"Soft Skills: The Universal Language of Success."
Our Vision
“Empowering Lifelong Learners: Nurturing Curiosity, Fostering Innovation, and Cultivating Resilience”
We dream of a future where obstacles are overcome, opportunities are plentiful, and the distinct talents of each individual are honored. Our foundation is dedicated to sparking a wave of empowerment, allowing individuals to realize their utmost potential and make significant contributions to society. Let's motivate the youth to tackle challenges, adapt to changes, and prosper in a constantly changing world.
Commitment to Philanthropic Values
The School Is My First J.O.B. (Journey of Business) Foundation is committed to supporting soft skills initiatives that build a resilient and thriving workforce. Guided by our core values of transparency, responsiveness, and excellence, we are dedicated to empowering individuals on their path to meaningful employment and career achievement. Our foundation focuses on bolstering vital skills that surpass technical knowledge, nurturing personal development and flexibility in the workforce.
School Is My First Job - Student workbook
By assuming the role of a change agent and choosing a charity that reflects your fundamental values, you can create significant and meaningful effects. This is a chance to infuse compassion and advancement into a world that is in dire need of positive transformation. A contribution of $20.00 will finance a 'School Is My First Job' workbook. For information on how to sponsor a student or an entire classroom, please fill out the contact form.
"The Journey of Business is Heart Intended" - Roberta Hall
Our Goals
Strategic Grants are subject to evaluation through a competitive Request for Proposals (RFP) process. The objective is to foster the incorporation of Soft Skills in the workforce. The principal focuses are:
- Workshops for K-12 and College levels
- Research into innovative methods for evaluating soft skills training and its outcomes
- Internships and Externships aimed at augmenting career development