This organization is critical to individuals who have the passion to work become an intricate part of the business community, but lack the skills needed to excel in the workforce. This organization provides an opportunity for those individuals to link with businesses and gain those skills needed to be successful.
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- EIN 32-0329091
- 4142331340
- 161 W. Wisconsin Ave. Suite 22165 Milwaukee WI 53208 USA
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Causes: Adult & Child Matching Programs, Children & Youth, Community & Neighborhood Development, Economic Development, Leadership Development, Youth Development - Business
Mission: NFI is dedicated to promoting community stability (for urban and rural areas) by assisting those who invest in the development of low-income communities.
Results: Launching a fundraising event called: “Give a Nickel: It’s a Nice Thing”. This campaign is NFI’s way of raising funds that won't break the bank. The smallest donation of a nickel could greatly support our efforts. As we see it, if NFI raises 2 million nickels, then NFI will have the necessary capital to help improve our communities…so…We need your help!!!
Target demographics: NFI is committed to the resolve of issues which create the circumstance of generational poverty as it pertains to workforce and economic development. Our organizational view is designed to address the issues through a two pronged approach: preventive and reactive. • The preventive approach focuses on the growth and development of students: those entering the workforce in the near future (high school and undergraduate college students). • The reactive approach deals with young and older adults able to join the workforce. These sections of individuals are those that range in age from 18-64 who are chronically unemployed and grossly under skilled.
Geographic areas served: The NFI PiFIR pilot will be located in the central city of Milwaukee as the socioeconomic characteristics support the need. This program is set to run in over the course of four years. The ten zip codes defined as the Cities lower socioeconomic status (SES) group are as follows: 53218, 53216, 53210, 53208, 53215, 53206, 53205, 53233, 53204, and 53212
Programs: PiFIR SB-PiFIR Workforce Boot Camp