Capital Campaign
Fund the First Compound
We are building learning compounds — physical facilities where individuals are schooled, housed, and launched into apprenticeship careers. This is not a program. It is a place. And it starts with $3.6 million.
$3,600,000 Campaign Progress
Founding Donors Needed
The founding donor circle is open. 100 verified donors are needed for Phase 1.
This display tracks people, not dollars. Public dollar progress should only be shown after gifts, commitments, or in-kind support are verified and approved for publication.
Awareness
100 Founding Donors
Land Acquisition
$500K
Build the Compound
$3.6M
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What Your Gift Funds
Covers one day of resident programming
Sponsors a week of apprenticeship training materials
Funds one month of housing for a compound resident
Your name on the Founders Wall of the first IBM compound
Funds one resident's full 90-day program scholarship
Named sponsor of a learning wing or apprenticeship track
How the $3.6M Is Used
The Founders Wall
Every gift of $1,000 or more places your name permanently on the Founders Wall inside the first IBM compound. Your legacy becomes part of the building — and of every life it transforms.
Claim a Place on the Wall