2023-24 PROJECTS
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Founder’s Drive is a student-produced global podcast that aims to inspire entrepreneurially-minded young people to explore starting and owning their businesses. In doing so, helping to create a climate of inclusivity, honesty, trust, and accessibility
JUST DANDY
Just Dandy is a project aimed at fostering a community in Durham Region that promotes sustainable living and sustainable economic choices. The project is mainly education based, with a focus on teaching our community how to realistically make sustainable choices that contribute financial stability through community initiatives. Our goal is to encourage residents and students in Durham to support each other in making efforts to engage in sustainable practices.
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The young women who take part in our Girls enPower Project are inspired to be smart, strong, bold and entrepreneurial. Girls enPower are designing their own unique food product through recipe creation, product development training, and entrepreneurship training. The young women are able to sell their food product, and manage their online stores.
Project True Grit expands the minds of at risk youth to help them discover their full potential through a interactive wellness program. By using the seven pillars of wellness, project True Grit will empower these youth with valuable skills and knowledge around, mental, social, and intellectual wellness. This knowledge and skills can be used in both their personal and soon to be growing professional lives.
3eehive is a social enterprise with a focus on environmentally mindful apparel. The objectives are to generate awareness, educate, and empower people to support habitat restoration in their own backyards and across their communities.
There is a financial literacy gap, that needs to be filled by the combined efforts of volunteers and social service agencies, willing to empower people within the Durham region to make sure these lost funds reach the families they were designed to support and bridge the financial literacy gap.