The Florida Helps Foundation sells Partner products and provides services to raise funds for our support of Disabled Vets.
Currently, we’re partnered with 3 amazing firms offering their great products:
Our Foundation can serve as a "Fiscal Sponsor" to provide your event's Donors & Sponsors* with full IRS deductibility for their gifts to your event (cash or products) while getting access to our suite of skills, services and tools for event planning and execution.
We also "Help U Help Others" by providing a wide variety of services, tools and support for non-profit formation (State and IRS approval), management consulting, fundraising support, financial analysis and control, grant resarch and writing, etc. We also have significant experience with planning, organizing and running fund raising events such as large music festivals, silent auctions, celebrity chef dinners, etc.
- Florida Helps ... Raise funds for Disabled Vets
- Florida Helps ... Drowning prevention for Autistic & Special Needs Kids thru our own PADLS Program on Fort Myers Beach (now inactive)
- Florida Helps ... Manage the "Surf & Song Festival" in Downtown Fort Myers to raise over $25k for the Lee Co. Hospital System and their Autism Navigator program
- Florida Helps ... Programs for Underprivledged Musicans
- Florida Helps ... Fort Myers Beach Kids Soccer Club & Little League Teams
- Florida Helps ... Start-Up Support for Non-Profit Foundations
- Florida Helps ... The SW Florida Clean Water Movement
- Florida Helps ... Raise Funds for Friends with Cancer
- Florida Helps ... VA Hospital Employee's Kids
- Florida Helps ... Set-up & Management of Non-Profit Foundations
We are an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) non-profit organization* incorporated in the State of Florida (Tax ID #45-2651770). We are also proudly a Service Disabled Veteran-Owned SmallBusiness (SDVOSB).
* Per the IRS Tax Code, a donor is NOT allowed to take a charitable deduction for a donation of $250.00 or more unless they have obtained a receipt from an IRS-approved charitable organization. You then can deduct donations up to 50% of your net income. Please see IRS Publication 1771 (Charitable Contributions – Substantiation and Disclosure Requirements) for more information.