Business in a Bucket Helping Youth Achieve Their Dreams

ANAHEIM, Calif. - Sept. 25, 2014 - PRLog -- At times like these when jobs are few and idle minds can be dangerous, it's good to have a program around that will keep kids engaged and busy. Kevin Jones and his wife, Marva,  are giving youth tools for the future through Business in a Bucket (BIAB). Business principles ,work ethics, grooming/proper attire, handling money and how to give  friendly customer service are all included in the training program.

"We're excited about helping the young teens beat the odds and are very enthused to empower and bring our leadership to our youth and inner-city residents. Young people are capable of playing an important role in the business community and have the unique potential to help their communities to be effective in growing the economy

My own story of growing up in New Orleans was filled with many challenges," Jones stated. "My father left when I was seven and my mother died in a car accident when I was 13 years of age. My grandmother was left to care for me and my siblings, five of us altogether. Growing up in the projects there were not very many positive role models for me to embrace. There were a few who had a profound impact on who I am today.

Mr. Moses Bonds. " was such a man, he took it upon himself to teach Jones a trade. "He taught him Auto-detailing— how to Detail different paint jobs," said Jones. It was in 1989 when Jones came to Los Angeles and met Marva, his future wife. In 1993, Jones struggled to find work, so he put his skills to use in auto-detailing. This, in turn, would serve as a launching pad for his book, "The Owner's Guide to Auto Detailing." Which when purchase 5% of all profit goes to Business in a Bucket Institute- BI BI  to Empower our youth in Business and to fund their training program. Purchase – Business in a Bucket Institute BIBI (https://businessinabucket.org/purchase/)

Here at Business in a Bucket, Institute-BiBi we are dedicated to teaching people, young and old, and from all walks of life to support themselves and earn an honest living. We regularly hold seminars in schools, community centers, teaching young ones the ins and outs of the auto detail business and help the students to learn the necessary work ethics for succeeding as an entrepreneur. At the end of the class each student receives a Certificate of completion and a Business in a Bucket®  to take home with them so they can start using their new skills immediately! Our organization indicates bye-bye to poverty, drugs, gangs, violence, underachievement woes, unemployment rates and all those things that hinder a community, as well as for youth to flourish in their life.

Jones ultimate goal is to team up with different organizations and trying to empower the youth," said Jones. "Eventually I would like to have a facility, where young ones can come and be able to learn business skills and teach them." For more information about Business in a Bucket and/or how you can help, please contact  Business in a Bucket. You can visit their website at  info@businessinabucket.org