Mentorship, character, goals and opportunity for ages 10–22. Every engagement begins with a proposal shaped around your setting, cohort and needs.
Character & Leadership
Proposal
Facilitated learning that connects identity, discipline and accountability to everyday decisions, respectful relationships and purposeful leadership.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Schools, churches, nonprofits and community organizations serving ages 10–22; adapted for middle and high school cohorts.
Cohort-specific session plan
Guided discussions and practical activities
Personal leadership reflection and host debrief
Example: A middle-school cohort practices decision-making and builds an accountability plan.
Youth Entrepreneurship
Proposal
Turn goals and interests into practical business thinking through Get Right Goals & Business Academy and Young CEO Club experiences.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Schools, churches, nonprofits and community organizations serving ages 10–22; adapted for middle and high school cohorts.
Goal and business-concept worksheets
Budgeting and customer discovery activities
Youth pitch or showcase plan
Example: Athlete to Owner explores how sports skills translate into leadership and ethical business opportunities; challenge funding is scoped, not promised.
Financial Literacy
Proposal
Age-appropriate money basics with real-life examples, not investment advice or promises of income.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Schools, churches, nonprofits and community organizations serving ages 10–22; adapted for middle and high school cohorts.
Facilitator-led money exercises
Simple sample budget
Take-home reflection
Example: Students plan a small project budget and compare needs with wants.
Mentorship Facilitation & Program Design
Proposal
Build a structured mentorship experience with clear expectations, safe boundaries and purposeful conversations.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Schools, churches, nonprofits and community organizations serving ages 10–22; adapted for middle and high school cohorts.
Mentor orientation agenda
Conversation guides
Proposed safeguarding and referral workflow for host review
Example: A nonprofit establishes a repeatable mentoring session format and orientation for volunteers.
Curriculum Creation
Proposal
Practical materials adapted to your setting and intended outcomes, with school and explicitly disclosed church editions kept distinct.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Schools, churches, nonprofits and community organizations serving ages 10–22; adapted for middle and high school cohorts.
Agreed lesson outlines and activities
Facilitator guidance
Learning checks and revision scope
Example: A school receives nondevotional character activities; a church may request clearly labeled optional Scripture content.
Career Readiness & Exposure
Proposal
Connect interests to career pathways through preparation, workplace conversations and carefully scoped exposure experiences.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Schools, churches, nonprofits and community organizations serving ages 10–22; adapted for middle and high school cohorts.
Career exploration activities
Preparation worksheets
Host-approved exposure itinerary when included
Example: Career/Business Exposure Fridays introduce students to a local business; visits, transport and guest availability require confirmation.
Community Workshops & Speaking
Proposal
Focused school, church and nonprofit workshops, assemblies and speaking engagements centered on purpose, resilience and opportunity.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Schools, churches, nonprofits and community organizations serving ages 10–22; adapted for middle and high school cohorts.
Agreed topic and audience brief
Session outline
Activities or audience Q&A where appropriate
Example: An assembly pairs a lived-experience message with practical next steps and staff-supported follow-up.
Four-Week Youth Development Pilot
Proposal
A scoped introduction for a middle or high school cohort. Proposed format: eight 45–60-minute sessions across four weeks for one cohort up to 20; schedule and scope are confirmed in the proposal.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Schools, churches, nonprofits and community organizations serving ages 10–22; adapted for middle and high school cohorts.
Proposed four-week delivery plan
Cohort materials and facilitator sessions
Participation summary and host debrief
Example: A school tests a focused pathway before deciding on a longer program. Host staffing, location, accessibility and content are agreed before delivery.
Program Development & Evaluation
Proposal
Translate a community need into a realistic program model and practical measures of participation and progress.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Schools, churches, nonprofits and community organizations serving ages 10–22; adapted for middle and high school cohorts.
Program logic and delivery outline
Proposed outcome measures
Feedback tools and reporting framework
Example: A community organization develops a pilot outline and consent-aware evaluation plan without collecting unnecessary student details.
Lane B
Business & Digital Services
Founder-led discovery and practical support, with qualified outsourced design or development specialists where the scope requires them. Partner roles, costs and responsibilities are disclosed before contracting.
Listed prices are proposed package prices in USD, subject to scope confirmation. Hosting, domains, platform subscriptions, additional revisions and work outside the stated limits are separate. Custom development requires a formal quotation and contract.
