BrokeButNotForLong

We incorporated in 2009 as a nonprofit organization to assist individuals with disabilities, veterans, ex offenders, and displaced workers find employment. Our goal is to provide a reliable and accessible website for individuals who are eager to work and have adequate skills but are not finding employment on commercial Internet sites. Our underlying premise is that as Americans, we are hard-working individuals, determined to get a good job, and do it well, hence our namesake, BrokeButNotForLong. We strive to provide services that reduce the high unemployment rates across the nation.

We share reliable employment opportunities and career advice with the unemployed via our website, blog, e-newspaper, and Twitter account (@broke4jobs).  In addition, we network with businesses through the Mobile Chamber of Commerce to advocate for the hiring of veterans and persons with disabilities.  If you're an employer, visit our web page that lists various tax incentives for hiring.  Moreover, we collaborate with other agencies that are veteran focused.  For example, we just formed a new alliance with Still Serving Veterans (SSV) to liaise vet-friendly businesses in the right direction.  SSV is a nonprofit agency that works directly with veterans via case management to help them access job-related resources.  

 

We're a 501(c)(3) tax exempt charity that is registered in the states of Alabama and Florida.  If you like what you see on our site, please donate securely with PayPal.   If our site visitors donated only $5, we could start providing outreach services to our local community on the Gulf Coast in the manner of Job Clubs.  The US Department of Labor encourages community and faith-based organizations to provide Job Clubs to impart information and offer support to the unemployed. Contact us if your business is interested in hosting a job club in our area.