COVINGTON, Ohio, Jan. 15, 2020 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- VP Workouts, the first mobile app to create tailored workout routines using artificial intelligence (A.I.) pledges 5% of its gross revenue to group homes for foster children. Founded by philanthropist and entrepreneur Nicholas Schindler, VP Workouts' mission is to not only offer the best personal training app to customers, but to be charitable and giving. Their ultimate goal is to fix a broken foster care system. VP Workouts is currently partnered with the state of the art Unk's Place in Dayton, Ohio.
Unk's Place strives to improve and develop the mental, physical and spiritual facets of youths' lives. The facility's comprehensive program provides safety, stability, education, hope and fulfillment to its residents. It's their vision that the liberating training curriculum they provide will prepare each child for college, independent living and more. Unk's Place considers VP workouts one of its heroes, rather than a donor or partner.
Schindler and his team are passionate and proactive about giving back to Unk's Place. A staggering 65% of youth in foster care will be incarcerated, abusing drugs and alcohol, pregnant or dead by the age of 19. VP Workouts refuses to sit back and accept these statistics and the current state of the foster care system. By giving Unk's Place a portion of its gross revenue from app sales, VP Workouts along with its customers can make a difference in the outcome of these children's lives.
"I brought a vision to Nicholas and he gave credit, financing, time and integrity to make it a reality," Cornelius Hagans, CEO and Founder of Unk's Place commented, "Foster children have a good home thanks to him and his company. We have directly impacted the lives of youth who were incarcerated, abandoned, abused and severely traumatized. Because he believed in us, children have been adopted, removed from locked-down facilities and returned home to their families. We deeply appreciate VP Workouts and their customers, and how they're helping us to restore youth and families mentally, socially and academically. Together we are making a difference."
About VP Workouts VP Workouts is dedicated to providing affordable and customized workout plans to the masses. Founded in 2017 by humanitarian Nicholas Schindler, VP Workouts is based out of Covington, OH. By ensuring subscribers world-class workouts optimized for them, it is our hope that everyone can enjoy the results a personal trainer provides, without the hefty price tag. VP Workouts donates 5% of gross revenue to group homes for foster children. To learn more, visit us at http://www.vpworkouts.com.
About Unk's Place Unk's Place is dedicated to aiding in the mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing of youth ages 12 to 21 by creating a safe, educational and nurturing environment. The Unk's Place name allows our youth to know we are family. All staff are Aunts and Uncles where our youth can feel loved and at home. Our TEAM is here to support the wellbeing of our residents. As we strive to build up each individual's commitment to self and society, we look to give direction and praise in each moment of their lives with the intention of celebrating every attempt at being their best. To donate, volunteer and learn more, visit us at http://www.unksplace.org.
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Unk's Place strives to improve and develop the mental, physical and spiritual facets of youths' lives. The facility's comprehensive program provides safety, stability, education, hope and fulfillment to its residents. It's their vision that the liberating training curriculum they provide will prepare each child for college, independent living and more. Unk's Place considers VP workouts one of its heroes, rather than a donor or partner.
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Schindler and his team are passionate and proactive about giving back to Unk's Place. A staggering 65% of youth in foster care will be incarcerated, abusing drugs and alcohol, pregnant or dead by the age of 19. VP Workouts refuses to sit back and accept these statistics and the current state of the foster care system. By giving Unk's Place a portion of its gross revenue from app sales, VP Workouts along with its customers can make a difference in the outcome of these children's lives.
"I brought a vision to Nicholas and he gave credit, financing, time and integrity to make it a reality," Cornelius Hagans, CEO and Founder of Unk's Place commented, "Foster children have a good home thanks to him and his company. We have directly impacted the lives of youth who were incarcerated, abandoned, abused and severely traumatized. Because he believed in us, children have been adopted, removed from locked-down facilities and returned home to their families. We deeply appreciate VP Workouts and their customers, and how they're helping us to restore youth and families mentally, socially and academically. Together we are making a difference."
About VP Workouts VP Workouts is dedicated to providing affordable and customized workout plans to the masses. Founded in 2017 by humanitarian Nicholas Schindler, VP Workouts is based out of Covington, OH. By ensuring subscribers world-class workouts optimized for them, it is our hope that everyone can enjoy the results a personal trainer provides, without the hefty price tag. VP Workouts donates 5% of gross revenue to group homes for foster children. To learn more, visit us at http://www.vpworkouts.com.
About Unk's Place Unk's Place is dedicated to aiding in the mental, physical and spiritual wellbeing of youth ages 12 to 21 by creating a safe, educational and nurturing environment. The Unk's Place name allows our youth to know we are family. All staff are Aunts and Uncles where our youth can feel loved and at home. Our TEAM is here to support the wellbeing of our residents. As we strive to build up each individual's commitment to self and society, we look to give direction and praise in each moment of their lives with the intention of celebrating every attempt at being their best. To donate, volunteer and learn more, visit us at http://www.unksplace.org.
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