Episcopal Charities Seeks
Executive Director

Interested applicants should email resume to resume@ecsefl.org.

Current Gifts

Gifts of cash — By check made payable to Episcopal Charities of Southeast Florida, Inc. Such gifts are usually tax deductible.

Gifts of securities — This type of gift is particularly advantageous to the donor if securities have appreciated. Such gifts are usually considered a charitable deduction, thus eliminating capital gains tax otherwise owed in liquidating the securities.

Deferred Gifts

Bequest by Will — A bequest may prescribe gifts such as a stated amount of money, a percentage of an estate or a specific asset. Such a gift may reduce the amount of the estate subject to the estate tax.

Gift of Life Insurance — The owner can name the Episcopal Charities Vision Fund as a beneficiary of the policy. At the contributor's death, the value of the policy goes to the Vision Fund.

How does The Vision Fund operate?

Established in 2003 as the Smith Fund, The Vision Fund is managed by the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society (DFMS) of the Episcopal Church. The board of directors is responsible for oversight, safeguarding funds and making disbursements.
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Small Grants Available

The Small Grants Program is designed to support start-up projects, one-time events, and one-time needs within a project.

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Millions in financial aid has been granted to programs throughout Southeast Florida from Episcopal Charities to the poor and fragile.

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The statistics are staggering. According to the Annie E. Casey Foundation 24% of children in the sunshine state were found to be living below the poverty level, which is more than the national average of 22%. According to the Annual Map the Meal Gap Report, 11.8% of South Floridians are Food Insecure. Housing is reported as one of the greatest needs by South Florida’s county and city governments. More after school and summer school youth programming, day care centers for the working poor and affordable medical care and insurance are pressings needs.Working together with parishes, nonprofit partners and the Diocese of Southeast Florida, Episcopal Charities helps parishioners reduce human suffering by funding programs for youth, their families, the elderly and the homeless.

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