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Starting a nonprofit in Florida costs less than most people think. Here is every government fee, from incorporation to your first year.

You need fundraising leadership but cannot afford a full time hire. A fractional development director may be the answer.

We are beyond thrilled to officially welcome Americas Relief Network to the Palante Nonprofits family, and to celebrate a huge milestone together! We are proud to announce that Americas Relief Network has officially received its 501(c)(3) tax-exempt status! 🥂✨ Achieving tax exemption is a game-changer that opens doors to new grant opportunities, tax-deductible donor contributions, and sustainable long-term growth. At Palante, our core mission is to amplify the voices and ele

We are thrilled to welcome Manigat Hope to the Palante Nonprofits family! Partnering with organizations that are deeply rooted in community transformation is at the heart of what we do. We couldn’t be more excited to support Manigat Hope in expanding their reach, deepening their impact, and securing the resources they need to thrive. Who They Are Manigat Hope is a dedicated organization committed to uplifting individuals, supporting personal growth, and fostering long-term st

Starting a nonprofit takes seven clear steps. Here is what each one involves, what it costs, and where founders usually get stuck.

The Palante Nonprofits team is overjoyed to welcome Constellation Unity Foundation into our partner community! Our mission has always been anchored in supporting organizations that construct vital safety nets for local communities. We are honored to help Constellation Unity Foundation amplify their impact, secure key grant opportunities, and build sustainable growth across Central Florida. Who They Are Constellation Unity Foundation acts as a lifeline for older adults, youth,

Our founder, Dr. Andrea Ortega, and her family are from Colombia, and most of them still live there. It is with great sadness that we write this post. But one of the best ways Palante can make a difference right now is through the work we do. What happened On Monday, August 10, at 7:34 AM local time, a 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck western Colombia. It is the strongest earthquake the country has recorded in decades. The hardest hit cities include Cali, Pereira, Manizales, Q

If you noticed we've been a little quiet lately, here's why. After the earthquakes hit Venezuela, we paused our usual posts and reached out directly to organizations doing relief work on the ground. Most of our clients are grassroots groups. Many run on volunteers. Many don't have steady funding. They do this work because they care, not because it's easy. When something like this happens, they need help fast, and that help often doesn't come with a budget attached. So we offe

The Power of Connection. Escrito por: Dra. Andrea Ortega y Camila Giraldo Rosa Malagón, trabajadora social clínica licenciada, navegadora comunitaria en Hispanic Access Foundation, bailarina folklórica con México Danza Orlando y fundadora de Nuestra Cultura Outdoors, nos brindó perspectivas sobre cómo conectarnos dentro de una comunidad y con la naturaleza. Junto a la Dra. Andrea Ortega, abrieron un diálogo importante sobre cómo la salud mental, el cuidado comunitario, la cu

Written by: Dr. Andrea Ortega & Camila Giraldo Rosa Malagón, a licensed clinical social worker, community navigator at Hispanic Access Foundation, folkloric dancer with Mexico Danza Orlando, and founder of Nuestra Cultura Outdoors, gave us insight into connecting within a community and nature. Together with Dr. Andrea Ortega, they opened an important discourse on how mental health, community care, culture, and access to nature could and should intersect. Rosa’s Background a