(2010-2012) American MoJo's intent was to show that social impact could be created in a for-profit vehicle. Shuttered in 2012 because funding ran out, American MoJo created living wage apparel manufacturing jobs in the US, but provided far more than this. Offering childcare free of charge, the goal was to empower women (specifically low-income single mothers) to return to the workforce, build a career path for themselves, and support their families sustainably. The intent was not to create long-term stitchers, but to offer a stepping stone on to family-sustaining careers in a multitude of employment areas by offering education opportunities, free financial management classes, and career counseling opportunities.
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