• PROJECT REMOVE THE BARRIER

    Sometimes a practical barrier can stand between a young man and his next opportunity.

    Through the Miami Love Workforce Lab, The Standard Institute can help young men ages 13–21 overcome certain practical barriers connected to employment, education, or training opportunities.

    The young man is taking the step. You can help remove the barrier.

  • NEED SUPPORT?

    Assistance may be available when a practical need is standing between a young man and a qualifying employment, education, or training opportunity.

    INTERVIEW / WORK CLOTHING
    Up to $50 toward clothing needed for an interview, new job, or other qualifying opportunity.

    HAIRCUT
    Up to $60 for a haircut connected to an interview, new job, or other qualifying opportunity.

    TRANSPORTATION
    Up to $25 in gas assistance or up to $50 for Lyft transportation, depending on the specific need.

    Assistance is based on the specific opportunity, individual need, and available resources.

Help remove a barrier

  • Support the project

    You can help make these resources available when a young man needs them.

    $50 | Interview / Work Outfit
    Help provide clothing for an interview, new job, or other qualifying opportunity.

    $60 | Haircut
    Help provide a haircut connected to an employment, education, or training opportunity.

    $50 | Transportation Assistance
    Help provide gas or Lyft assistance when transportation is standing in the way of an opportunity.

    Any Amount | Support the Miami Love Workforce Lab
    Help support the Lab and the practical resources it provides to young men ages 13–21.

  • PREFER TO GIVE A GIFT CARD?

    Physical and e-gift cards are also welcome.

    Interview / Work Clothing
    $50 Ross or Kohl’s gift card

    Haircut
    $60 Booksy gift card

    E-gift cards:
    mlwfl@thestandardinstitute.org

    Physical gift cards:
    Mail or drop off at:

    The Standard Institute
    2517 N. Frazier Street, Suite 2100
    Conroe, TX 77303

    Transportation assistance is funded through monetary contributions rather than gift cards.

  • SMALL BARRIER. REAL IMPACT.

    An interview outfit. A haircut. A ride to where he needs to be.

    These may seem like small things, but when a young man is working toward an opportunity, they can make the difference between being ready to take the next step and having to let the opportunity pass.

    Project Remove the Barrier exists to help make sure those practical needs do not become unnecessary roadblocks.