The MADE Institute aims to support the renovation of a commercial property into a cultural hub and incubator. It will offer job opportunities, training, and office space for local entrepreneurs. Through SELF-MADE Ventures, the MADE Institute seeks to create social enterprises that provide job training for at-risk youth and individuals with criminal histories.

The MADE Institute aims to support ongoing workforce development initiatives focusing on providing vocational training, job placement assistance, and mentorship. It targets formerly incarcerated and at-risk youth, equipping them with skills and resources for long-term careers in high-demand industries.

The MADE Institute aims to provide transitional housing for returning citizens, providing shelter and support during their reintegration process. The program aims to aid individuals impacted by violence and mass incarceration, offering a stable environment while engaging in other institute programs.