Tia Cummings, Co-Founder and CEO of 925 Consulting
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Amanda Pearch & Tia Cummings
Celebrating Powerhouse Women salutes and recognizes women who are making an impact, whether it’s in business, philanthropy, public service, or elsewhere.
Tia Cummings/925 Consulting
925 Consulting is a boutique marketing consultancy offering fractional CMO services to Black-owned businesses across a variety of industries.
Being Real: A Simple Way to Transform Your Life and Ministry, by Brian Peart
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BEING REAL
A simple way to transform your life and ministry.
Note from the author, Brian Peart:
What if one simple truth could transform your life and ministry? What if this truth moved you into the middle of God’s Will for your life? What if this simple truth could move your church, small group, or Sunday School class into a revival? In this audiobook, I reveal this simple truth. Revealed to me, over time through prayer, circumstances, and one incredible morning drive to the beach. You know you were meant for much more, now experience the simple truth that can transform your life and ministry! Enjoy this narration of Being Real
John 8:32
“You will know the truth and the truth will set you free”. This is what we are going to attempt to do with each podcast, so we can live as we have been called.
Chat with AP is the candid, bite-size podcast that offers a glimpse into the professional and personal worlds of really cool people. If you’re seeking connection, community and collaboration you are in the right place! Enjoy this episode with Amanda Pearch and Nathaniel Johnson.
Lisa Bennett chats Supported Work Environments with Amanda Pearch
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Chat with AP is the organic, bite-size podcast that offers a glimpse into the professional and personal worlds of. If you’re seeking connection, community and collaboration you are in the right place! Enjoy this SPECIAL, INFORMATIONAL episode with Amanda Pearch and Lisa Bennett of Creative Enterprises.
Lisa Bennett, Lifelong Special Needs Educator and Former Regional Manager of Creative Enterprises
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Lisa Bennett and Amanda Pearch
Celebrating Powerhouse Women salutes and recognizes women who are making an impact, whether it’s in business, philanthropy, public service, or elsewhere.
Lisa Bennett/Creatrive Enterprises
Creative Enterprises is a training and employment community rehabilitation program for people with disabilities. Incorporated as a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) Community Rehabilitation Program in 1979, they provide employment opportunities along with social and life skills training to individuals with developmental disabilities. This is accomplished through on-site and off-site work training, job placement assistance, educational programs, community involvement events, and a variety of additional resources.
Lisa Bennett, Supported Work Environments for Adults with Disabilities
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Creative News
This episode we educate through the testimony of Lisa Bennett, Lifelong Special Needs Educator and former Regional Manager of Creative Enterprises.
The 14C of the Fair Labor Standards Act or sub-minimum wage certificate was created by the Deportment of Labor in 1938 and permits paying people with disabilities wages below minimum wage. The Department of Labor issues the certificates and the oversee compliance to guard against exploitation. Over the years other laws have been enacted like the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, to prevent discrimination and giving people with disabilities the same right s as everyone else including the right to work and make regular wages.
Each person who comes to Creative Enterprises is asked what their goals are while they are here. If work is one of their goals, CE helps them go through evaluation and training use the 14 C certificate. The Clients must go through some education with the Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency and sign a form confirming they do not want to become employed in the community. Our Campus sets them up in different evaluation situations to see what skills they already have.
Creative Enterprises was Incorporated as a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) Community Rehabilitation Program in 1979, they provide employment opportunities along with social and life skills training to individuals with developmental disabilities. This is accomplished through on- and off-site work training, job placement assistance, educational programs, community involvement events, and a variety of additional resources.
Chat with AP is the candid, bite-size podcast that offers a glimpse into the professional and personal worlds of really cool people. If you’re seeking connection, community and collaboration you are in the right place! Enjoy this episode with Amanda Pearch and Linnea Miller.
A place for progress and purpose minded professionals, the Gwinnett Nonprofit Coalition hosted its Reveal Reception on October 22, 2024. More than 350 nonprofit and community leaders gathered to celebrate the launch of Gwinnett’s new nonprofit association.
At this cause-centered event, nonprofits had the opportunity to share their story at a Popup Podcast, in addition to other activations. Hear more about the organizations making an impact via this interview montage.
Creative Corner with Ellen Hamilton, Creative Enterprises Educator & Champion
This episode we hear from Host Courtney Grimm, DDP/ Gwinnett Coordinator & Ellen Hamilton, Educator
The 14C of the Fair Labor Standards Act or sub-minimum wage certificate was created by the Deportment of Labor in 1938 and permits paying people with disabilities wages below minimum wage. The Department of Labor issues the certificates and the oversee compliance to guard against exploitation. Over the years other laws have been enacted like the Americans with Disabilities Act in 1990, to prevent discrimination and giving people with disabilities the same right s as everyone else including the right to work and make regular wages.
Creative Enterprises was Incorporated as a not-for-profit 501 (c)(3) Community Rehabilitation Program in 1979, they provide employment opportunities along with social and life skills training to individuals with developmental disabilities. This is accomplished through on- and off-site work training, job placement assistance, educational programs, community involvement events, and a variety of additional resources.
Creative Pieces for Sale: Many of the masterpieces created by their artists are for sale. You can see them displayed throughout campus buildings and grounds, including the Greenhouse and Community Garden.
Donate: Supplies are needed to help support individuals that choose to explore their creativity through art expression. For a list of common items, please see our Art Department Wish List.