At Vero Beach Marketing, we’ve always believed that marketing should empower communities, not just businesses. Since 2014, we’ve proudly served organizations across Indian River County with digital strategies designed to create real, measurable impact.
Now, we’re taking that commitment one step further.
Google generously offers $10,000 per month in free advertising credits to qualifying non-profits through their Google Ads Grant program. Traditionally, agencies (including us) charge management fees to optimize, run, and monitor these campaigns.
Until now, our rate was discounted to $500/month (50% off our standard $1,000 management fee) as an in-kind donation.
But as of September 5, 2025, we’ve decided to make this service completely free for all non-profits in Indian River County.
If you’re a non-profit, you get:
That’s $11,000 in monthly value for your mission, at zero cost.
We’d rather invest directly in our community than charge non-profits who already do so much with limited resources. Supporting the organizations that support Indian River County aligns with our mission and values as a company.
This isn’t a limited-time offer, and it isn’t a gimmick. It’s simply our way of giving back.
Getting started is simple:
📞 Call Stacy Cook at (772) 233-6869
📧 Email stacy@verobeachmarketing.com
We’ll walk you through the eligibility process, help you apply (if you’re not already enrolled), and start managing your campaigns immediately.
👉 If you’re a non-profit, this is a no-brainer. There’s no reason not to contact us and let us manage your Google Ads Grants for free.
Together, we can spread your message, grow your support, and strengthen the community we all call home.
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