Pardon Me, Please (PMP) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to social justice, equity, accountability, equality and inclusion for the betterment of all communities because we can and shall do better as a unified society.  

PMP provides a wide range of opportunities for our members to level up. Ranging from financial and career workshops to job fairs, immigration and criminal law workshops, PMP provides members with “value” in exchange for their time, money and intellectual contributions. From teaching people how to manage their finances to getting their records sealed, all the way to helping them get their warrants and fines resolved, expungements and full pardons after fully rehabilitating themselves, PMP curates specialty legal clinics to empower members. PMP has built a wide range of community policies and programs to blindly serve and balance the scales for underserved, minority and otherwise qualifying populations within our community. All too often, viable solutions are found just out of reach, preventing otherwise good people from getting their lives back on a legitimate pathway as rehabilitated contributing members of our society. Just because someone has made a mistake doesn’t make them a bad person, just like doing something good doesn’t make someone a good person. In contrast, people crossing our US borders to have a better life for themselves and their families should not be considered “criminal” unless those individuals have in the past been convicted of (a) certain crime(s), multiple times, or have been deported in the past for being someone that deserves that deportation. Simply coming to the US for a better life is what the founding fathers did, taking any other approach is purely hypocritical.

Founded by a group of nonprofit advocates with first hand experience that inspired our establishment, Pardon Me, Please is fiscally sponsored by the Compassion Center, a 501(c)(3) public charity organization. Furthermore, PMP is managed by expert administrators from MSO+, a public charity nonprofit management services organization founded in 2001 to serve organizations that provide disruptive solutions to an underrepresented population through public charities and other not-for-profit programs. 

In addition to management services provided through the MSOplus team, Compassion Center provides Pardon Me, Please with 501(c)(3) coverage so the organization can collect, manage and distribute funds with program oversight and accountability, combining analysis with measurable fiscal impacts, and publishing those results annually for public review.