About Us
“Untapped Manpower…Our Most Abundant Natural Resource”
We are not your typical Manufacturing Plant. All of our employees are housed on-site in an efficiency home of their own, eat in a fully-staffed restaurant, have access to day and night child care and receive a paycheck that meets US Dept. of Labor minimum wage guidelines, all in exchange for a 40-hour work week!
Our program is designed for those, regardless of their life circumstances, who are in need of an opportunity to change the course of their lives.
Full educational opportunities from a GED to a college degree are available. For those aspiring to a career in technology, the trades or anything in between, training is available to support those ambitions as well.
Below you will discover the plight of those in need of opportunity, and to whom we welcome to apply to our organization.
The Homeless
There are Homeless shelters that require patrons to meet certain criteria for admission. These range from requiring payment from residents’ Social Security Insurance or underemployment income, to being able to procure a job within the first 3 months of admission or face eviction. There are also faith-based shelters that require conversion from their patrons, where regular participation in services is mandatory as a prerequisite to admission.
Veterans
The Working Poor
Ex-Offenders
Victims of Domestic Violence
Refugees and Asylees
Child Sex Trafficking Victims
Aged-Out Foster Children
Where do foster children go when they’ve aged out of their foster home?
African Americans Facing Discrimination
And the list goes on, “and has taken its toll on Black society.” ref: US News Report-Institutional Racism Is Our Way of Life
Undocumented Immigrants
Pictured here is a prosthetic leg, the same as used by Carlos Gutierrez, whose own legs were sawed off by a Mexican drug cartel for not being able to pay the ‘war tax’, and after fleeing for his life to the U.S., Carlos now faces deportation back to Mexico. Make no mistake, there is no door to go through or line to wait in at the border that can protect these people from harm. The waiting time ‘just for the first interview’ is 4 years, and additionally, another 3 years for their application to be processed. They wouldn’t survive 4 months in their country, or if they did, could wind up legless like Carlos, or worse.
At Risk Youth
LGBTQ Victims of Neglect and Abuse
Physically and Emotionally Adaptive
Native Americans
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