Grant opportunities PSF recently secured a $40K grant from United Way North Central Florida to enhance emergency assistance in rural communities, highlighting a propensity for leveraged funding and partnership programs that could be expanded with additional donor collaborations and grant-writing support.

Family services expansion Collaborations with the Children’s Trust of Alachua County to broaden services like a free child development program indicate ongoing capacity-building and ecosystem partnerships that could benefit from scaled program management, training, and community outreach solutions.

Rural outreach PSF serves nearly 5,000 children across 13 counties with a focus on rural communities, presenting opportunities for technology-enabled case management, mobile points of service, and data analytics to optimize service delivery and outcomes in dispersed geographies.

Technology stack Utilizes SQL, Relias Learning, Piwik PRO Core, and web technologies, suggesting sales potential for cloud-based case management enhancements, training platforms, data privacy/compliance tools, and analytics dashboards tailored to child welfare workloads.

Financial scale With revenue in the upper six figures to low seven figures range and a mid-sized workforce, PSF represents a growing non-profit with capacity for service expansion, vendor consolidation, and procurement of efficiency tools that support program delivery and reporting requirements.