If you live in, manage, or serve on the board of a homeowners’ association (HOA) or condominium association in Florida, you’ve probably heard about the big changes coming in 2025. New laws focused on safety, financial preparedness, and transparency are being rolled out, and they’re a direct response to lessons learned in recent years, particularly after the Surfside condo collapse.

Creating a charitable giving drive in your HOA or condo community can be such a rewarding experience. Not only do you get to spread holiday cheer to those in need, but it also brings residents together in a special way. Imagine neighbors from all walks of life uniting to make a difference—how beautiful is that? Here’s a friendly, easy guide to setting up your own community drive, along with some tips to make sure it goes smoothly and everyone has a good time.

As a board member of a condominium or homeowners association (HOA), managing your community’s reserve funds is a critical task.

Those monthly HOA fees you pay aren’t just random charges; they’re a crucial part of how your condo community stays in tip-top shape.

Honestly, after hearing about these struggles over and over, we realized that something had to change. That’s when it hit us: we have an accounting service that’s tailor-made for the unique needs of Florida’s self managed community associations?

 A Condominium Association typically manages a complex of individually owned units, while a Homeowners Association manages a community of single-family homes.