Support Our Partners

Partners’ Place

A Place to Live. A Place to Belong.

Everyone deserves a place they’re proud to call home—a place that is safe, comfortable, and affordable—where they can feel a sense of belonging.

That vision is becoming a reality at Partners’ Place, a transformative new housing community designed specifically with Moorings Park Partners in mind.

Through a significant investment by Moorings Park Institute and the generosity of Moorings Park Foundation donors—including support raised through two years of Foundation gala—Partners’ Place is now a reality. Together, these investments transformed the property into professionally designed, affordable housing created specifically for Moorings Park Communities Partners. With residents beginning to move in this fall, Partners’ Place offers more than a place to live. It provides an opportunity to build stability, security, and a stronger future.

Residents enjoy thoughtfully designed studio and one-bedroom apartments along with amenities that foster convenience, wellness, and connection, including:

On-site laundry facilities
A welcoming common lounge
Swimming pool
Outdoor grilling area
Fitness center

At its heart, Partners’ Place represents an investment in the people who make Moorings Park Communities exceptional every day.

Habitat for Humanity

Building Homes. Strengthening Community.

For some Moorings Park Partners, the dream isn’t simply finding a place to live—it’s owning a home of their own.

Through a partnership with Habitat for Humanity of Collier County, Moorings Park Foundation is helping make homeownership more attainable for eligible Partners. Eligible applicants who qualify for Habitat’s homeownership program and complete the required education and volunteer hours may receive $10,000 from Moorings Park Foundation toward their down payment or closing costs.

Hear how the partnership is helping Moorings Park Partners build a foundation for their future.

This partnership reflects Moorings Park’s commitment to supporting the people who make our communities exceptional while helping strengthen the broader Collier County community. Together, we’re building more than homes. We’re helping build stability, opportunity and a stronger future for local families.

Creating More Housing Opportunities

Partners’ Place and the Habitat for Humanity partnership provide a different path to housing stability—from affordable rentals to homeownership.

Together, they reflect Moorings Park’s commitment to helping Partners live, work, and thrive in the communities they serve.

Empowering Dreams Through Education

Group of people presenting a scholarship to a Moorings Park partner At Moorings Park, our employees—affectionately known as Partners—make a profound difference in the lives of our residents every single day. Thanks to the generosity of our donors, we can invest in innovative ways to support and uplift the very people who care for our community with dedication and heart.

For many of our Partners and their families, pursuing higher education is more than a goal, it’s a dream. And through the Moorings Park Foundation Scholarship Program, our residents have an incredible opportunity to turn that dream into reality.

This scholarship program is thoughtfully overseen by our Scholarship Committee, made up of residents from all three campuses. Their commitment ensures that each application is carefully reviewed, and that scholarships are awarded to those most deserving.

Who Can Apply?

Full-time and part-time Moorings Park team members, as well as their spouses and individuals who are claimed as a dependent on their federal income tax return
Employees assigned to Moorings Park by All Covered, Unidine, NCH, and Avanza
Those who have completed at least one year of employment
Students with a minimum GPA of 2.5
Those attending an accredited educational institution, including universities, community colleges, trade schools, vocational programs, and other recognized educational programs

Please note: On-call Partners are not eligible.

Scholarship Administration

Scholarships are administered by the Collier Community Foundation through its Collier Scholars program. The selection committee includes five Moorings Park residents and six community representatives selected by Collier Community Foundation.

Helping Partners Access Quality Child Care

Each year, Moorings Park Foundation helps eligible Partners access financial assistance for child care through Florida’s School Readiness Program, administered locally by the Early Learning Coalition of Southwest Florida.

School Readiness helps eligible families afford quality early education and child care through early childhood programs, family child care homes, and school-based programs.

Eligibility is based on household circumstances, including family size and income. The amount of assistance varies based on individual eligibility and program requirements.

For many Partners, child care is one of the largest household expenses after housing. This assistance can make a meaningful difference—helping parents afford quality care for their children while continuing to work and build a future for their families.

Instructions for Registering for School Readiness

School Readiness Match Child Care Authorization Form

Helping Partners Navigate Life’s Challenges

Life can bring unexpected challenges, and having the right support can make all the difference. Moorings Park Foundation looks for meaningful ways to support Partners and their families when needs arise—helping them to navigate challenges, access opportunities and thrive both at work and in their personal lives.

Over the years, these efforts have included:

Declared Disaster Relief— providing financial assistance to partners affected by hurricanes and other declared disasters
English as a Second Language (ESL) Classes—creating opportunities for Partners to strengthen their English language skills
Back-to-School Supply Drive—helping Partners with school-aged children prepare for the school year
Social Services Coordinator—providing dedicated guidance to help Partners identify and navigate community resources and support services

The graduates of the English as a Second Language classes

The needs of our Partners can change from year to year. That’s why the Foundation remains committed to listening, responding and finding meaningful ways to provide support when it is needed most.