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July 16, 2020 Giving Guide 2020

Entrepreneurship for All

Program Overview

The EforAll Accelerator Program is a free, one-year program offered twice a year in each of our communities. This program offers a unique combination of immersive business training, mentorship and access to an extended professional network. Anyone with a dream to start or grow a business or nonprofit is encouraged to apply.  The program is also offered in Spanish in many of our communities.

Future Goals

Launch Eforall in the Greater Worcester area in 2020. 

Fundraising Opportunities

50% of seed funding has been raised to launch EforAll for 3 years.

The balance of funding will come from individuals, foundations, and corporate investment.

Volunteer Opportunities

A vibrant grassroots ecosystem helps communities thrive. EforAll’s success depends on volunteers to help support entrepreneurs through their journey. There are many ways to get involved. 

Mentoring. Advise entrepreneurs through weekly online meetings for first 12 weeks of EforAll’s Accelerator program. A great way to learn and connect with the community.

Local community Content Specialists, Event Judges and Application Readers.

Local Advisory Board. Comprised of 8+ local business and community leaders.

Entrepreneurship for All

MISSION STATEMENT

Entrepreneurship for All (EforAll) is accelerating economic and social impact in communities nationwide through inclusive entrepreneurship.

Entrepreneurship for All

175 Cabot Street, Suite 100
Lowell, MA 01854

Phone: 833-336-7255 

eforall.org

Full-time employees: 33

2019 revenues: $5M 

Year founded: 2010

Service area: Communities Nationwide

Primary funding sources:

Foundations: 32%

Individuals: 31%

Government: 21%

Corporations: 16%

Worcester Founding Committee

David Parker, EforAll, CEO

John Esler, EforAll Worcester Founding Committee, Chair

Ed Augustus, City Manager, City of Worcester

Mary Casey, Managing Attorney, Harbor Law Group

Mike Grenon, VP & Principal, Grimes & Company, Inc.

Sheila Harrity, Superintendent-Director of Montachusett Regional Vocational Technical School District

Sue Mailman, Chairwoman/Treasurer, Coghlin Electrical Contractors, Inc.

Barry Maloney, President, Worcester State University

Joe Pagano, Owner/Founder, Pagano Media

Luis Pedraja, President, Quinsigamond Community College

Peter Stanton, Publisher, CEO, Worcester Business Journal

Monica Thomas-Bonnick, VP/Business Lender Officer, Webster Five Bank

Eric Torkornoo, VP, TD Bank

Elaine Vescio, Director of Entrepreneurship, Worcester State University