Donations 

Sister Of NEW is committed to expanding access, equity, and opportunity for women entering the skilled trades. As a women‑led workforce development institution with UN ECOSOC Special Consultative Status, a Florida DOE Registered Pre‑Apprenticeship (P‑090), and AmeriCorps National School of Service recognition, we operate with the standards, accountability, and global alignment expected of institutions built for impact and scale.

Your support strengthens our ability to deliver high‑quality training, safety education, tools, materials, and the wraparound resources women need to succeed in apprenticeship, employment, and long‑term career advancement.

Every contribution uplifts women, families, and communities — and accelerates our ability to expand training access across Miami‑Dade and beyond.

🛠 How Your Contribution Helps

Your support directly funds:

• Training tools and equipment — carpentry, plumbing, roofing, and painting materials

• Safety gear and OSHA‑aligned materials — PPE, safety kits, and job‑site readiness resources

• Curriculum development and instructional resources — CQMS‑aligned modules, instructor materials, and learning tools

• Participant support services — transportation, childcare stipends, uniforms, exam fees

• Program expansion and community outreach — new cohorts, employer partnerships, and regional replication

• Institutional quality and governance systems — QMS, CQMS, Licensing & Compliance, and Institutional Binder operations

These investments ensure that every participant receives consistent, high‑quality preparation for a career in the skilled trades.

🌍 Why Your Support Matters

Sister Of NEW is more than a training program — it is a women‑led institution aligned with global development priorities, including:

• UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) — gender equity, economic mobility, decent work, reduced inequalities

• ISO‑informed Quality Management principles — institutional rigor, transparency, and continuous improvement

• Social responsibility and equity standards — aligned with ISO 26000 and trauma‑informed practices

• National workforce development and safety expectations — employer‑aligned curriculum and OSHA‑based training

Your contribution helps advance equity, economic mobility, and community development — while strengthening a globally aligned workforce institution built for replication and scale.

🎁 Ways to Give

We welcome support from individuals, organizations, employers, and community partners. Contributions may include:

• Financial donations

• Tools, equipment, and materials

• Sponsorship of training cohorts

• Support for participant resources

• Funding for program expansion

Every form of support helps us build stronger pathways for women entering the skilled trades — and accelerates our ability to expand training access across Miami‑Dade and beyond.