Launchpad Collective Inc.

“Expenses advertising-housing 1,750 advertising-small business 750 advertising-internship 1,500 advertising-advocacy 1,000 office expenses-housing 2,100 office expenses-small busines 900 office expenses-internship 1,800 office expenses-advocacy 1,200 internship program 8,500 other prgm exp-housing 1,750 comm. Dev. Housing 4,000 other prgm exp-small bus. 750 other prgm exp-internship 1,500 other prgm exp-advocacy 1,000 total 28,500”

“The launchpad collective, inc. Is a california-based nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing equitable, sustainable community development through education, entrepreneurship, and housing innovation. Our mission is to transform disinvested neighborhoods into inclusive, self-sustaining communities by combining affordable, energy efficient housing with small- business incubation, workforce training, and supportive services. Launchpad creates mixed-use, modular developments that generate local jobs, promote environmental resilience, and expand access to economic opportunity for underrepresented populations, including youth, veterans, immigrants, and families with limited income. Through strategic partnerships with educational institutions, workforce agencies, and social service providers, the organization serves as a model for community-driven revitalization empowering residents to live, work, and thrive where they are.”

“Community education & visioning sessions-who: local residents, small business owners, and community-based organizations. What:hosted a half- dozen community info sessions, visioning workshops, and roundtables to identify local needs and introduce the concept of inclusive, community- rooted development.where: san bernardino, with a focus on historically underserved neighborhoods. When:monthly and event-driven sessions throughout 2024. How: partnered with local organizations and used public libraries, community centers, and online platforms to ensure accessibility. Community-driven model: engaged 10+ local partners to co-design job training, daycare, kitchens, and micro-retail components.”

“Small business outreach & support who: entrepreneurs and micro-business owners in san bernardino. What: provided educational materials, resource navigation, and referrals to local business incubators and technical assistance providers. Where: focused on businesses in wards 2, 5, and along the e street corridor. When: ongoing throughout 2024. How:conducted targeted outreach via tabling events, door-to-door canvassing, and partner networks (e.g., ade, bbop, and local chambers of commerce). Advanced launchpad development: secured land and completed pre-development for launchpad on del rosa, including plans for 32 units and 10,000+ sq ft of small business space.”

“Youth engagement & internship program- who: high school and college-aged youth from san bernardino. What:recruited and trained youth interns to support community mapping, digital outreach, and research tasks. Where: san bernardino, primarily through virtual and hybrid formats. When:summer and fall 2024 cohorts. How: developed a structured internship model with weekly check-ins, deliverables, and mentorship from lpc leadership. Forged key partnerships: signed an mou with the stokes foundation and formalized collaboration with san bernardino community college district and liuna for workforce development.”

“Coalition building and strategic partnerships- who: government agencies, labor organizations, funders, schools, and nonprofits. What: facilitated relationship-building efforts to align multiple stakeholder around the launchpad vision. Where: regional and citywide focus, particularly in san bernardino. When: year-round. How: held stakeholder briefings, participated in coalition meetings, and secured letters of support from key partners.”