Three Precious Miracles was recently featured in an Ahwatukee Foothills News article for its Car Detailing Bootcamp in July.
To support Native youth and those aging-out of the foster system and create a path forward, TPM partnered with Bernice Berry from Pure Luxury Tint & Detailing Studio to host a week-long training course. Students learned window tinting, business skills, and received a certificate of completion.
“We incorporated work-readiness skills,” explained Elisia Manuel, President of Three Precious Miracles. “They had a full day of learning about how to present themselves. They had work readiness, skills training. And then yesterday, they had a one-hour, one-on-one training with another business owner who talked about the ins and outs are of starting their own business.
And so not only did they receive hands-on training, they received educational training of writing a resume, what it takes to open your business, having communication skills, all those good things.”
The bootcamp was supported by funds from International Detailing Association and Molina Health.
Interested in supporting Three Precious Miracles? We have a variety of ways to help by volunteering, donating, or sponsoring a Keeping Culture Connected blanket.
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