THE SUGARY STOP
Before The Sugary Stop became a WDC social enterprise, it began with four young people and an idea for a business of their own.

The original four worked together to imagine what their business could become, from what they would sell to how they would serve customers. The idea that became The Sugary Stop started here.


The vision was for the youth to build and operate the business themselves. But because they were minors, they couldn't establish and operate the business independently.
WDC provided the structure and support needed to turn their idea into something real. The Sugary Stop became a WDC social enterprise where young people could experience entrepreneurship by actually doing it.
The goal was simple: create a real business where young people could learn, earn, and lead.


At The Sugary Stop, youth learn by doing. From serving customers to handling money and working as a team, each pop-up creates opportunities to practice skills they can carry into their next job, internship, or business.

Build confidence greeting customers, taking orders, and solving problems in real time.

Communicate, share responsibilities, and work together when things get busy.

Handle transactions, track earnings, and build practical money skills.

Take ownership, show up prepared, and help the team succeed.
YOUTH PARTICIPATED IN THE SUGARY STOP
POP-UPS AND COMMUNITY EVENTS
YOUTH RECEIVED PAID OPPORTUNITIES THROUGH WDC
PAID DIRECTLY TO YOUTH IN STIPENDS
YOUTH & COLLEGE INTERNSHIPS COMPLETED

For three years, young people have gained real-world work experience, earned money, and built skills through The Sugary Stop. Now, we're raising funds for a food trailer that will help us reach more communities and create even more paid opportunities for youth.
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