Workforce Development
OSHA training, forklift certification, job readiness, construction safety education, and career coaching.
A grant-ready nonprofit for community transformation
Everyone deserves a real path forward.
M.A.R.S.H.A. Group helps youth, returning citizens, veterans, seniors, and underserved families build stable lives through mentorship, workforce training, agriculture, safe housing support, and community resources.
Our Focus
- OSHA 10, OSHA 30, and forklift certification pathways
- Youth mentorship and life-skills development
- Safe housing and resource navigation
- Agriculture, food security, and community gardens
- Reentry support for formerly incarcerated adults
500+Individuals Served
200+Certifications Goal
100+Families Supported
50+Community Partners
Who We Are
Building pathways. Restoring hope. Transforming communities.
M.A.R.S.H.A. Group stands for Mentorship, Agriculture, Resources, Safe Housing, and Alliance. We connect people to practical tools, trusted guidance, job-ready skills, and support systems that help break cycles of instability.
Programs
Practical support that changes lives.
Each program is designed to meet people where they are and help them move toward independence, employment, safety, and purpose.
Youth Mentorship
Leadership development, positive role models, life skills, educational support, and safe community engagement.
Safe Housing Initiative
Housing resource navigation, transitional support, senior housing advocacy, and family stability services.
Agriculture & Food Security
Community gardens, urban farming, food access projects, farm education, and sustainability training.
Second Chance Reentry
Support for returning citizens through employment resources, certifications, mentorship, and life rebuilding.
Community Resource Alliance
Referrals, family support, financial literacy, transportation guidance, partner services, and advocacy.
Meet Our President
Mark White
Safety Professional • Community Leader • Advocate for Second Chances
Mark White is living proof that transformation is possible. After returning home from a lengthy prison sentence, he made a deliberate choice to rebuild his life — not only for himself, but for his community.
He built a professional career in workplace safety, construction, entrepreneurship, and transportation. His background includes service as a Safety Specialist, Safety Manager, New Construction Supervisor, business founder, and professional CDL Class A driver.
In 2017, Mark founded the Marsha Foundation to provide hands-on vocational training and industry certifications to juvenile justice youth and formerly incarcerated adults.
“No one should be defined permanently by their worst moment.”
Partner With Us
Register
Sign up for workforce & safety certification training.
Reserve your spot for OSHA and forklift certification through the Marsha Foundation. Tell us which course you want and we will follow up with dates, location, and next steps. Individuals and businesses or farms are both welcome.
When you submit, your email app opens with everything filled in and addressed to mwhite@marshagroup.org. No account needed.
Give
Sponsor hope. Fund opportunity.
Your gift helps provide training materials, certification scholarships, housing support, mentorship resources, and emergency community assistance.
$25Training Materials
$100Certification Scholarship
$500Workforce Training
$1,000Housing Assistance
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