Recruiting for Good helps fund gymnastics investments for female students
Do you have a company in the US that would like to support US gymnasts? Hire Recruiting for Good to do the search. 10% of the referral fees will help fund investments in student athletes competing in gymnastics. www.SupportStudentAthletes.com
Do you have a company in the USA that would like to support US gymnasts? Hire Recruiting for Good to do the search. 10% of the referral fee will help fund investments in student athletes competing in gymnastics. www.SponsorTeamUSA.com
Gymnastics for Good was inspired by the exceptionally talented 12 year old girl “Grips & Flips” who works on the Girls Design Tomorrow program: www.GymnasticsforGood.com
When a company hires Recruiting for Good to conduct a search, 10% of the placement fee earned is invested in a gymnast and student-athlete living anywhere in the United States.
— Carlos Cymerman, Sweet founder, recruiting for Good & Girls Design Tomorrow
SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA, UNITED STATES, August 27, 2024 /EINPresswire.com/ – Recruiting for Good (R4G) is a values-based staffing agency that provides employment solutions to companies by finding talented professionals and generates proceeds to fund girls’ projects.
Carlos Cymerman, founder of Recruiting for Good Sweet, says, “Did you know that less than 2% of all donations in the United States go to organizations that support girls and women?”
Companies that commission Recruiting for Good to conduct the search support Gymnastics for Good with funding.
Recruiting for Good invests 10% of the referral fee earned into a gymnast (mental/strength development, gym, coaches, clinics) who is also an outstanding student and athlete.
How can you fund gymnastics for a good cause?
1. The company sends a job opening to Sara(at)RecruitingforGood(dot)com.
2. Recruiting for Good places an employee with a company and earns a commission.
3. After the guarantee period has expired, Recruiting for Good invests 10% of the placement fee in favor of the gymnast.
Carlos Cymerman adds, “We have a wonderful mission to sponsor U.S. athletes for the 2028 Olympic Games. Join us and make a lasting difference in girls’ lives!”
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Interested in supporting girls and sponsoring US gymnasts for the 2028 LA Olympics? Hire Recruiting for Good to find talented professionals. 10% of our referral fees will be invested in gymnasts (who excel in school and sport). Recruiting for Good will invest in gyms, mental/physical development, coaches (experts), camps and clinics. For more information, visit www.SponsorStudentAthletes.com.
Since 1998, Recruiting for Good has been providing competitive employment solutions and helping companies find the talent they want in accounting/finance, engineering, information technology, marketing and operations. And Recruiting for Good generates proceeds to fund Girls Design Tomorrow, support Student Athletes in 2025 and prepare amazing ambassadors for the 2028 LA Games to welcome the world! For more information, visit: www.RecruitingforGood.com Good for you + the community too!
Carlos Cymerman, founder of Recruiting for Good, launched Girls Design Tomorrow™, a meaningful leadership development program, in 2020. Tweens are invited to participate in community events and start social causes/clubs. Girls discover their passion, purpose and play. Girls learn cute skills, habits for success and positive values by participating in creative experiences and developing communication skills through various mediums. For more information, visit www.GirlsDesignTomorrow.com Passion + Purpose + Play!
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Gymnastics for Good was inspired by the exceptionally talented 12 year old girl “Grips & Flips” who works on the Girls Design Tomorrow program: www.GymnasticsforGood.com
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