J19 BM Metro Atlanta Neighborhood Playdate

Each student must be in 6th, 7th, or 8th grade within the Metro ATL school districts and belong to their local youth organization.  

Each student must have an approved Metro Atlanta County address and have lived in any Metro Atlanta County for at least (2) two school years.  Each student must be a member of a verifiable youth organization for at least (2) two years.  Each student can come from any school background. Public, private, charter, home school, school dropout/drop-in, etc.

5,000 STUDENTS * 6TH, 7TH, 8TH GRADE WINNERS.

Each WINNER will receive a cell phone to record the entire J19 BM Playdate as they start making the Playdate video until they complete the final edit. 

Once the Playdate is over, the students must produce a video; once the video is approved, they will receive their STEAMAC3 item and all other items shipped to them at home in a locked chest. To further explore the world of possibilities with their families, friends, and peers.

THE STUDENTS HAVE TO "PAY IT FORWARD" BY GIFTING 7 ITEMS TO OTHER YOUTH THEIR AGE.  

• 2-FAMILY MEMBERS
• 2-FRIENDS OR PEER
• 2-FROM A HOMELESS SHELTER
• 1 -BULLY

We will have twenty or more STEAMAC3 (STEM/STEAM) career activities stations that will be packed with students, corporate recruits, STEAMAC3  master specialists, and icons, including celebrities in entertainment, sports, and business, youth organizations, sponsors, and chaperones.

J19 BM will be staffed with media, film crews, stagehands, A/V, gaffers, grips, staff, craft services/caterers, security team, transportation crew, cleaning crew; and outdoor tents, luxury porta potties, and showers; 

Monday/Day1 – 

Playdate Tours

-The students will travel to their neighborhood parks from each youth organization's facility for a breakfast picnic. 

-Then, a bus tour where the students will explore their cities gentrified, newly renovated, historical, and black historical sites. Possibly for the first time in their lives.

-Next, on to downtown Atlanta for a wonderful sightseeing bus tour.

-(HBCUs) Historically Black Colleges and Universities, here we come for a Picnic lunch

and an HBCU College tour.

-Then, a walk-through of Fourth Ward Park, where Martin Luther King (MLK) grew up.

Which was gentrified at $17million.

-That walk goes through our redeveloped Greenways and Trails/greenspaces & brownfields $670-million famous Beltline, Where the students will walk half a mile to Auburn Avenue.

-Ah! Yes, a midafternoon visit to Civil Rights Row, known as Sweet Auburn.

Monday/Day1 -

Dinner and Playdate Estate Activities

-It’s dinner time! This is the stop where the students can follow their wish-list dreams for the next eight (8) days 

Tues-Mon/Days2 to 7 – 

Playdate with the Masters

-The Playdate camp estate has a lake, farm animals, outdoor sleeping tents, luxury porta potties, showers, and 20-plus STEAMAC3 activity stations. 

-Where the master specialists, icons, corporate recruits, and celebrities are waiting to meet them.

Monday/Day7 – 

Playdate Activity Wrap

-Breakfast, lunch

-Last call for STEAMAC3 activity stations

Tuesday/Day8 – 

Playdate at Tyler Perry Studios 

-A day in the shoes of iconic Tyler Perry - The students, corporate recruits, STEAMAC3 station master specialist, icons, celebrities in entertainment, sports figures, business execs, youth organizations, sponsors, chaperones, and invited families and guests. Spend the day at Tyler Perry Studios.

-TP Studios Tour

-TP Style, J19 Black Mythology Musical Play

-TP Style Dinner 

-Awards Ceremony

-TP Style J19 Black Mythology Wrap Party.

Wednesday/Day9 – 

Morning Playdate Goodbyes

-Breakfast & goodbyes at camp

Wednesday/Day9 – 

Lunch Playdate Metro Neighborhood Gardening with Seniors and Families

-And just like that, “Back to the Park from which they came.”

-Family and friends Invite

-Now it is time to “Plant the Fruit and Veggie Garden in your neighborhood park.

-Lunch at Parks

-Home or Youth organization for family pickup.

