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We do websites! VenturePF’s no-cost sites connect nonprofits to their audiences

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According to Nonprofithub.org “only 19 percent of nonprofits surveyed have a full-time IT person, while another 29 percent rely upon an employee who also has other non-technical job duties. Almost 32 percent contract an outside company for their IT support. Finally, 20 percent of nonprofits use either volunteers or board members for IT support.”
For start ups and grassroots nonprofits, websites provide a vital information tool to deliver a nonprofit’s mission and vision. But what happens when small budgets make website design an impossible dream?
VenturePF to the rescue! In its year and a half of existence, VenturePF has build sites for organizations of all sizes, audiences, and missions.

We do Grocery Co-ops!

One Community Grocery Co-op is grocery store with a cooperative business structure. OCGC is organized to offer and provide to access to good, healthy food, build stronger communities, and healthy people. One Community Grocery Co-op is a developing retail cooperative business that is owned by its members. This means that it is owned by members of the community – not outside investors.

We do community groups!

MOYTF, Inc. is a community-based grassroots organization located in South St. Petersburg, Florida, committed to empowering and improving our community through mentoring in our public schools, a Summer Development Program for at-risk children, a nursing home visitation program, and entry-level chess clubs at several area schools. We promote self-discipline, sound decision-making, compassion, respect for all mankind, and community and family involvement.

We do heritage and history!

In 2013, the City of St. Petersburg received a $50,000 grant from the Florida Department of State, Division of Historical Resources, to fund the African-American Heritage Trail project. A steering committee was formed, composed of community members, historians and other specialists from local educational and cultural institutions, all of whom had a special interest in African-American history. In 2014, the African-American Heritage Association of St. Petersburg, Inc. was incorporated as a nonprofit in the state of Florida and became a 501(c)(3) in 2019.

We do museums!

Headquartered in the former Curtis Elementary School and originally established as the Pinellas County African American History Museum, The Curtis Museum serves as a research center for the study of African American culture and life in Pinellas County, Florida.

Need a website? Email us today!

Don’t let cost be a deterrent to reaching your audience. Email us at venturepf@gmail.com and let’s talk about how we can connect you to your market place with a website provided at no cost, today!