BB2C has been recognized by HUD as a place of hope and opportunity for community members who are working to become economically self-sustainable.

The first Discover MFG! Contest is over. All the designs were fantastic. But three students received prizes for their work.

Building relationships with businesses to bridge the gap between education & employment and inspire career choice in counties in SE Ohio.

Luke Burnosky started his journey with BB2C through our Makerspace. Later, he worked with our Small Business Incubator. Now he has his own business.

See what BB2C is up to this fall!

The secret is out! BB2C has updated our look, although our core programs and the focus of our work is, as always, career-connected learning.

2019-202 was anything but ordinary. Yet we still managed to achieve a lot during our previous year. Check out our 2019-2020 annual report.

Alyssa and Brice worked together on our STEM Camp activities with Ely Chapman and the Boys and Girls Club. Brice also helped craft human resource policy to support our growing staff.

Amber spent her summer working on graphic design projects for our Makerspace and being a part of the re-branding process for Building Bridges to Careers.

What happens when the projects you plan for kids at the Makerspace don't go as planned? Learning!

Would you be interested in mentoring a 7th or 8th grade student to help inspire them as they start thinking about a future career?

Bridges, rockets, and catapults- oh my!

“I learned to create my own resume, how much it costs to live, and how to present myself at an interview.”

Katrina Krache will be one of the first faces visitors see at the Epicenter.  From helping run businesses to helping run BB2C; meet our newest staff member!

Rae Ann wasn’t sure if being a veterinarian was the right career path.