PROJECT MAIN STREET INC
EIN 46-5326572 · Urban, Community Economic Development
What they do
Project Main Street, Inc. Created Job Opportunities and Job Training By Using The Sparta Restaurant As A Job Creation and Job Training Proving Ground That Built Capacity and Encouraged New Social Entrepreneurs. Beginning In July 2015 Project Main Street Transitioned From A Support Role At The Sparta Restaurant to An Ownership Role. Project Main Street Owned and Operated The Coffeeshop/restaurant Through September 2016 When It Was Deterimined Not Financially Sustainable. The Sparta Restaurant Offered Employment to Individuals Returning to Public Life After Incarceration. It Also Offered A Venue for Meetings and Suppport Groups Assisting With Transition and Other Local Outreach. The 2017 Activity Was Related to Wrapping Up Activities.
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About this charity
- Location
- PO Box 297, Hebron, OH 43025
- County
- Licking
- In care of
- Allen Schwartz