FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. - eTradeWire -- In this season of giving, the Moss Foundation has selected four non-profit organizations to share in a $75,000 donation, so that all four may continue their essential missions of improving the lives of children in our South Florida community.

"In a year like no other, when non-profit organizations are in dire need, we are excited to be able to help these amazing organizations: Place of Hope, SOS Children's Villages, AMIkids and 4Kids of South Florida. We share a firm belief giving back to the community is always essential, but even more so this year," said Chad Moss, President of the Moss Foundation.

Place of Hope, a Palm Beach-based organization, will receive $20,000. The non-profit provides programs and services that help end abuse, neglect, homelessness, and human trafficking.

SOS Children's Villages, which is dedicated to the care of orphaned and abandoned children, will receive $20,000. They offer long-term care for children, work to prevent child abandonment, and provide empowering programming for children so they can reach their full potential.

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AMIkids, a Fort Lauderdale-based non-profit organization, that helps children develop into responsible and productive citizens will receive $30,000 for their aquatics initiative.

Finally, $5,000 will go towards 4Kids of South Florida, a non-profit that was nominated by a business partner.

About Moss Foundation, Inc.: Moss Foundation, Inc. (http://mosscm.com/about-moss/moss-foundations/) is a 501(C)3 organization dedicated to assisting non-profit organizations and communities throughout the nation under the leadership of President Chad Moss. Created by Moss & Associates, a national privately held construction firm headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, the foundation prides itself in giving back to the community and enhancing its surrounding areas.