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Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida Connecting, strengthening, and advocating for local nonprofits to create a strong nonprofit community

Your community. Your tax dollars. Your choice.Or at least it should be.Amendment 3 would limit how local communities can...
10/24/2026

Your community. Your tax dollars. Your choice.

Or at least it should be.

Amendment 3 would limit how local communities can spend their own property tax dollars, even when local residents have different priorities.

Because decisions about your community should be made by the people who live there, not Tallahassee.

That's why we're voting NO on Amendment 3.

10/23/2026

If something sounds too good to be true, it usually is.

We looked under the hood. That's why we're voting NO on Amendment 3.

SAVE A LITTLE. LOSE A LOT.What looks like a tax break today could come with real consequences for the services that keep...
10/21/2026

SAVE A LITTLE. LOSE A LOT.

What looks like a tax break today could come with real consequences for the services that keep our communities strong.

Amendment 3 could impact:
📚Libraries
🏞️Parks & recreation
🚨Public safety services
🫂Programs supporting seniors and families

Before you vote, get the facts and learn how Amendment 3 could affect Northeast Florida.

Vote NO on Amendment 3.

Northeast Florida: show us how you vote! 🗳️Early voting is beginning across our region. Check the dates for your county ...
10/20/2026

Northeast Florida: show us how you vote! 🗳️

Early voting is beginning across our region. Check the dates for your county and scan the QR code (or click the link in our bio) to find your nearest early voting location and hours through your county's Supervisor of Elections website.

Get informed on the issues, vote early, and make your voice heard.

What's the real cost of Amendment 3? The potential impacts go far beyond property taxes.Across Northeast Florida, local ...
10/15/2026

What's the real cost of Amendment 3? The potential impacts go far beyond property taxes.

Across Northeast Florida, local governments help fund essential services that families and communities depend on every day. Amendment 3 could put those investments at risk, leaving nonprofits with fewer resources to respond as community needs continue to grow.

At the Nonprofit Center, we believe residents deserve to understand what's at stake for the communities we share.

Swipe to explore the potential impacts of Amendment 3 and why we're urging voters to consider the broader consequences.

Learn more about our position and access resources at nonprofitctr.org/amendment-3 or click the link in our bio.

When families need more support, they shouldn't have fewer places to turn.The Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida oppo...
10/08/2026

When families need more support, they shouldn't have fewer places to turn.

The Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida opposes Amendment 3 because of its potential impact on the local resources that support essential community services across our region.

If passed, Amendment 3 could significantly reduce revenue available to local governments, putting funding for nonprofit programs, community infrastructure, and critical services at risk.

These investments help keep families stable, support working households, and ensure our most vulnerable neighbors have access to the services they need.

Our communities depend on these resources, and the decisions we make today will shape what's available tomorrow.

Learn more about our position and the potential impacts of Amendment 3 by clicking the link in our bio.

We had a blast with all of you today at our annual Sector Connect: Tailgate Edition! No better way to spend an afternoon...
10/07/2026

We had a blast with all of you today at our annual Sector Connect: Tailgate Edition! No better way to spend an afternoon than celebrating all of the amazing nonprofits that make up our vibrant sector.

Thank you to Level the Playing Field LA and Jacksonville Waves for coming out and helping us with our raffle give away. And shout-out for Jaxson de Ville for spreading that Duuuuval spirit!

Stay tuned for our next Sector Connect on December 16 where we'll be bringing back our gingerbread decorating contest 👀 🏰

As Floridians prepare to make their voices heard, it's critical organizations understand how to leverage their stories t...
10/01/2026

As Floridians prepare to make their voices heard, it's critical organizations understand how to leverage their stories to move the needle on the issues impacting our communities. How effectively nonprofits craft these stories can shape how issues are understood, prioritized, and acted on.

Session 3 of our Civic Engagement Series, presented in partnership with Jacksonville Policy Engagement Group, focuses on using data and stories to drive mission-informed action. This session will take place on October 13 at The Jessie and will be led by experts Jerail Fennell, MSM (NOTED MARKETING) and Susan Masucci (Ruckus Agency).

Participants will explore how to pair Catalyst data with lived experience, use storytelling ethically, elevate community voices with care, and tailor messages for different audiences.

To register, click the link in our bio 🔗

The Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida is pleased to announce the appointment of Callan Brown as Chief Executive Offi...
09/23/2026

The Nonprofit Center of Northeast Florida is pleased to announce the appointment of Callan Brown as Chief Executive Officer. Callan has spent nearly a decade with the Nonprofit Center, taking on increasingly significant leadership roles. She has shaped many of the initiatives that are positioning our organization, and Northeast Florida’s nonprofit sector at large, for the future. Callan brings deep institutional knowledge, strong relationships across the nonprofit and philanthropic communities, and a commitment to helping organizations remain resilient in a rapidly changing environment. This appointment reinforces the Board of Directors’ strong confidence in her leadership ability, which was evident during her service as Interim CEO over the past several months.

Under Callan’s leadership, the Nonprofit Center will continue advancing its mission to Connect, Strengthen and Advocate while expanding its role as an essential infrastructure partner for the region’s nonprofit sector. The organization’s priorities include implementing a shared services program, growing resources and consulting services for sustained collaboration across the sector, strengthening the Center’s role as a trusted, nonpartisan convener and advocate for nonprofits, and developing and retaining the next generation of nonprofit leaders through initiatives such as the Community Coaching Network.

As we begin this new chapter, our focus remains on helping nonprofits build capacity, share resources and data, strengthen their leadership and explore new opportunities for collaboration. We are excited to have Callan lead this work and look forward to continuing to partner with our members, funders and community leaders to build a stronger, more resilient nonprofit sector across Northeast Florida.

Jacksonville’s Public Service Grant program does more than fund individual services. It helps nonprofit organizations br...
09/18/2026

Jacksonville’s Public Service Grant program does more than fund individual services. It helps nonprofit organizations bring significantly more resources to the table for our community.

Our analysis of 45 PSG-funded programs found that $5.3 million in PSG funding supports $34.18 million in community services. That means every $1 in PSG represented in our analysis supports $6.41 in services for Jacksonville families.

And the value goes beyond dollars. Nonprofits bring trained staff, established infrastructure, community relationships, and expertise that have been built over years of serving Jacksonville residents.

As City Council prepares to consider the City’s budget, we’re sharing this data to help ensure decision-makers have a fuller picture of what the PSG investment supports and what nonprofit partners bring alongside it.

Because when we talk about funding community services, we also have to talk about the capacity it takes to deliver them.

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