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Black-Owned Gateway Capital Invests $400K In App Aimed At Helping The Formerly Incarcerated Apply For Jobs

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Eli Rivera and Ruben Gaona, co-founders of The Way Out app, recently received $400,000 in seed funding from Gateway Capital Partners. The app puts formerly incarcerated job seekers in contact with potential employers, re-entry service providers, training programs, and even transportation to get to and from work.

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Black-Owned Gateway Capital Invests $400K In App Aimed At Helping The Formerly Incarcerated Apply For Jobs

The 'Way Out' app was founded after its creators noticed the high recidivism rate, and realized technology could help disrupt the prison pipeline.

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Black-Owned Gateway Capital Invests $400K In App Aimed At Helping The Formerly Incarcerated Apply For Jobs

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Black-Owned Gateway Capital Invests $400K In App Aimed At Helping The Formerly Incarcerated Apply For Jobs

Black-Owned Gateway Capital Invests $400K In App Aimed At Helping The Formerly Incarcerated Apply For Jobs

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