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Food 4 Social Change provides culinary skills training and kitchen space to help food entrepreneurs launch new businesses. They offer affordable commercial kitchen rentals and support services like business planning assistance. Their goal is to create jobs and support an inclusive local food economy by helping aspiring chefs and caterers from underserved communities start food businesses.

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How to Create Jobs

1. Food 4 Social Change “To

2. create

3. jobs

4. by

5. assisting

6. food

7. entrepreneurs

8. to

9. fulfill

10. their

11. dreams

12. of

13. a

14. bold

15. and

16. vibrant

17. business

18. community.“

19. ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! http://food4socialchange.com

20. Who? Food Entrepreneurs and the economically disfranchised

21. What Food 4 Social Change offers Provide

22. culinary

23. skills

24. for

25. the

26. homeless,

27. ex-cons

28. and

29. youth@risk

30. Provide

31. a

32. launch

33. pad

34. for

35. Food

36. Entrepreneurs

37. with

38. a

39. Kitchen

40. Incubator

41. A

42. Business

43. Association

44. for

45. Food

46. Entreprises

47. Work

48. with

49. under-utilized

50. kitchen

51. space

52. Develop

53. partnerships

54. to

55. build

56. Kitchen

57. Incubators

58. A

59. cafe

60. /

61. catering

62. services

63. CSA

64. and

65. Marketplace

66. Business Model Kitchen

67. rentals

68. Sponsorship

69. and

70. grants

71. Collaborators/Partners

72. Membership

73. Rental Rates

74.

75. ! ! Market rates $30. to $40./hour Scholarships** $8. to $15./hour Subsidized* $10. to $18./hour Our rates $15 to $25./hour Subsidized * new startups Scholarships** based on state poverty income !

76. Why? When

77. Kitchen

78. rentals

79. are

80. quite

81. scarce,

82. limited

83. in

84. their

85. offerings

86. there

87. is