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We're recruiting MainStreet Angels
WHY? WHEN SMALL BUSINESSES GROW, the LOCAL COMMUNITY GROWS
GET CONNECTED
with the College & Student ReachBack Program
with the College & Student ReachBack Program
We are connecting college and K-12 students with real business and community challenges
Through our early learning in design thinking, youth and young adults will become successful leaders
STUDENT PARTICIPATION INCLUDES:
We are rolling out our program September 2022 and looking for K-12 schools, colleges, and community businesses to join us in helping young adults be prepared for the workplace.
Innovative employers recruit Change Makers. Our program will help students answer the question, "Tell Us About an Impressive Accomplishment of Yours"
Clark Atlanta Students To Join Us, September 2022
We're recruiting caring organizations
A COLLECTIVE IMPACT
Colleges - Nonprofits - Small Business - Local Agencies
Our Community Businesses - non-profits and small businesses are reaching back to help grow HBCU young leaders.
How to become a MainStreet Angel
A MainStreet Angel reaches back by participating in apprenticeship, startup education, and the local workforce training.
HOW IT WORKS
Pledge to Help Young Adults
Submit a Project Idea
Get Consulting Help
As a collective impact, we work together to train and give young people opportunity to gain leadership skills. They will test and launch community ideas.
IT'S EASY TO APPLY
Contact us to fill out the sponsorship form
Less than 1% of your staff's time for a semester
After the project, we'll deliver working models to your team
The sponsorship fee helps us to purchase software, supplies & other tools
Select our programs to be a way to meet your philanthropic goals
Sponsorship Cost - Don't let cost deter you. Let's Talk First. - We're On a Mission -
We are taking on a challenge no other organization will do. If leaders like you are not helping our community innovators find their place in the workplace, no else will.
Fall Semester Apprenticeship Projects
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