LOCAL GOOD DEEDS COALITION — TAMPA BAY METRO
Do good locally.
Become known for showing up.
Team of Helpers finds and verifies impactful local opportunities, coordinates the work, helps involve your employees, documents what happened, and keeps your community impact organized.
Community engagement, managed for you.
THE COALITION AT WORK
THE EXPERIENCE BEHIND THE MODEL
The Local Good Deeds Coalition is a new membership model built on years of hands-on community projects, fundraising, volunteer coordination, storytelling, and practical local support.
Prior organizational and founder-led experience—not current LGDC member results. Collaborative credit is preserved throughout.
You do not need to build a community-engagement program from scratch.
Tell Team of Helpers about your business, your community, and what matters to you. We handle the research, verification, coordination, participation support, follow-through, and documentation that turn good intentions into useful local action.
Start with your business, locations, employees, priorities, and the kinds of resources or capacity you may be able to contribute.
Your company becomes a Coalition member once your membership is established.
Choose the level of Community Impact Commitment your business wants to put behind local action, starting at the required minimum for your membership.
Your impact level can grow beyond the minimum whenever your business wants to do more.
Team of Helpers brings researched and verified opportunities, organizes Good Deeds and Activations, coordinates the moving pieces, and helps your employees participate when appropriate.
Your business may contribute through money, people, products, services, skills, space, equipment, transportation, relationships, or another useful form of capacity.
Follow the Good Deeds and projects your business helped support, participation history, approved stories and content, contribution reporting, and the outcomes documented through follow-up.
After the first verified action, your business also earns the LGDC Badge and begins building its public impact history.
MEMBERSHIP EXPERIENCE PREVIEW
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Join the Coalition
COMING SOON
RECOGNITION EARNED THROUGH ACTION
Earn the Badge.
People notice which local businesses show up.
The LGDC Badge gives customers, employees, and neighbors a visible reason to ask what your business helped make possible.
More than a sign in the window, it represents real, documented participation in local good.
It can become a natural conversation starter—something customers recognize, employees feel proud of, and the community comes to associate with businesses that genuinely show up.
Recognition people can see. Participation they can ask about.
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Join the Coalition.
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Complete your first verified Good Deed or qualifying Activation.
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Earn the physical and digital LGDC Badge and begin building your public impact history.
THE FOUNDING 20
The Businesses Helping Build Local Good
Founding Members of the Local Good Deeds Coalition
The Local Good Deeds Coalition is beginning with a small group of local businesses willing to do more than put their name on a cause. The Founding 50 will help establish how the Coalition shows up across the Tampa Bay Metro—supporting useful local action, helping strengthen the network, and becoming some of the first businesses publicly documented as helping build local good.
Founding Coalition Members
First 20 Tier 1 Businesses
Limited to the first 20 accepted founding Tier 1 businesses in the initial launch footprint.
Founding First-Year Rate
$199/month Membership & Management Fee, plus the required Community Impact Commitment starting at $100/month.
Starting at $299/month total during the founding year.
12-Month Membership
Annual agreement billed monthly.
Permanent Founding Recognition
Founding Coalition Member designation remains part of the business’s history even after the founding year.
Founding-Year Custom Requests
Two company-originated custom submissions during the founding membership year.
Founding Member Storytelling
Included in the founding-member profile and year-end storytelling initiative, with added opportunities for photo, video, and community-impact documentation.
We want people across Tampa Bay to know which businesses helped build this from the beginning.
Founding members will be documented through the Coalition’s launch storytelling and year-end profile series as some of the businesses helping establish local good in the communities we serve.
Founding membership is limited, place-based, and subject to fit.
MEMBERSHIP BUILT AROUND YOUR BUSINESS
Choose the membership that fits.
Every tier includes person-to-person onboarding, success planning, a dedicated Impact Manager, and a Community Impact Commitment.
Local Coalition Member
Founding First-Year Pricing
Starting at
$199 Membership & Management Fee
+
$100+ Community Impact Commitment
LOCATIONS
1 location
EMPLOYEE COVERAGE
Up to 50
GOOD DEEDS / YEAR
10+
COORDINATION
2 sessions
STANDARD RATE AFTER FOUNDING YEAR
$399/mo total
Starting at
$599 Membership & Management Fee
+
$200+ Community Impact Commitment
LOCATIONS
Up to 4 managed locations
EMPLOYEE COVERAGE
Up to 100
GOOD DEEDS / YEAR
15+
COORDINATION
2 sessions + cross-community planning
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
No drawn-out application maze. We start with a practical conversation, find the right fit, and build a clear path to local action.
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APPLY FOR FOUNDING MEMBERSHIP.
Tell us about your business, location, and community goals. Applying starts the fit review; it does not create a commitment.
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HAVE A FOUNDING CONVERSATION.
We confirm local fit, answer practical questions, and map the membership benefits that matter most to your team.
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BUILD YOUR SUCCESS PLAN.
Receive person-to-person onboarding, choose your participation path, and meet the dedicated Impact Manager who will coordinate your experience.
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ACTIVATE YOUR MEMBERSHIP.
Start receiving clear, verified opportunities with hands-on coordination, documentation, Community Impact Board support, and impact reporting.
Founding members receive person-to-person onboarding, hands-on success planning, a dedicated Impact Manager, coordination, documentation, Community Impact Board support, and impact reporting from day one.
APPLY FOR FOUNDING MEMBERSHIP ->
HELP SHAPE WHAT HAPPENS NEXT
Qualified Coalition members can apply to participate in a Community Impact Board for the communities they serve. These Boards bring participating businesses and community voices together to identify priorities, discuss larger Help Projects, and help determine where pooled local capacity can make a meaningful difference.
Participate in the work.
Then help shape what comes next.
Qualified member businesses may designate a representative to serve on an applicable Community Impact Board.
Board participation is available to qualified Coalition members after verified participation and orientation, subject to the needs and structure of the applicable Community Impact Board.
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Participate
Complete a verified Good Deed or qualifying Activation and become familiar with how the Coalition operates locally.
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Apply
Eligible member businesses may apply to participate in the Community Impact Board connected to an applicable Community Service Area.
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Discuss & Prioritize
Bring local knowledge, business perspective, community relationships, and ideas into conversations about larger needs and opportunities.
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Help Choose Projects
Participate in voting on larger Help Projects that the Coalition may research, develop, fund, coordinate, or support.
Example Local Help Projects
Student travel & enrichment · Playgrounds & public spaces · Community-center equipment · Back-to-school projects · Neighborhood recycling · Youth programs · Transportation support · Food or housing stabilization · Environmental projects · Community resilience
Examples only. Local priorities will vary by community.
Community Impact Board Voting
One vote per 50 covered employees assigned to that Community Service Area. Maximum of 4 votes per company on any one Community Impact Board. Votes remain connected to the local Community Service Area they represent.
The Community Impact Board helps identify priorities and inform larger local project decisions. Team of Helpers remains responsible for research, verification, feasibility, safety, operating capacity, final project approval, and coordination standards.
QUESTIONS?
Still have a few questions?
We???ve put the practical details about membership, participation, pricing, the LGDC Badge, reporting, the Community Impact Board, and how the Coalition works in one place.
WE BELIEVE.
Helping people help the people around them.