Veteran Parent Project
Empowering Single Parent Veteran Entrepreneurs to Launch a Successful Business
*** UPDATE: We have established our board of directors and are in the process of filing for our 501c3 status***
Veteran Parent Project
Veteran Parent Project is a 501C3 organization who’s mission is to help single parent veterans launch their small business so they can have the flexibility they need to raise their children and thrive economically. We believe these veterans have earned our help and deserve the best for their families.
Our Mission
To provide the tools and the knowledge to enable single parent veterans to launch their business and be successful.
Our Vision
Our launch focused curriculum takes each student from business basics to ready to start earning income in just three months.
Our Cohorts
Our cohorts of 15 students will work together to help each member develop proven concepts and a detailed plan to launch their business.
In addition, when our students graduate they will have a fully functioning website and tools to manage their social media.
What You Get From VPP
- Business Basics: The foundational information to start your business
- Practical Application of Business Growth Strategies
- Resources: Learn about all the resources available to you
- Free Access to software tools to help you manage your brand marketing for one year
- A Custom Built Website
- Free Coaching for one year
- Learn how to maximize AI tools
- Learn how to structure your business plan to apply for funding
- A Network of veteran business owners
- $3500 to start your business (Marketing)
- Feedback from other business owners on your plan
Curriculum Overview
Veteran Parent Project progresses all our students from the basics, to a pre-launch stage.
Veteran Parent Project
By The Numbers
30 +
2000 +
$40K +
12
Number of Veterans Helped
Number of Single Parent Veterans in North Carolina
Amount of $ provided to help veterans launch their business
Number of VPP Alumni
Our goal is to educate, inform, and launch. Our veterans have earned our help.
-Jim Hendley, VPP Executive Director