If you spend any time around South Florida’s growing startup scene, you know one thing for certain: entrepreneurs are as committed to making an impact as they are to making a profit. It’s that blend of hustle, community spirit, and vision that has turned South Florida into a true hub for emerging founders.
That’s also why so many have been tuning in to Go Fund Yourself on Cheddar TV—a pitch competition show with a unique angle. Unlike the typical “investor shark” format, Go Fund Yourself emphasizes mentorship, strategy, and real-world investor relationships. It’s not just about getting funded—it’s about building relationships for sustainable companies with authentic missions.
Season 2, Episode 6 of Go Fund Yourself that airs on Cheddar TV July 3rd at 7pmET, showcases exactly the kind of entrepreneurs that resonate here: founders who are combining personal passion with scalable business models.
Race For Kids: A Racing Entrepreneur’s Commitment to Community
First up on this week’s episode is Race For Kids, founded by professional racer Darren Krantz Jr. On the surface, it’s about motorsports—but under the hood is a strategy that combines high-visibility sponsorship with meaningful social impact.
Race For Kids focuses on ensuring that children everywhere get the opportunity to thrive, regardless of circumstances. Through its Youth Ambassador Program and community outreach, the organization isn’t just raising funds—it’s cultivating the next generation of leaders and fostering community involvement.
It’s a strategy that would feel right at home in Boca Raton, where many startups work hand-in-hand with local nonprofits, schools, and civic organizations. Founders here understand that mission-driven companies are better positioned to win partnerships, retain talent, and secure investors who want their dollars to make a difference.
For local business leaders watching Go Fund Yourself, Krantz Jr.’s pitch offers a real blueprint for integrating philanthropy into your business model without sacrificing commercial viability. Learn more about Race For Kids here: https://www.raceforkids.com/donate
Dimples LLC: Building a Lifestyle Brand from Joy and Authenticity
The episode’s second featured startup, Dimples LLC, shows another side of entrepreneurial creativity—turning a personal vision into a full-blown lifestyle brand.
Founded by Graceful Grady in Atlanta, Dimples LLC celebrates individuality and confidence with its signature holiday, National Dimples Day (July 9), and its growing list of brand extensions like Dimplefest, The Dimples Store, and The Dimple Report.
It’s a perfect example of how modern consumer brands are built—not just on products, but on emotional connection and community engagement.
In Boca Raton, where luxury, lifestyle, and personal branding often intersect, Dimples LLC’s strategy feels especially relevant. Many local startups here are developing brands that are about experience as much as utility—whether in fashion, hospitality, wellness, or consumer goods.
Grady’s appearance on Go Fund Yourself is a reminder that even the simplest idea can become a scalable business if it’s backed by authentic storytelling, creative marketing, and a clear vision for growth. Learn more about Dimples on their Wefunder page here: https://wefunder.com/dimples.llc/
What Makes Go Fund Yourself Different
What makes Go Fund Yourself stand out—and why so many entrepreneurs are paying attention—is its focus on building real relationships with industry veterans. The show’s regular mentors include seasoned executives and investors like Rory Cutaia, Jayson Waller, and David Meltzer, who bring decades of experience in scaling companies.
For startups here in Boca, where networking and mentorship are critical parts of the growth journey, this Show is invaluable. It’s not just about the funding—though that’s important—but the access to advice, industry connections, and strategic thinking that can make or break a young company.
In a city known for its business-friendly environment, vibrant local economy, and culture of giving back, Go Fund Yourself feels like the perfect fit: showcasing founders who want to do well by doing good.
If you’re an entrepreneur ready to share your vision—and learn from some of the best in the business—consider throwing your hat in the ring. Apply to pitch on Go Fund Yourself at www.gofundyourselfshow.com/apply.
