Club Kids Inc. CAC – Community Ambassadors Corp (MKE)

We are building a workforce, not just a program.

The Community Ambassadors Corp (CAC) was created to put young people to work while cleaning and restoring neighborhoods across Milwaukee. Too many communities are dealing with trash, abandoned spaces, and neglected properties, while at the same time too many youth are being left without real opportunities.

We are solving both problems at the same time.

This initiative hires young people at a minimum of $10 per hour to take part in weekly cleanup crews that move from neighborhood to neighborhood. These crews handle alley cleanups, yard restoration, graffiti removal, debris removal, and support services for elderly and disabled residents. Seasonal work includes snow removal and storm cleanup.

There are no GPA requirements. If you are willing to work, you belong here.

This is more than cleanup. This is job creation, community pride, and a pathway to something better.

How This FUNraiser Works

This fundraiser is powered by an interactive board where each square represents a contribution. The total goal determines the value of the squares, and as supporters claim them, the board fills up and the movement grows.

• You choose an amount that fits your budget
• Your name, business, or message can be displayed
• Your support becomes visible as part of this community effort

This is not just a donation. It is participation.

Where Your Support Goes

• Youth employment and wages
• Cleanup equipment and supplies
• Transportation and logistics
• Expansion into more neighborhoods

Every square claimed helps put a young person to work and improves the condition of our community.

Why This Matters

This program is about ownership.

When young people are given real responsibility and real pay, they begin to see their community differently. They take pride in it. They protect it. They build it.

At the same time, neighborhoods become cleaner, safer, and more connected.

Be Part of It

Claim your spot on the board. Support the work. Help build something that lasts.

Clean Streets. Strong Communities.

Milwaukee Kickoff Events

This is where it starts.

The Community Ambassadors Corp (CAC) is launching in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with a series of events designed to bring the community together, activate our youth workforce, and begin restoring our neighborhoods.

Family Meetup – Milwaukee Brewers Game

June 17th
Tailgate: 4:00 PM
Game Time: 6:30 PM

We are bringing families together for a kickoff meetup at the Milwaukee Brewers game. Free tickets are available while supplies last.

Parking and transportation are not provided.

Juneteenth Day Parade & Celebration

June 19th – 8:00 AM
Dr. Martin Luther King Drive

Our ambassadors will walk together in the Juneteenth Day Parade, presented by Northcott Neighborhood House, followed by active participation in the Juneteenth Day celebration.

The FUNraiser Board will also be active during the celebration, giving the community an opportunity to support and participate directly.

Father’s Day Kickoff BBQ

Held in partnership with the Fathers for Progress Annual Cookout, this event brings families, mentors, and community leaders together to support the launch of this initiative.

Mornings We Clean

Starting at 9:00 AM sharp
Location: Check the App (daily)

We begin the real work. Teams will be deployed into the neighborhood to clean, restore, and improve the area.

• Youth teams are paid $8-10 per hour
• Minimum of 4 hours per team
• Supervised work crews
• Family and community volunteers are welcome

This is not a one-time event. This will take place every Saturday throughout the summer, along with scheduled weekday cleanups.

Why This Matters

When I was growing up in Milwaukee as a teenager, one of my first jobs was working with the OC White Soul Club painting houses.

That experience mattered. It kept me out of trouble, put money in my pocket, and gave me skills that became part of my future in the property management business.

It gave me direction.

That is what we are bringing back.

Our communities need real opportunities again. Not just programs—but work, responsibility, and ownership.

This is about giving young people a chance to earn, learn, and build something for themselves while improving the neighborhoods they live in.

Clean Streets. Strong Communities.