LeavingGrounded jumping hurdles, bound for success

GREENVILLE, S.C. - Jan. 22, 2016 - PRLog -- LeavingGrounded, a sustainable pilot program aimed at re-purposing used coffee grounds and tea leaves is moving forward in 2016.  It is an idea deeply rooted in the basic principles of farming.

"On our Dime" capital campaign was unsuccessful in 2015, in part because "we failed to factor in the easiest way in which to give a dime," said S.Young, owner of CreativeTense, director of the project.  "Banks and other financial institutions were not interested, capable or willing to assist on such a small scale fundraising campaign."

CreativeTense is seeking "alternate fundraising avenues for the campaign and the project because both are sound."

In 2016, they are seeking an app developer for "On our Dime," plan to start selling a collection of children's short stories entitled Crash's Course through Inkshares and maybe even the release of a Country song.

Even though there are hurdles and challenges to conquer, CreativeTense is committed to seeing this American dream come to fruition.

Innovation is the driving factor in the company's M.I.S.S.I.O.N. statement