Rabble Mill/The Bay has been doing great things as a nonprofit and for the community with their grant from Strive to Thrive Lincoln. They reached out to 10 new schools in the area, forming partnerships in order to expand youth referrals into the program. As a result, they have grown and impacted more of the Lincoln community. Additionally, they posted flyers in the surrounding area to obtain self-directed referrals for their program.
The organization provided 149 pass holders for meals at no cost to the community and 178 no-cost skate sessions to pass holders. One of their business endeavors, The Collective, opened up lab hours as a workspace and added weekly workshops and educational opportunities.
The support from Strive to Thrive Lincoln enabled Rabble Mill/The Bay to expand the program’s reach with referrals, which hadn’t been done since the relaunch of the All-Access Pass last year.