A lever.
Palanca is Spanish for lever. A small effort, placed well, moves a heavy load. The right tools, set up properly, give people more room to do their work.
One practice. Two ways to make a difference.
A technology practice · Greater New Orleans
Capable technology help for the businesses, organizations and people who hold our community up.
One practice. A shared purpose.
A share of our paid technology engagements funds free community technology programs. The business and the mission are built to support each other.
How the mission worksFocused help for a business or organization, with a clear scope and a proper handoff.
Part of each paid engagement supports technology learning in Greater New Orleans.
Digital skills for adults. Coding and robotics for kids. Free to participants.
Programs are in planning and launch as host sites and partners are confirmed.
The name carries the promise
Palanca is Spanish for lever. A small effort, placed well, moves a heavy load. The right tools, set up properly, give people more room to do their work.
In the Jesuit Kairos tradition, a palanca is a written note of love and support offered at a critical moment. The Lift Report is its descendant: a tangible record of help given.
A capable hand who shows up. We come to your office, your shop or your community space, explain the work in plain English, and teach your people to carry it forward.
Rooted here
The family business. The neighborhood church. The school doing a lot with a little. The adult starting a new chapter. The kid with a question worth following.
Different kinds of work. The same belief: capable help should be within reach.