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jamestownnews-logoReBuildUp’s new Job-A-Thon student employment project was featured in the August 2nd-8th print version of the Jamestown News as part of an article on the Jamestown Business Association.

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The Northwest Observer did a front page story on the Classroom to Food Market Pipeline (CFMP) for Stokesdale Elementary’s AIG class. Click Here or the image to read the complete article on
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jamestownnews-logoRead about Ragsdale High School’s 2016-2017 Classroom to Food Pantry Pipeline (CFPP) benefiting Parkwood Baptist Church’s Hand to Hand Food Pantry. Click Here for article.

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Columnist Joel Landau of YES! Weekly was kind enough to do a full page article on our Classroom to Food Pantry Pipeline (CFPP) along with future food related plans.
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cmnc-logoThe Classroom to Food Pantry Pipeline (CFPP) for Spring 2016 at Ragsdale High School was profiled on CharacterMattersNC.org which is a joint project between WRAL 50 and NCDPI highlighting student service learning efforts.
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jamestownnews-logoReBuildUp’s Food Bike program at Ragsdale High School including contest winners and Renaissance Church’s Food Bank were showcased in the Wednesday, April 6th, 2016 edition of the Jamestown News.
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hpe logoThe High Point Enterprise also put the spotlight on our Food Bike program at Ragsdale High in their Wednesday, April 6th, 2016 paper.
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The first place winner of December 2015’s PitchPocalypse business plan contest for Ragsdale High School’s Fall 2015 ReBuildUp Startup Program was profiled in the January, 20th, 2016 Jamestown News.
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hpe logoThe High Point Enterprise on Friday, January 22nd, 2016 profiled the top three out of five teams that competed in the PitchPocalypse business plan contest to finish up ReBuildUp’s Startup Program at High Point Friends School.
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==== Media 2015=====

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First place winner of May 2015’s PitchPocalypse business plan contest, Heather Pendrack, was the subject of a full article in the Jamestown News for her 3D scanning startup Pendragon 3D Arts, LLC. Here’s an excerpt:

Technology is taking Heather Pendrak from 3D modeling with clay to creating 3D replicas with a computer. The Ragsdale game art and design teacher recently won first place in ReBuildUp, LLC’s PitchPocalypse business plan contest that will help her take her idea for a 3D scanning company, Pendragon 3D Arts, several steps closer to reality... ‘Winning the contest has created interest from students in starting a business.'”

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Click here or the article image to read the full story in the Jamestown News about Pendragon 3D Arts.

Media-Carolina-League-News-250May 2015’s PitchPocalypse business plan contest winners and sponsor spotlighted in the Carolina Credit Union League’s Newsletter to 140 credit unions throughout North and South Carolina.

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pp wm fy scrnshot 300WFMYNews2 was kind enough to shine the spotlight on our PitchPocalypse winner from Sunday’s event.

PP-3-15-15-winner-news-pic-300Our March 2015 PitchPocalypse winner was featured on News14 that night and into the next day.

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==== Media 2014=====

This is the video of ReBuildUp’s Jobs Course @ Nussbaum Center on WFMY News 2’s “Good Morning Show” on Monday, June 9th. This event is generously sponsored by Summit Credit Union.

Learn more and RSVP for the event here.

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“Economic Literacy Series Open to Greensboro Teens”
by Whitney Kenerly

“Summer is all fun and games for a teen until they realize they have no idea how to balance a checkbook. With a heated national discourse around the financial struggles of post-grads squeezed by student debt and low-income jobs, the Greensboro Public Library and Greensboro Municipal Federal Credit Union have teamed up for an Economic Literacy Summer Series.

The series consists of programs held from June 7 to August 5 designed by ReBuildUp, a company based in Greensboro that provides resources to “inspire the current and next generation of entrepreneurs about economics and business.”

Read the rest of the article by CLICKING HERE

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NTM-March-Issue-CoverPick up the March Issue of Natural Triad Magazine and turn to Page 13 to see a write up on our Saturday, March 8th from 1-2:30pm Pitch Drill Contest at Deep Roots Market.

This is the same magazine 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place Pitch Drill Contest Winners will be featured in for the May Issue. So come on out!

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news14 logoIt’s confirmed. The story Time Warner Cable News14 (Triad) did on the Sunday, January 19th Economy Jr at Deep Roots aired multiple times that night and into the next day. No sign of the story posted on their website. If we find something, we’ll let everyone know!

January NT 2014.indd Look for our upcoming Economy, Jr. event being held Sunday, January 19th at Deep Roots Market in Downtown Greensboro from 2:00-3:30pm mentioned in the News Brief section (page 13) of Natural Triad Magazine’s January Issue.

NTM can be found at over 1,000 locations throughout the Triad (Guilford, Forsyth, Alamance, Randolph, Rockingham, Stokes and Davidson counties).

Click Here to see mention of Economy, Jr. in the online version of NTM.

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