The Mission of LegacyCreators is to Improve the Rate of Retention, Graduation, and Employment for High School and College Students from Marginalized and Under-Served Communities as a means to Create Leaders who will Serve as Academic and Professional Role Models for Community Growth and Sustainability.
LegacyCreators and its associated brands are based on the go to market earned revenue Social Entrepreneurship model. Unlike the vast majority of 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations who primarily rely on philanthropic donations, the means by which LegacyCreators generates revenue is by utilizing the traditional for-profit entrepreneurship model. Revenue is earned by competing in the open marketplace via the branding, marketing, selling and delivering of Consulting Services in the form of teaching, mentoring, and student success coach, the design and building of digital portfolios and websites for individual and corporate clients. The revenues that are generated by LegacyCreators are utilized to maximize the social good through the implementation of its Roadmap to Success mission, and not to maximize shareholder value. The revenue that LegacyCreators generates is invested back into the community in which its stakeholders live, learn, work and play.
1. What is a Social Entrepreneurship?
2. Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University: Social Impact
3. Stanford University: Social Entrepreneurship, The Case for Definition
4. Harvard Business Review: Two Keys to a Sustainable Social Enterprise
5. U.S. Chamber of Commerce: Social Entrepreneurship, Five Examples of Businesses with a Purpose
2. Kellogg School of Management, Northwestern University: Social Impact
3. Stanford University: Social Entrepreneurship, The Case for Definition
4. Harvard Business Review: Two Keys to a Sustainable Social Enterprise
5. U.S. Chamber of Commerce: Social Entrepreneurship, Five Examples of Businesses with a Purpose
