Mission Fulfilled 2030 TWO YEARS OLD TODAY!
HAPPY FOUNDERS DAY
I never thought I would be the founder of anything, let alone to create this nonprofit that is serving young Black males all over the country.
On this day October 22, 2019, Mission Fulfilled 2030 received it's 501(C)(3) IRS Determination Letter. (which states that donors can deduct contributions they make to us under IRC code 170.)
What this means to you is we are legit and you can support ---> bit.ly/10kblackboys
TIMELINE:
DECEMBER 2019 received 1st donation from a private donor $1,000
FEBRUARY 2020 Launched Computer Science Program (500 students internationally)
AUGUST 2020 received our 1st corporate partner/sponsor FCP Euro, CEO Scott Drozd who donated and helped raise $7,500 - https://bit.ly/mf2030-fcpeuro
SEPTEMBER 2020 Launched Chromebooks for Kids Initiative (served over 100 students nationwide after schools shut down and did not have computers for students raised over $30,000 - https://bit.ly/mf2030-wbal
SEPTEMBER 2020 Received our 2nd corporate partner/Sponsor Semper Valens Solutions, CEO Scott Balmos
SEPTEMBER 2020 received our first news coverage WBAL TV-11 - https://bit.ly/mf2030-wbal
OCTOBER 2020 Featured article in Baltimore Times
DECEMBER 2020 Provided Computers to HOMELESS MOTHERS with CHILDREN so they could continue schooling during the pandemic. https://bit.ly/mf2030-wtimes
FEBRUARY 2021 Launch of the Youth Tech Entrepreneurs Program - youthtechentrepreneurs.com
MARCH 2021 Nationwide Feature on Sirus Radio Karen Hunter Show - https://bit.ly/mf2030-karen-hunter
JUNE 2021 Launched program in Chicago, featured on NBC 5 - https://bit.ly/mf2030-nbc5-chi
JULY 2021 Launched 10K Black Boys Initiative - bit.ly/10kblackboys
AUGUST 2021 Received our 1st grant from Capital One - https://bit.ly/mf2030-cap-one
AUGUST 2021 Founder Gerald A. Moore Sr. Featured on Cover of Black Enterprise Magazine (Called the Pied Piper of STEM Careers) - https://bit.ly/gms-mel
SEPTEMBER 2021 Landed first school partnership with UPrep High School in Rochester NY https://bit.ly/mf2030-uprep also was featured in news in Rochester: https://bit.ly/mf2030-abc-13 (segment start 11:08)
SEPTEMBER 2021 Landed corporate partner/sponsor INEOS Styrolution
OCTOBER 2021 We envision the people and corporations getting behind the Mission and beginning to support the VISION of impacting 100,000 youth impacting diversity and equity in tech for the future. Make a tax-deductible investment today! If you can't Invest please share.
Rochester native and Rochester City School District graduate has launched a new program designed to invest in Rochester's youth.
Gerald Moore, Sr. founded Mission Fulfilled 2030. The program teaches students how to start their own tech company. Moore graduated from Edison Tech. He says he wasn't the best student, but he went on to earn a degree in engineering.
Moore says he wants to show young Black men, in particular, what the future holds. He says representation matters.
"One of the biggest things that needs to change is, representation matters," Moore said. "Black males make up less than 2% of the public school workforce, and Black males make up less than 5% of the high tech and STEM workforce. So, I think in order for at-risk kids and underserved and untapped talent, we need to see representation," said Moore. Click Here for Full Article - MF2030 feature starts at 11:08
Loudoun County man providing opportunities for young Black men this summer. Click Here For Full Article
Capital One Bank partners with Mission Fulfilled 2030 and donates $2,500 to support the Youth Tech Entrepreneurs Program.
Mission Fulfilled 2030 founder Gerald A. Moore Sr. interviews with NBC 5 Chicago news anchor Michelle Releford. Gerald discusses the launch of a national campaign to get 10,000 Black boys into the Youth Tech Entrepreneurs Program.
To fulfill this lofty goal we are seeking to get 10,000 people to sponsor one child for $25. To sponsor a child for this program click the following link: http://bit.ly/iwillsponsor
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