Share the opportunity.
Bring the role, location, requirements, timeline and a hiring contact.
Training creates a foundation. Your partnership helps turn that preparation into an opportunity.
GOOD PEOPLE. GREATER POSSIBILITIES.
Good company.
Meaningful connections.
Community supporter
Community supporterFor employers ready to look at
what a person can do next.

Tell us about the people your business needs.
Tell the CDC team about your roles and what success looks like. Staff coordinate introductions based on graduate readiness, role requirements and your organization’s needs.
Introductions are coordinated by CDC staff. Hiring decisions remain with the employer.
Bring the role, location, requirements, timeline and a hiring contact.
The CDC team reviews your needs and the opportunities available to graduates.
Meet candidates through a staff-coordinated introduction and take your hiring process forward.
Preview the job-submission and staff-review workflow using sample records.
Try the employer walkthroughYour support helps make the training, equipment and personal guidance behind a new beginning possible.

Help someone take the next five weeks seriously, with a community behind them.
Planning estimate only. No payment is taken here. The CDC team will confirm your sponsorship arrangements.
Real moments from the
RBCA CDC community.


Community investment in the Second Chance Workforce Program.


Support for the people and preparation behind the next cohort.
A job opening or a sponsorship isn’t the only way to contribute. Your experience can help participants see the possibilities ahead.
Talk about getting involvedA few answers before
the first conversation.
Start with the CDC team. Share the role, work location, requirements and hiring timeline. Staff coordinate introductions around graduate readiness and your organization’s needs.
No. Candidate introductions are coordinated by the CDC team. Participant information is not made available through an open directory.
Yes. Contact the team with the job title, location, requirements and hiring contact. Staff review opportunities before coordinating referrals. The proposed employer tools also include a staff-reviewed job submission process.
Sponsorship helps sustain the training, equipment and participant support behind the five-week program. The sponsorship level is $1,700 per participant, per cohort. Confirm arrangements directly with the CDC team.
Yes. Ask about hosting a jobsite visit, joining a career conversation or supporting an upcoming cohort. The team can discuss where your experience or resources could be most useful.
Talk with the CDC team about the contribution you have in mind. The sponsorship planner shows the participant sponsorship level, not a complete list of giving options.
Open a door. Back a participant.
Help a new chapter become possible.
