See how the teamwork between SCORE Mentor Kenneth Cham and SCORE Mentee Fanta Dorley led to success at Journey Spotlight.

As a poet and activist, I asked myself: In a time when land needs all the help it can get to avoid being clear-cut or paved over, how can I help the land protect itself? As it so often is in Nature, the answer is to cooperate with partners. Land Trusts are conservers of land, and by pairing poets with protected lands, the Writing the Land project offers a way poets can help move their writing out of the woods and into action to protect the land we love. Writing the Land is honored to be doing this essential work. We invite you to join us by exploring our website, enjoying the poetry, reading

Since joining SCORE, Srujana has seen remarkable improvements in her business. Under the mentorship of Mark McCleary, Refresh Kid LLC has grown exponentially, expanding from 100 students to nearly 2000. She successfully introduced new courses, revamped her website, and implemented more efficient payment methods.

In middle school, JaHannah Queen Mary Pitchford turned to makeup as a confidence-building tool while enduring school bullying. “I started playing around with makeup and I fell in love with it because it made me feel pretty,” said Pitchford. “I thought, if that’s what makes me happy, why can’t I do that for other women?” A licensed esthetician of five years, Pitchford, in June, opened Queen’s Palace Wax & Beauty Salon in Feasterville. Three months before her grand opening, she began mentoring with Nina De Rosa of SCORE Bucks County, who guided her in everything from finding an accountant

My journey into public health has been driven by a deep passion for equitable access to healthcare and health literacy as fundamental rights for all.

Julie Reynolds rebranded her cleaning business with SCORE’s help, transforming them into Erie Cleaning Services, and setting the stage for success.

Cynthia Franzolin, the dynamic force behind Therayology, embarked on her entrepreneurial journey five years ago. Like many business owners, Cynthia faced numerous challenges in the early stages of her business. She needed clarity in defining business goals and objectives, identifying her market, and managing cost structures. Everything seemed like an opportunity, but she needed a clear direction to steer her company towards success.

I’ve worked as an electrician and contractor since 1979. Over the years, I encountered a recurring problem on the job with no effective solution available, which inspired me to develop a specialty fastener for the electrical industry. That innovation earned both a patent and the Unishim® trademark in the USA and Canada. I then started a company to develop, manufacture, and distribute this product. With the experience and resources I gained through that process, I’m now developing additional electrical products that are easier and faster to use.

The Triangle Sessions is a corporate wellness company specializing in team building and virtual experiences. Our mission is to boost morale in the workplace while emphasizing individual well-being. We've worked with over 100 companies, such as Google, Meta, Deloitte and more. Some of our testimonials include: "This class was a blast, and Danielle is a superb instructor - our team loved it!" - Meta "The Ted Lasso of yoga instructors. We loved it. Thanks for creating such an applicable, effective class for our group." - All State "Danielle did an amazing job and made a great experience for us

Michelle B Smith (MS RDN CD) is the Owner and CEO of Sensibly Sprouted Corporation; an insurance-based medical nutrition therapy practice specializing in weight loss, sports nutrition, pediatric nutrition, and reversal of chronic diseases such as heart disease and diabetes. Michelle has her Bachelor of Science from the University of Florida and her Masters Degree in Dietetics and Nutrition from Florida International University. In 2017, Michelle moved her virtual dietetics practice from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida to Bellingham, WA. where she continued to see the handful of patients she had

It all started with a few beehives in my backyard, just a simple passion for nature and the fascinating world of bees.

While working as nurses at Hahnemann Hospital in Philadelphia, mother and daughter Karen Zebrowski and Nikki Zebrowski-Beck began a sweet side business making and selling honey to their health care co-workers and at local events. For a year and a half, the mother-daughter duo continued nursing and running Jamison-based Backyard Buzz part-time. “She couldn’t keep up with the demand,” Zebrowski said of her daughter, a beekeeper of nine years, who has since become a Cornell Certified Beekeeper and Certified Pollinator Steward. By 2021, the entrepreneurs had left their health care roles behind to