The program introduces young people to the professional cleaning industry, entrepreneurship, business ownership, and practical life skills through education, mentorship, and hands-on learning.

Youth can learn about professional cleaning, workplace safety, customer service, budgeting, pricing, entrepreneurship, communication, teamwork, responsibility, goal setting, and leadership.

No. Cleaning is the doorway, not the whole room. B3 uses the industry to teach young people how a practical skill can develop into employment, entrepreneurship, leadership, and financial opportunity.

Participation requirements may vary by program or event. Parents, guardians, schools, youth organizations, and community partners are encouraged to contact B3 for current opportunities.

Yes. B3 welcomes opportunities to work with schools, nonprofits, community organizations, and youth programs that share our commitment to preparing young people for their future.

Complete our Community Program Inquiry Form and let us know if you are contacting B3 as an educator, school, youth organization, nonprofit, or potential community partner. A B3 representative will follow up with available opportunities and next steps.For safety and program structure, B3 does not accept individual youth participants directly. Our youth initiatives are offered through established schools and organizations, allowing us to provide a safe, structured environment while reaching and positively impacting as many young people as possible.