ci wrote:
ooOoOoOAnaOoOoOoo wrote:
In your county, but what about across the country and around the world? You could start a franchise. Still, not everyone will be able to work for C.I.
The ones who cannot might be inspired to start something of their own in a different market, so they are not competing directly with candles.
I do not believe in making money to make money under this premise. The proven to be ethical, proven to have a DD with substantial disabilities as defined by the federal law and who can conduct quality work will be offered a license to use the brandology whilst sourcing ingredients by means of my drop shippers cheaper then they can get them as a stand alone small candle maker. I do not believe in high overhead and believe this product could be produced in peoples kitchens. Yet the larger facility I'd have here and meanwhile others in other areas could with my help as one or more individuals as a group or not make more independent living money at least with it.
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I'd like to help others get media awareness and start group based employment projects where they live.
It would be great to get the idea out there through media awareness that people with disabilities can get government grants like you did to start up operations making and selling things other than candles that can help people with disabilities get jobs. There is no telling what kind of unique ideas others will come up with. The candle idea is great, but there are so many directions others could take.