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September 2024                                                          September 2024                                                 PGA C.A.N.!, Page 17
      Applications Open To Local Nonprofits For Palm Beach



      International Boat Show Gives Back Grant Program



         Now through Oct. 18, nonprofit organizations across
      Palm  Beach  County  can  apply  for  the  Palm  Beach
      International Boat Show (PBIBS) Gives Back $500,000
      grant program. Founded in 2023, the grant program helps
      support environmental and marine education programs,
      and  waterfront  projects  in  Palm  Beach  County.  The
      program is a collaboration between the Marine Industries
      Association of Palm Beach County (MIAPBC), the owner
      of the Palm Beach International Boat Show, and Informa,
      the producer of the show.
         Grant proceeds will be used to fund projects that
      will positively impact thousands of lives in Palm Beach
      County  through  inspiring  educational  programs  and
      waterfront projects. Last year, Palm Beach International
      Boat Show Gives Back awarded proceeds to 25 nonprofit
      organizations. Grantees included Loggerhead Marinelife
      Center, ANGARI Foundation, Palm Beach State College
      Foundation,  Girl Scouts of Southeast  Florida, and  the
      Youth Sailing Foundation of the Palm Beaches.







                                                        Palm Beach International Boat Show Gives Back Grant Recipients. Photo by Tracey Benson Photography

                                                           “Our  mission  is  to  promote  and  protect  the  sound      Palm Beach International Boat Show Gives Back is
                                                        growth  of  the  marine  industry  in  Palm  Beach  County   funded through the proceeds from the annual Palm Beach
                                                        for the benefit and education of the community and the   International  Boat  Show,  which  include  ticket  sales,
                                                        environment,” said Alyssa Freeman, executive director   optional add-on donations, and other boat show-related
                                                        of the MIAPBC. “We hope to help foster a future where   endeavors. The boat show has been produced for more
                                                        knowledge and stewardship go hand in hand to protect   than 40 years and has a major economic impact on the
                                                        and enrich our community.”                         region. It is a much-loved, annual tradition for residents
                                                           Grant programs will be considered for up to $25,000 per   of the region and is widely known to be among a handful
                                                        nonprofit organization annually. Programs that will be funded   of must-attend, major boating events in the world.
                                                        include educational activities, curriculum development,      “The Palm Beach International Boat Show has always
                                                        field trips, outreach, in-house programs, and other related   given back to the community through sponsorships and
                                                        activities. In addition, programs that enhance the Palm Beach   underwriting of organizations,” explained Rena Blades,
                                                        County waterfront, such as public art, cultural activities, and
      Talented Teen Club Snorkeling Day                 small capital projects, will be considered.        Boat Show Gives Back Grant on page 18



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