At GOLDLAW, we believe strong communities are built by organizations and individuals who dedicate their time, resources, and passion to helping others.
That commitment inspired GOLDLAW Founder and CEO Craig Goldenfarb, in partnership with Wayne Canner of Best Version Media, to launch the Golden 100, a new initiative created to recognize and support nonprofit organizations making an impact throughout Palm Beach County.
The first Golden 100 recipients were announced during the Nonprofit Chamber of Palm Beach County Leadership Summit on October 1, 2026, at Manatee Lagoon in West Palm Beach, marking the beginning of an initiative designed to provide local nonprofits with financial support, greater visibility, and new opportunities to share their stories.
What Is the Golden 100?
The Golden 100 was created to celebrate nonprofit organizations working every day to make Palm Beach County stronger.
Through the initiative, GOLDLAW is donating a total of $100,000, distributed among eligible member organizations of the Nonprofit Chamber of Palm Beach County and the Chamber itself.
The goal extends beyond financial support. The Golden 100 was also created to help participating nonprofits gain greater visibility, amplify their missions, and connect with a broader audience throughout the community.
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Supporting Palm Beach County Nonprofits
Craig understands firsthand the dedication required to build and sustain a nonprofit organization.
In addition to being a member of the Nonprofit Chamber of Palm Beach County, he is the founder of Heart of the Game, a nonprofit organization focused on increasing access to automated external defibrillators, or AEDs, in places where people live, work, learn, and play.
That experience helped shape the vision behind the Golden 100.
Nonprofit organizations throughout Palm Beach County serve people and families across a wide range of needs, often while navigating changing priorities, increasing demand for services, funding challenges, and the day-to-day responsibilities of operating an organization.
The Golden 100 was created as one way to recognize that work and support the people behind it.
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More Than Financial Support
The Golden 100 was designed to provide participating organizations with more than funding alone.
Selected nonprofits may also be featured in Palm Beach Neighbors magazine’s Profiles of Leadership, giving them another platform to share their mission, leadership, and impact with the community.
Organizations may also receive an opportunity to appear on The Gold Standard Radio Show, hosted by Craig Goldenfarb on Legends Radio 100.3 FM.
These opportunities are intended to help local nonprofits introduce their work to new audiences and bring greater attention to the causes they serve.
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The First Golden 100 Recipients
The inaugural Golden 100 recipients were recognized at the Nonprofit Chamber of Palm Beach County Leadership Summit in West Palm Beach.
The event brought together nonprofit leaders and community partners while providing an opportunity to celebrate organizations that continue to make a meaningful difference throughout Palm Beach County. Goldenfarb took the stage for a special moment, presenting a $20,000 donation to the Nonprofit Chamber of Palm Beach County Board of Directors Board Chair, Michelle Gonzalez, MNM. Four other nonprofits, including Resource Depot, Bella’s Angels, Child Rescue Coalition and Inner City Innovators, each were awarded a $5,000 grant.
Bella’s Angels: Their mission is to support children with life-long physical disabilities and their families throughout the Palm Beach community by easing financial burdens and connecting families to essential services and resources.
Child Rescue Coalition: This nonprofit’s focus is to rescue children from sexual abuse by building technology for law enforcement, free of charge, to identify, arrest and prosecute child predators.
Inner City Innovators: Their mission focuses on relentless community engagement, intensive mentoring, anti-violence workshops, and other initiatives aimed at breaking the cycles of violence that have long afflicted their neighborhoods in West Palm Beach.
Resource Depot: Their mission is to address two growing challenges: reducing waste and expanding access to affordable materials for education and the arts.
Each organization represents a different mission, but they share a common commitment to serving others and strengthening the community. The 60 remaining nonprofits in attendance each received a $1,000 donation. Together, the gifts total $100,000 and will make a meaningful and lasting impact on the Palm Beach County nonprofit community.
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$100,000 in Support for Local Organizations
Through the Golden 100, GOLDLAW committed a total of $100,000 in support to eligible Nonprofit Chamber of Palm Beach County member organizations and the Chamber itself.
The initiative reflects GOLDLAW’s ongoing commitment to supporting the communities where its team members and clients live and work. By combining financial support with opportunities for increased awareness, the Golden 100 aims to help local organizations continue their work while introducing more people to the missions behind it.
The nonprofits that were awarded the $1,000 grant from GOLDLAW include 211 Palm Beach, Treasure Coast, Inc; Aid to Victims of Domestic Abuse; Alzheimers Community Care, Inc.; American Association of Caregiving Youth; Andrea C. Cameron Foundation; Arc of Palm Beach County; Best Foot Forward; Better Together; Big Brothers Big Sisters of Palm Beach County; Boca Helping Hands; Boys & Girls Clubs of Palm Beach County, Inc.; Caridad Center; Catholic Charities Diocese of Palm Beach; Center for Child Counseling; Center for Family Services of Palm Beach County; Children’s Bereavement Center; Children’s Case Management Organization, Inc. DBA Families First of Palm Beach County; Christians Reaching Out to Society, Inc. DBA CROS Ministries; Clinics Can Help; College for Kids Take Stock in Children Palm Beach; Community Partners of South Florida; El Sol; Els For Autism; Faith Hope Love Charity, Inc. DBA Stand Down; Florence Fuller Child Development Center Inc.; For The Children; Friends of Foster Children of Palm Beach County; Genesis Community Health; Girl Scouts of Southeast Florida, Inc.; Habilitation Center for the Handicapped, Inc. DBA HabCenter Boca Raton; Holy Ground Shelter for Homeless, Inc.; Jack the Bike Man; Jeff Industries, Inc.; Leeds Foundation; Legal Aid Society; Mental Health America of the Palm Beaches; Milagro Center; Morningday Solutions; Mothers Against Murderers Association; NAMI; North Palm Beach County CAP (Club 100); Opportunity Inc. of Palm Beach County; Palm Beach County Food Bank; Palm Beach County Medical Society Services; Paws Be With You Inc.; Pediatric Oncology Support Team; People of Purpose; Rhonda’s Promise, Inc.; Speak Up For Kids; Spirit of Giving Network; Stoked On Life Palm Beach; Stop Bullying Now; The Arc of the Glades; The Children’s Place at Home Safe, Inc.; The Glades Initiative; The Lord’s Place, Inc.; Wayside House; West Jupiter Community Group and YWCA Palm Beach County.
Celebrating the Organizations That Strengthen Our Community
Every nonprofit has a story.
Behind each mission are people giving their time, expertise, energy, and resources to make life better for others.
The Golden 100 was created to recognize that dedication, help local organizations share those stories, and support the work they continue to do throughout Palm Beach County.
Together, we are celebrating the organizations that make our community stronger—one mission, one story, and one partnership at a time.
