The Escambia Children’s Trust Board of Directors will meet at 9 a.m. on Tuesday, Feb. 14, and will vote on a recommendation to fund 19 out-of-school-time programs, totaling $5.1 million. The previous recommendation was for $4.3 million, which the board tabled in December.
The biggest beneficiaries of the two-month delay are the YMCA of Northwest Florida and Benny Washington’s James B. Washington Education & Sports program, which didn’t make the December cut.
Six of the providers have programs in the 32505 zip code area, less than a third.
Feb-23 | Dec-22 | |
Boys & Girls Club of the Emerald Coast
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$874,878 | $874,878 |
Children’s Home Society | $244,672 | $244,671 |
Dixon School of Arts and Sciences | $260,000 | $260,000 |
Urban Development Center | $397,556 | $397,556 |
Valerie’s House Pensacola | $105,215 | $105,215 |
Omega Lamplighters | $107,460 | $115,000 |
Central Gulf Coast Freedom Schools | $215,045 | $215,045 |
Covenant Care | $201,095 | $201,095 |
Pensacola Children’s Chorus | $96,201 | $108,640 |
Pensacola Little Theatre | $144,681 | $150,000 |
CMB Visions Unlimited | $293,184 | $293,184 |
Epps Christian Center | $254,800 | $254,800 |
Pensacola MESS Hall | $85,648 | $85,648 |
City of Pensacola Parks and Recreation | $540,041 | $540,000 |
Chain Reaction | $195,580 | $195,580 |
Children’s Theater Company | $196,189 | $196,189 |
SALT (Sisters Anointed to Lead Together) | $11,489 | $11,489 |
YMCA of NW Florida | $581,748 | $0 |
James B. Washington Education & Sports | $295,000 | $0 |
Creative School Age Child Care | $0 | $99,443 |
$5,100,482 | $4,348,433 |