Frontline Gig receives $250,000 social-impact investment
The Richard King Mellon Foundation backed expansion of Frontline Gig’s project-staffing and workforce-development model.
Expanding paid pathways into community projects
The Richard King Mellon Foundation invested $250,000 in Frontline Gig. The pre-seed social-impact financing will support expansion of the company’s staffing model for community-resilience projects.
Frontline Gig will also scale its Talent Marketplace and advance CrewUp, connecting its paid field-experience model with the tools used to organise workers and project opportunities.
Use of funds
Expand staffing model for community resilience projects
Scale the Frontline Talent Marketplace
Advance development of CrewUp by Frontline