SPECIAL THANKS - 

State and local government organizations participation: 

-Georgia Department of Natural Resources, Georgia Gaming and Wildlife, Georgia Parks and Recreations, Georgia Greater Black Chamber of Commerce, Chambers of Commerce, Metro Georgia Visitors Bureaus, Georgia Department of Agriculture, Local Minority Farmers Association, each City's Government Council, Youth Organization, etc

EXAMPLE:

CORPORATION:

• 200 Students X $5,000= $1 million one-time matching funds 
• Give 6th-12th grade annual summer camps, certification, scholarships, and internships.
• 5 years of work 
• Careers

STUDENTS:

• $500 from summer workforce development pay.
• Attending 6th-12th grade annual summer camps, certification, scholarships, and internships
• 5-years of work hiring after training services

PROGRAMS SUMMARY

J19 BM LIFELONG/LOYAL E/E SYSTEM:

• Details are available upon request.
• J19 BM Trust Bank Growth Account 
• Has to Reach $5,525 before it goes into the J19 BM Trust Investment growth account.

J19 BLACK MYTHOLOGY:

• Opens each student's Trust Bank account with $25.
• It may be matching partnerships.

COLLEGES:

• Give full and partial scholarships to help Recruiters with buy-in.

CORPORATE RECRUITS:

• Give J19 BM Concierge Scholarships & Trust only to the students you choose to give future jobs to.
• Provide a one-time matching amount of $5,000 to be put in students Bank Trust.
• Once the student matches the $25 up to $500.
• Provide yearly ongoing Corp-Recruit summer camp.
• From 6th to 12th grade
• Through the J19 BM Creative Expression Workforce Development Incubation
• Provide a Post-Secondary Scholarship
• Fully Loaded
• Provide a Certification of Internships
• Yearly
• Provide work hiring 
• Hire for a minimum of 5 years of work service
• At the location, the students feel most comfortable.
• At the agreed location, the students feel most comfortable. The time of service. 
• With no transferring. Unless agreed upon in writing in good faith by both parties.

STUDENTS:

• Students service to the recruiting company
• Deposits a matching amount of $500 to be put into their bank trust
• The student reaches the $525 through a percentage of the workforce development deposits.
• A deposit of 25% of their workforce salary through the company payroll department will continue through the 5 years of work service.
• Attend yearly ongoing Corp-Recruit summer camp.
• From 6th to 12th grade
• Except a Post-Secondary Scholarship
• Fully Loaded
• Except for a Certification of Internships 
• Yearly
• Give work services
• Give a minimum of 5 years of work service to your Corp Recruit. 
• At the location, the students feel most comfortable.
• At the agreed location, the students feel most comfortable. The time of service. 
• With no transferring. Unless agreed upon in writing in good faith by both parties.

J19 BM BANK TRUST GROWTH ACCOUNT:

• J19 BM will open an account at $25.
• Students will match with workforce pay at $500.
• Corp Recriut will match at $5,000.

J19 BM INVESTMENT TRUST GROWTH ACCOUNT:

• Once all matching funds are met up to the $5,525.
• The funds move into an Investment Trust Account.
• It becomes a confirmable, non-transferrable Investment Trust Fund with high-yield returns.

J19 BM BLOCK TRUST PAYOUT SCHEDULE:  

• It is a Blocked Trust until age 20 and every five years thereafter until age 55.
• Students will receive a percentage of the Investment every five years starting from age 20.
• Students can only gift a small percentage to family and peers each payout.

PARTNERING WITH THE NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE:

• Our goal is for the Investment blocked investment trust to grow at 3% to 40% per month.

LEGAL:

• A global law firm will be the trustee and set up both trust accounts.

SPECIALTY APP

• A specialty App will be developed to house individual students' investments.

DROPOUT/DROP-IN PROGRAM: 

• We give you two years to return and get your GED or post-secondary. 
• We then gift the Trust to a designated family member or friend.

This $5,525 investment trust program is an ANNUAL event.

• 5,000  *6th, 7th, 8th Graders Playdate Students - $27,625,000 *Total Investment 
• 500 *HBCU College Tour students - $2,762,500 *Total Investment
• 15,000+ *Tournament Students - $82,875,000 *Total Investment