Youth Dreamer Fair
Saturday, September 21, 2024
7:00AM - 1:00PM
Up to 20 businesses
This fair has ended
About That Company
That Day Company was founded to create safe, trauma-informed spaces in unexpected places. Our mission is to help individuals heal, grow, and excel at anything they put their heart into. Through That Day Community Corner, we offer free books and other small items to promote joy and kindness. We are currently saving up to file for tax-exempt status to further our mission.
Christina Oyola
🗓️ Started hosting in 2024
✅ Identity verified
🚀 Has hosted 1 fair
Christina is a disabled service-connected female veteran. Christina holds a business degree, an entrepreneurship certification, ASIST certification, and trauma training, among others. Her dedication to creating safe spaces stems from personal experiences and a deep commitment to helping others. Christina’s journey began at the age of five and has been driven by the experiences of a few family members who had suicidal ideations. Her passion for community building and mental health advocacy makes her the right fit to lead this initiative.
5 booths participating
Toy Dollar T(h)ree
Quinn & Shae's Freezie Treats
And 3 others.
Frequently asked questions
inspires children to discover their inner entrepreneur. This one-day market gives children the opportunity to showcase their very own businesses.
Start with our resources page. Read inspiring stories about other young entrepreneurs and play games to hone your business skills.
Application must be submitted online. Please submit one application for each business. Children working as a group should submit one application that includes each child’s information. No more than 3 participants per business.
The application asks kids to think through some simple, but important elements of their business:
What product or service do you plan to sell?
What price will you charge for each product/service? How much will each product/service cost you?
How will you pay for your startup costs? If someone is helping you with your startup costs, how will you pay that person back?
How will you advertise/market your business before the fair?
At the end of the fair, how will you determine if your business was a success?
Two cupcake businesses? Not a problem. In general, we will let market forces play out, though we will let later entries know if another applicant has a similar idea so the later entrant can decide what to do.
The fair will be an outdoor event with booths. Each business will be given a space to set up their own table. No tents, tables, or chairs will be provided. We hope to find a sponsor to cover the cost to set up a tent.
This event is designed to give children the experience of selling a product or service. If a parent is found selling or promoting a child’s product or service, their child’s business will be disqualified from the competition. Parents of younger children may sit in the booth, but the children should be responsible for set up, customer interaction, and sales. Parents may help their child fill out the application, but we expect the children to do as much as possible by themselves.
The idea for That Day's Futurepreneurs was inspired by the desire to spark a sense of wonder and entrepreneurship in children. By providing them with a platform to showcase their ideas and products, we aim to encourage the next generation of entrepreneurs.
