Help Nathalie Support Underserved Inventors!
A nonprofit fundraiser supporting
The Connecticut Invention ConventionI will exercise for two hours in support of young inventors in the state. Will you help me?
$200
raised by 2 people
$200 goal
About Me
It is my belief that entrepreneurship and creativity are key attributes that move our society forward. I like to think that everyone can better themselves and make a difference if given the opportunity. I support various non-profit organizations that share this very vision. I feel it is essential to help the next generation to reach their best potential as it will benefit all.
About Push For Entrepreneurship
The Push For Entrepreneurship Event was designed to raise funds for underserved youth in Bridgeport through the power of fitness. All funds raised go directly to support K-12 Invention Convention programs in some of Connecticut's most in-need school districts. All donations are tax deductible.
If you'd like to support the Push For Entrepreneurship fundraiser, you can either donate directly or register as a fundraiser (a "pusher"), and raise funds directly for October 16, when you will do two hours of exercise to support young inventors in the state.
- Who. Hundreds of parents, fitness buffs, educators, inventors, and community supporters who believe in the importance of young inventors and/or heathy living.
- What. Doing two hours of exercise in a celebration of young ingenuity and a commitment to supporting students without ready access to innovation programs.
- Where. Wakeman Boys and Girls Club 385 Center St Southport, CT 06890
- When. October 16, from 9am EST to 1pm EST.
- Why. Because EVERY child deserves to be an inventor, and to learn that they have the power to change the world.
- How. When a community comes together to support those who go without, anything is possible.
The Impact of Push For Entrepreneurship
Last year, the Push For Entrepreneurship Fundraiser raised more than $40,000. Here's the impact the Connecticut Invention Convention was able to achieve with these funds:
- Underserved Students: The Connecticut Invention Convention brought programs to 878 underserved students in Greater Bridgeport through the funds raised by Push For Entrepreneurship.
- Underserved Schools: The Connecticut Invention Convention brought its programs to 19 underserved schools in the Greater Bridgeport area through the funds raised by Push For Entrepreneurship.
- Urban Program Coordinator: As a result of the funds raised by Push For Entrepreneurship, the Connecticut Invention Convention was able to hire an Urban Programs Coordinator dedicated to supporting in-need schools.
Check out this video from last year's Push For Entrepreneurship to learn more: