To help improve the community.
A marketing campaign for the promotion
“Great Stuff Is Made Locally”
shall become the marketing logo and
identifying cry to initiate or create:

1. The opportunity to increase, improve, promote the region’s local business communities.
2. Investment in our schools to help roduce, prepare a competent and skilled work force:
   1. Investment in youth entrepreneurship training
3. A vibrant local economy in which prepared (School Students)can look forward to participate in and remain in the community.
4. The development of opportunities for tourism initiatives:
   1. Agri-heritage tourism and scenic byway
5. The recruitment, development of marketable local human and natural resources for economic growth. To promote and cause a dialogue, with and agenda, between community residents and merchants to address the problem of the community economy

    

Creating a strategy or plan that speaks to individual concerns, that will form, harness, project and embrace that personal individual human sprit, as investment into the idea of collaboration as working partners. Working partners for solutions, for job growth for their respective families, social issues, the local economy and economic growth for the local business community. This is another meaning of“Great Stuff Is Made Locally”.

The profound resilience and issue of the attitude of the resident to be found throughout the community. Who are capable of offering their hearts, loyalty, talent, work ethic, leadership, ability, skill in producing, providing those goods, services we all use and desire as consumers. That is the real meaning of “Great Stuff Is Made Locally.”

Respectfully,
George M. Sands IV
George M. Sands, Chair
Forging the Freedom Trail Project Foundation
Regional Coordinator, Forging the Freedom Trail Project Foundation
Friends of Harriet Tubman Committee
Great Stuff is Made Locally
Market Research Initiative