Grants & Funding FAA ST is a small nonprofit focused on assistive technology and services for Florida residents with disabilities. Revenue is under $1M and funding comes from federal education and rehab programs, state sources, and private foundations. This mix suggests sales opportunities around grant-aligned products or services and potential co-funding arrangements.

State Partnerships Recent news highlights Florida Department of Education investment and Division of Vocational Rehabilitation support. This indicates strong state-level partnerships and ongoing funding channels that can be leveraged for contract opportunities, training programs, and technology deployments aligned with state priorities.

Education & Training FAAST emphasizes trainings and outreach to educate Floridians on assistive technology. There is a sales opportunity for expandability of training curricula, e-learning platforms, and certification programs, especially those that align with school and vocational rehabilitation objectives.

Technology Stack Current tech stack includes web technologies and analytics tools (AppNexus, RSS, Isotope, jQuery, SharpSpring, Nginx). Solutions that integrate with or extend this stack, such as accessible tech demos, digital learning modules, or data-driven impact reporting, could resonate with FAAST’s digital outreach and program delivery.

Collaborative Potential Historical partnerships with ATMakers and a mission to improve quality of life for disability communities suggest openness to collaboration with technology makers, nonprofits, and education-focused organizations. This could translate into co-development, pilot programs, or joint grant submissions for assistive tech initiatives.