SCHENECTADY — Carmen “Coach Carmen” Duncan has worked with more than 4,500 teens and young professionals since founding Mission Accomplished Transition Services in 2012. And the feeling of “exhilaration and joy and pride” she has at watching them flourish has never faded. Click here to read the full article.
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A Positive Impact Duo and Product
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Whip My Butta Organics, Mission Accomplished Transition Services Unite to Empower and Nourish with Exquisite Body Care Bundle Proceeds to benefit career and business education programs Schenectady, NY, February 8, 2024 – Whip My Butta Organics, a popular upstate New York luxury body care brand, is thrilled
Mission Accomplished Transition Services celebrated the work of six student interns on Saturday, June 10, with a Creative Teen Showcase at the Blake Annex in downtown Albany.
(Albany, NY) June 10, 2023 – The Creative Teen Showcase took place on Saturday, June 10 at the Blake Annex in downtown Albany. The event showcased the talents and career aspirations of six interns who completed the Teen Construction + Design Institute and the Teen Fashion + Beauty Institute. The
Local organization looks to provide care packages, scholarships
One local organization is on a mission to provide scholarships to those interested in learning and reaching their educational goals but who don’t have the financial means. Watch the segment on Spectrum News website.
Mission Accomplished Transition Services recognized at third annual ICU Awards
Mission Accomplished Transition Services was recognized during the third annual ICU Awards ceremony. The company was one of three recipients of the People Helping People and was presented with a $2,500 donation from the Sunmark Foundation to assist our mission. Read about it on the Sunmark website.
Upstate fashion program elevating careers in the Capital Region
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Fashion Edition Institute students visited Troy’s Hart Cluett Museum
Three rising fashion professionals and their coaches from the Fashion Edition Institute came to Troy to learn about the history of the collar, cuff and shirt industry with Historian Kathy Sheehan. To read the full story, click here to read on the Hart Cluett Museum website.
United Way of the Greater Capital Region provides $575,000 in grants to 41 Capital Region organizations
United Way of the Greater Capital Region (UWGCR) recently provided $575,000 in Focused Investment grants to 41 Capital Region community organizations. Mission Accomplished Transition Services was one of those organizations. To read the full story, click here to read on the News 10 website.
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