$250 is one kid, one season.
Every dollar goes into the same place: a real young person, doing real work, learning what they're good at. We're a 501(c)(3) — your gift is tax-deductible, and you'll see exactly where it lands.
501(c)(3)every gift is deductible
Every gift maps to something real.
You're not funding an idea — you're funding a specific young person and the work they do. Sponsor one for a season and we'll tell you who, and what they made.
Fabric, filament, kraft tags, findings — the raw stock a young person turns into inventory that sells.
Ignite imaginations through a workshop that introduces young entrepreneurs to anything from production of essential oils to CAD design.
Everything: materials, mentorship, safety, and a full season in the program. We'll tell you who and what they made.
Underwrite a team build — a market pop-up, a garden bed, a product line — start to finish, for a group of young people.
$25 a month keeps the doors open.
One-time gifts are wonderful. Recurring gifts are what let us plan a year instead of a quarter — to promise a young person the program will still be there in the spring.
Set it and forget it. Cancel anytime. It's the least glamorous line in our budget and the one that matters most.
Thirty companies built a house with us.
Corporate partners sponsor a workforce team, supply equipment, host a work placement, or put their name on the campus. The Tiny Home proved what happens when Maine businesses get behind young people — thirty of them, one house.
Not just cash.
People give because this represents hope.
Youth are creating, working and thriving here. You're the reason it keeps happening.