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Prize Package
1) TechShop is awarding the winning innovator with 2 months membership and 3 classes to train them on the equipment they need to make their project a reality. 2) Access to raw materials from Goodwill for design and prototyping. 3) Mentorship from industry experts & entrepreneurs. 4) Opportunity to pitch idea to Goodwill's CEO. 5) Feature on Push for GOOD.
Challenge Judges
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The incubator can take in unwanted fabric and individuals can use it towards individual/small business projects. The incubator can purchase needed machinery such as dyers and shredders, resident entrepreneurs can engage in resource sharing, and non-residents can take part in monthly workshops. The incubator can be a nonprofit or for-profit model and would garner some revenue from renting space and machine use and hosting workshops. It may also be able to charge a fee to accept bulk deliveries. The space could also be used in conjunction with local high schools and community colleges for vocational training.
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| This project is made possible by the City and County of San Francisco, SPUR, the Mayor's Office of Neighborhood Services and the Department of Technology | |
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