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Find similar grantsREDi (Re-Entry Entrepreneurship Development Initiative) Program is sponsored by Indy Chamber (funded by Central Indiana Community Foundation Elevation Grant). The REDi Program is a 6-week entrepreneurship course designed for individuals transitioning from incarceration.
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REDi - Re-Entry Entrepreneurship Development Initiative - Indy Chamber Search for posts, pages, events, and more… REDi – Re-Entry Entrepreneurship Development Initiative Check out more videos just like this! The REDi (Re-Entry Entrepreneurship Development Initiative) Program is your 6-week entrepreneurship course designed for individuals transitioning from incarceration.
It supports them in building business skills and launching ventures as a pathway to economic independence and reduced recidivism.
REDi received a $150,000 CICF Elevation Grant to support key barriers participants face—such as: • Filing LLCs with the State of Indiana • Business materials and pitch events • Participant stipends or supportive services The REDi program prepares participants by providing one-on-one coaching and a variety of workshop series that assist in the business planning process.
REDi is designed into four key phases taught over a six-week class: Entrepreneurship 101, Business Planning, Start the Business, and Grow the Business. REDi is currently accepting applicants for their upcoming March 3 – April 9. Take me to the application.
ELIGIBILITY In order to participate in the six-week REDi Course, all applicants must meet these basic criteria: Must have a criminal history and be at least six months post-incarceration. Must have an interest in small business ownership. Must have basic reading, math, and computer skills.
Must have a working phone, phone number, and email address. Must be able to commit to six weeks of training, a 2-day week for three hrs. per class.
Must have stable housing for six months. Must be willing to meet with a business coach during and/or after the course. In this Inside Indiana Business piece, learn about the 2020 REDi pitch winner.
READ: “Chamber Honors Ex-offenders Pursing Business Dreams” In IBJ’s Q&A piece, Tichina Clark shares how she took the lessons she learned through the REDi program to create her business. READ: “Q&A with Tichina Clark, who turned lessons from prison into a business” In the Words of REDi Students “One of the essential components that allowed me to be where I am now in my life now was being involved in the REDi program.
I ended up meeting [my business coach] and it was a pivotal point in my life. ” Michael Lacey , Founder of Fort Goat Productions. Get updates to your inbox with the latest news and updates from Indy Chamber
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Individuals with a criminal history who are at least six months post-incarceration, have an interest in small business ownership, possess basic reading, math, and computer skills, have a working phone and email, can com…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows received a $150,000 CICF Elevation Grant to support participants. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
REDi (Re-Entry Entrepreneurship Development Initiative) Program is funded by Indy Chamber (funded by Central Indiana Community Foundation Elevation Grant). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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