder before applying.
What they actually fund
- Youth & family services — 7 grant(s), $24,794
- Behavioral health — 4 grant(s), $1,350
- Housing & homelessness — 4 grant(s), $182,500
- Arts & culture — 3 grant(s), $2,000
A grant that serves more than one cause is counted under each cause it fits, so the totals above can overlap — the headline grant count above is the true total.
Where their Florida grants land: Tallahassee, St Petersburg, Apalachicola, Quincy, Ruskin.
Grants on the record
The largest itemized Florida grants in their filings, one row per recipient. “Grants” counts how many times they funded that recipient in the years on record; the amount and purpose are from the largest of those grants.
| Years | Recipient | Grants | Largest grant | Stated purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2021–2024 | Cesc Inc | 4 | $599,112 | Payments for Program Services |
| 2021–2024 | Fsu College of Medicine | 4 | $294,221 | Payments for Program Services |
| 2021–2024 | Big Bend Hospice Foundation | 2 | $250,000 | Payment for Support |
| 2022–2024 | John Paul Ii Catholic High School | 2 | $150,000 | Payments for Support |
| 2023 | Enableyou Llc | 1 | $100,000 | Payments for Program Services |
| 2022 | Open Doors Women's Clinic | 1 | $100,000 | Payments for Family Service Programs |
| 2021–2024 | Good News Outreach | 4 | $90,000 | Payments for Construction of Affordable Housing |
| 2021–2024 | Tmh Foundation | 2 | $72,274 | Payments for Program Services |
How to approach them
The foundation's public filings don't spell out an application process. Start with the most recent 990-PF (Part XV names the application procedure when one exists, linked below) and with relationship-building through organizations they already fund.
Full filings on ProPublica · EIN 593636206
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Data: itemized grants from IRS 990-PF filings through 2024, via public records. Page updated October 11, 2026. Winnable Grants is not affiliated with The Beatitude Foundation Inc; figures are our reading of public filings — verify with the funder before applying. Nothing here is legal or financial advice.