Partnerships and media
Whether you're protecting local waterways, teaching practical skills, or running a business that cares about its community, there's room to create something good together.
PARTNER WITH US
Good things happen when we work together.
Have an idea for bringing coastal neighbors together? We'd love to hear it.
Cozy Seasider connects curious locals with the people, organizations, and businesses making a difference along Florida's coast. Through local stories, hands-on gatherings, and community collaborations, we help turn shared interests into meaningful experiences.
Partnerships are open only to brands and organizations whose ocean-friendly practices are real, because every partner brought to Seasiders has to be one worth standing behind.
ABOUT COZY SEASIDER
Cozy Seasider is a coastal media and community company that makes caring for Florida's east coast feel welcoming through the Less Trashy Times newsletter, Seasider Club gatherings, and consciously crafted goods that give back.
MEET THE FOUNDER
Camila Hernandez
The founder of Cozy Seasider and Chief Protector of the citizens of the sea.
She started out in newsrooms, as a multimedia journalist at Univision and an associate producer at NBC News in Orlando.
She went on to manage social media, PR and influencer partnerships for global skincare and wellness brands like IMAGE Skincare and Hush & Hush, then spent more than half a decade running Conscious Voices, her brand messaging and content strategy consultancy, working with clients including Made In Cookware, Canopy, Outdoorsy, and TAXA Outdoors.
Her conservation work started on the Chesapeake Bay as chair of the Surfrider Foundation's Annapolis chapter. She also volunteered at the inaugural D.C. Climate Week, joining sessions on storytelling for climate and on water and mobility.
She's relocated back to Florida in the Jupiter area.
For a friendly chit-chat, email: camila@cozyseasider.com
The best partnerships start with a good conversation.
Tell us a little about what you're working on, who you'd like to reach, or an idea you've been thinking about. We'll see where our interests meet.
Frequently asked questions
Is this only for organizations in Florida?
We work with local agencies and nonprofits focused on Florida's East Coast.
Ocean-conscious brands can be based anywhere.
Can my nonprofit co-host a Seasider Club gathering?
Yes. Co-hosting is one of the ways to work together, and it can be a good fit for groups working with a smaller budget.
Who is community engagement strategy for?
Local government and agencies. Towns from Jupiter to West Palm, county departments, parks, water management, and tourism boards that do outreach and want more of the public in the room.
Conservation nonprofits. Groups whose cleanups and volunteer programs keep drawing the same small crowd. Projects can be scoped to fit grant funding, or built around co-hosting a Seasider Club gathering.
Ocean-conscious brands. Hospitality, apparel, and consumer brands that want to show up for the coast in ways locals notice and want to join.
How is this different from hiring a PR or social media agency?
A PR or social media agency is usually hired to get your message out. Cozy Seasider starts a step earlier, with strategy as our service. We identify who your program is for, what's keeping them away, and where they already spend their time, then build the messaging and social content from that.
You also get an audience that's already here: Less Trashy Times readers and Seasider Club members are the same everyday locals you're trying to reach.