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On August 6, 2021, in Atlantic City at Oscar E. McClinton Waterfront Park, the In My CARE mentorship program is hosting an event for young entrepreneurs, featuring young people exhibiting and selling their products, including art, food, clothes and books. (lr) Pleasantville resident Kenzi Lewis, 7, sells lemonade and peach tea to event organizer Shalanda Austin
On August 6, 2021, in Atlantic City at Oscar E. McClinton Waterfront Park, the In My CARE mentorship program is hosting an event for young entrepreneurs, featuring young people exhibiting and selling their products, including art, food, clothes and books. Event organizer Shalanda Austin helped start the mentoring project in 2014.
On August 6, 2021, in Atlantic City at Oscar E. McClinton Waterfront Park, the In My CARE mentorship program is hosting an event for young entrepreneurs, featuring young people exhibiting and selling their products, including art, food, clothes and books. Woodbine residents (lr) Ray’Ana and Nicole Murray seated at Ray’Ana’s table selling her jewelry.
On August 6, 2021, in Atlantic City at Oscar E. McClinton Waterfront Park, the In My CARE mentorship program is hosting an event for young entrepreneurs, featuring young people exhibiting and selling their products, including art, food, clothes and books. Sarielle Torres, 12, from Gloucester, talks about her clothing line.
On August 6, 2021, in Atlantic City at Oscar E. McClinton Waterfront Park, the In My CARE mentorship program is hosting an event for young entrepreneurs, featuring young people exhibiting and selling their products, including art, food, clothes and books. Galloway resident Jess Perez, 24, runs the JEVS Youth Academy table.
On August 6, 2021, in Atlantic City at Oscar E. McClinton Waterfront Park, the In My CARE mentorship program is hosting an event for young entrepreneurs, featuring young people exhibiting and selling their products, including art, food, clothes and books. Atlantic City resident Miyah Dorsey, 15, at her table of candied grapes and cookies.
Dozens of people gathered at Oscar E. McClinton Waterfront Park in the Inlet section of Atlantic City on Friday for an event for young entrepreneurs hosted by In My CARE Mentoring Program Inc. Video by Matthew Strabuk, for The Press.
ATLANTIC CITY – Sarielle Torres sat under the blazing sun at a table covered in her designs: tie-dye T-shirts emblazoned with phrases like “The only threat is my potential.”
She wasn’t the only one. Dozens of people gathered at Oscar E. McClinton Waterfront Park in Northeast Inlet on Friday for an event for young entrepreneurs hosted by In My CARE Mentoring Program Inc.
Founded by Shalanda Austin, the program is made up of volunteer adult mentors and girl mentees ages 8-18. The event was created to showcase the entrepreneurial efforts of young people and give them the opportunity to sell their products.
“There are so many talented young people in the city of Atlantic City,†said Austin.
Sarielle, 12, of Gloucester City, Camden County, started making shirts during the COVID-19 pandemic because she needed something to do while her mother, Francesca Torres, held meetings business.
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“My mother was organizing events with women and there would be a lot of children there and the children had nothing to do,†Sarielle said. “(She) owns her own business, and seeing that allowed me to do it.”
Mother-daughter duo Nicole and Ray-ana Murray, of Woodbine, heard about the event via Facebook, where they sell Ray-ana’s jewelry designs, including anklets, bracelets and earrings. ears.
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