As Arizona’s only WANTO grant recipient, Fresh Start expands training in male-dominated fields and empowers women to succeed through its Impact Program.
Fresh Start was honored to welcome Acting U.S. Secretary of Labor, Julie Su, along with UnidosUS, U.S. Department of Labor staff, and other community partners for a vital stakeholder conversation: how strategically invested public dollars can develop new, life-changing career pathways that benefit underserved populations, employers, and our communities.
Intel’s first U.S. apprenticeship program for manufacturing facility technicians offers competitive wages, guaranteed jobs, and nationally recognized credentials to participants.
In June, Fresh Start had the honor of joining Acting U.S. Secretary of Labor Julie Su for a roundtable discussion as part of the Department of Labor’s Good Jobs Summer Tour.
The Petznick Education Center at Fresh Start will advance and expand education access and workforce opportunities for women.
“The CHIPS and Science Act is changing so many lives and having such a massive impact on the economy because its benefits aren’t leaving any communities out,” Phoenix resident and Fresh Start alumna, Tarji Borders, writes in an op-ed via The Copper Courier.
This generous contribution from Thunderbirds Charities will help Fresh Start enhance its Family Law Support (FLS) Program, a cornerstone initiative that provides vital assistance to women contending with family law issues such as divorce, custody battles, and child support.
As the curtain rises on a New Year, bringing fresh beginnings, Fresh Start, a Phoenix-based non-profit dedicated to empowering women on their journeys to self-sufficiency, is celebrating the success of its career training programs in 2023 and offering exciting opportunities in 2024.
My Sister’s Closet CEO and founder Ann Siner has donated $200,000 each to valley nonprofit and Fresh Start Women’s Foundation.
Hosted by Fresh Start’s Men’s Board and presented by Valley Toyota Dealers, Fresh Start’s 29th Annual Charity Golf Classic fundraises over $480,000 with support from our community.
The Women in Finance program, made possible through the generous grant from UnidosUS, gives qualified women the tools, knowledge, and training necessary to begin a career in the finance and banking industry. The program also offers participants peer support through an all-women cohort model, giving them “a true, deep sense of sisterhood.”
Thunderbirds announce record $14.5 million raised from 2023 tournament, with Fresh Start as named charity beneficiary.