Three things, done well
Our first group is small on purpose, so every student gets real attention.
Mentorship
Each student is matched with someone already working in a field they want to explore.
Industry exposure
Guest speakers and conversations that show what a career looks like day to day.
Professional skills
Resumes, interviews, email, and networking, practiced in workshops, not just explained.
Pick a level
Every amount is tied to a real cost. Anything beyond a level's cost goes toward the next student's supplies.
Student supplies
[Notebook, printed workbook, name badge] for one student. Replace with your real costs.
Give $25One workshop seat
[Room share, materials, snacks] so one student can attend a skills workshop.
Give $50A guest speaker session
[Speaker thank-you and travel] so a working professional can talk with the whole group.
Give $100Sponsor a student
[All workshops, materials, and one mentor match] for a student's full term.
Give $250Prefer another amount? Choose your own. Payments are handled by Stripe.
A clear, real photo of you, in daylight.
Nobody told me how to get into the career I wanted.
When I was [your age or stage], I didn't know which skills mattered or who to ask. [One honest sentence about your real experience.]
Many students face the same gap. They're capable, but no one shows them the way in. That's why I started Building Lions: students learn real professional skills and meet people already working in the industries they're curious about.
I'm starting small, and I'll be open about every step. Whether it's $25 or $100, your support helps cover [workshop space, materials, guest speaker time]. Sharing this page means just as much.
[Your name], founder
What Building Lions is
The facts
- New and independent. Run by [your name] in [your city]. Not yet a registered charity.
- Gifts support the program. They are not tax-deductible and don't come with a tax receipt.
- Every purchase is tracked. I keep receipts and will share where the money went.
- Reach me directly: [your email]
Updates
One short post every two weeks: what's raised, what it bought, what's next.
Help the first group begin.
Give once, give monthly, or share this page with one person who cares about students.