Jewish Community Center Of Lee County, Inc.

Jewish Community Center Of Lee County, Inc., doing business as Temple Beth Shalom, is a tax-exempt nonprofit organization based in Cape Coral, Florida that receives federal funding as a sub-recipient of federal grants, not as a federal contractor or prime grantee. The organization operates exclusively as a sub-recipient on grants administered by the State of Florida Division of Emergency Management, with no direct federal contracts, IDVs, or prime grant awards in its current footprint.

Temple Beth Shalom's federal funding stream consists entirely of three sub-grant awards totaling $225 thousand in obligated dollars, all routed through Florida's state emergency management office. Two awards fund physical security infrastructure and activities: a Non-Profit Security Grant Program (NSGP) sub-award issued March 25, 2024, supporting target hardening and physical security enhancements for high-risk nonprofit organizations in UASI-eligible urban areas, and a $723,500 sub-award issued January 15, 2026 for Jewish Community Center Building & Equipment. A third sub-award issued July 19, 2024 provided funding for Torah Scrolls acquisition. All three awards derive from the Federal Emergency Management Agency's financial assistance programs and represent the organization's sole customer agency across its recent award portfolio.

Activity is minimal and episodic: two sub-awards in 2024 and one in 2026. The organization has not competed for federal contracts, served as a prime grantee, or placed task orders against government-wide acquisition vehicles. Temple Beth Shalom's federal footprint reflects a small, locally-focused nonprofit organization with narrow exposure to federal funding mechanisms — confined to emergency management and security grant support channeled through state intermediaries rather than direct federal customer engagement.