Fewer dead ends.
Clearer paths to housing, WIC and nutrition, youth programs, and family services.
Community Partnership Program
Attention, Louisville nonprofits: I want to partner with you.
I’m looking for a few local organizations to improve one recurring workflow together—at no cost.
No fee · No private records · No forced platform changeWhy I am reaching out
Louisville already has people doing essential work. The systems around that work should help them.
I’m Daniel Planos Mauriz, founder of Expired Soda Studios. I want to learn how one everyday workflow operates and where it becomes difficult.
We’ll use existing tools where possible and test only small, safe changes. I’m asking for time and honest feedback—not money or private records.
The longer-term goal
Make local services easier to reach without making organizations start over.
People looking for help often face repeated forms, unclear referrals, and no obvious next step.
Less friction.
Smoother intake, referrals, follow-up, and handoffs.
A useful shared layer.
A future tool shaped by real work and local control.
A likely fit
One organization. One recurring problem.
- A Louisville nonprofit or community organization
- One recurring intake, referral, scheduling, reporting, or follow-up problem
- A leader and staff member who can explain the work
- General, redacted, or test information only
How it works
Listen, map, test, and hand off.
We learn the workflow, try one small improvement, and return it with clear documentation.
See the processBoundaries
Keep the first conversation general.
- No donor, volunteer, client, case, or health records
- No emergency, payment, or eligibility systems
- No wholesale replacement of core systems
- No public case study without written permission
A practical first step