Business Strategy Call
$85
A focused 60-minute conversation to clarify your priorities, identify obstacles and decide on realistic next steps. Not legal, tax or investment advice.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
One 60-minute call
Pre-call goals review
Concise written action summary
Example: A founder narrows a launch idea into three concrete priorities.
Business Launch Roadmap
$325
A practical planning document that organizes one business idea into an actionable launch sequence; implementation and guaranteed outcomes are not included.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
One discovery conversation
One written launch roadmap
Priority checklist and one consolidated clarification round
Example: Map an offer, customer audience and first launch milestones.
Website Audit
$150
A review of one existing public website, covering clarity, navigation, mobile presentation and basic discoverability. No penetration testing or implementation.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
Review of up to six public pages
Prioritized written findings
One results walkthrough
Example: Identify confusing calls to action and mobile content issues before a redesign.
One-Page Business Website
$850
A mobile-friendly single-page business presence built from customer-supplied approved copy and assets. Advanced integrations and ecommerce are quoted separately.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
One page with up to six content sections
Contact details and clear calls to action
One consolidated revision round
Handoff of the agreed website
Example: A local service business presents its offer, story and contact options.
Standard 4–6 Page Website
$1,500
A cohesive informational site with four to six pages, built around supplied copy and assets. Custom apps, gated portals, ecommerce and complex integrations are excluded.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
Four to six agreed informational pages
Mobile-friendly navigation
Basic page titles and descriptions
Two consolidated revision rounds and handoff
Example: A small organization presents its services, team and contact information.
Brand Essentials
$450
A focused starter direction for one brand, with specialist design support disclosed when needed. Full identity systems and trademark clearance are separate.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
One visual direction
Color and typography recommendations
Simple brand reference sheet
One consolidated revision round
Example: Create a consistent foundation for a new business’s website and communications.
Custom Websites & Ecommerce
Proposal
Advanced multi-page builds, custom redesigns and ecommerce/Shopify stores scoped with qualified development support where required.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
Discovery and scope proposal
Agreed design and functionality specification
Implementation, revisions and handoff defined by contract
Example: An ecommerce project may include a collection experience and checkout integration; catalog migration is separately scoped.
Branding & Identity Systems
Proposal
A broader identity project coordinated with qualified creative partners, with roles and deliverables agreed before work starts.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
Brand discovery scope
Proposed identity and asset system
Usage guidance and licensing terms in contract
Example: An organization seeks a coordinated identity rather than a starter reference sheet.
SEO, Optimization & Maintenance
Proposal
Prioritized improvements and ongoing care aligned with an agreed website scope. No guaranteed rankings, traffic or revenue.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
Initial audit and improvement plan
Agreed optimization tasks
Maintenance/support schedule and fees in proposal
Example: Address mobile usability and page organization, then define a realistic maintenance plan.
Nonprofit & Business Program Consulting
Proposal
Practical support shaping programs, operations and delivery plans, grounded in CGR’s community-development experience.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
Discovery and priorities brief
Program or operating roadmap
Agreed workshops or consulting sessions
Example: Align a new community program with its audience, capacity and intended outcomes.
Web Apps, Portals & Mobile Experiences
Proposal
Custom web apps, client portals, staff dashboards and mobile-friendly/PWA experiences coordinated with qualified development support. Native mobile delivery requires a separate feasibility and store-review scope.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
Discovery and prototype scope
Roles, privacy and workflow specification
Testing, deployment and ownership responsibilities in contract
Example: CGR’s own portal illustrates mentoring, events and dashboards. FreightRoam trucking operations, Hardhatly field operations and Selah Vale’s separate project are workflow references—not CGR client work or verified capability claims.
Automation, CRM & AI-Enabled Workflows
Proposal
Map repetitive business processes and scope responsible integrations. Feasibility, privacy, vendor charges and human review are established first.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
Workflow discovery map
Integration feasibility and cost outline
Agreed automation, validation and handoff plan
Example: Explore an intake-to-follow-up workflow with CRM integration; do not automate sensitive decisions without review.
Product Strategy, Prototyping & Support
Proposal
Clarify a product idea, test its workflow and define a realistic delivery roadmap with ongoing support quoted separately.
Scope, deliverables & example
Who it’s for: Business owners, founders, nonprofits and community organizations; final fit confirmed during scoping.
Discovery and product priorities
Agreed prototype fidelity
Delivery roadmap and support options
Example: Selah Vale and RobyTech may inform discussions as references or possible delivery partners; they are not merged brands or claimed CGR projects.
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