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MOTIVATE & EMPOWER young adults throughout the Pacific Northwest.

With your support, Building Futures magazine is able to provide invaluable information to those who are looking for training and a career path that leads to economic prosperity.

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Advertising

Print continues to prove itself as a trusted medium soliciting the attention and response of its readers over the noise and fleeting messages found on the internet. Most important, no other industry sector has a custom publication and coordinated website focused entirely on their industry providing advertisers invaluable leverage over other competing sectors for the attention of their future employees.

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Momentum Fund

Access to resources provided in Building Futures magazine is always limited by the number of publications we can print and distribute to schools, employment organizations, career expos, community action programs and more. In addition, we are always in need of updates to our website to maintain a time sensitive message to readers.

Your contribution to this fund allows Building Futures magazine to remove some of these barriers and open opportunities for readers to have access to the most current information available. In print and online. Help us to build on our momentum.

Core Mission Support

When you donate to our Core Mission Support, you contribute to the overall mission of Building Futures magazine to INSPIRE. MOTIVATE. EMPOWER – to challenge our readers to live their best life and to have the courage to be successful. Your contributions support the resources needed to elevate the construction industry, and to communicate in print, online and in person our collective message of opportunities in the construction industry.

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Young People Still Read And Trust Print Magazines

Study shows, “more young adults under the age of 25 read print magazines than any other age group, visit websites they see in magazines, take advantage of printed offers and promotions, and pass magazines along to their friends” In addition, young adults say “they trust magazine content and consider it more influential than that on TV, radio and the Internet.

http://wainscotmedia.com/blog/young-people-still-read-print-magazines

INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE?

Learn why the brain still prefers print. Click here:

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/reading-paper-screens/