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How You Can Help Entrepreneurs4Change depends on the support and service of its contributors and volunteers. We are always looking for organizations, partners and business people who can help us both financially and by being of service to the business needs of our entrepreneurs. We invite trained volunteers to help us during our workshops, serving as guides and mentors to our entrepreneurs as well as providing counsel and advice to those entrepreneurs who have gotten their business up and running. When you become a member of the Entrepreneurs4Change community you join a network of people who believe that there are innovative and imaginative ways to make a positive impact. You will help build a new community, dedicated to getting things done and shifting our thinking as to what is possible. You will be connected to others like yourself who want to take action, and you will be given opportunities to do so, and to create new opportunities. If you have the courage – from the Latin root word meaning, acting from the heart – then what lies within this site is nothing less than the activation of the possible. Donate to E4C Entrepreneurs4Change is a non-profit enterprise operating under the banner of The Tom and Ethel Bradley Foundation, a 501c3 entity. E4C has and can quickly build the capacity necessary to educate over 1000 entrepreneurs in its first year of operation, within Southern California, and easily replicate those effort to educate between 2000-4000 entrepreneurs, both within and outside California, annually.
Sponsor An Entrepreneur Entrepreneurs4Change can educate and put an entrepreneur in business for less than the cost of a single university unit of credit. Each entrepreneur trained by E4C is a $1000. investment in the economic future of America that could deliver tens of $1000s. Help E4C educate, fund and nurture veterans, green and social business entrepreneurs, as well as entrepreneurs within marginalized communities, and together we can make our economy vital again.
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