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We believe that solving the workforce gap requires a fundamental shift in how students prepare for careers and how employers connect with emerging talent. By rethinking how education and industry collaborate, we can bridge the workforce gap, ensuring that every student finds meaningful career pathways and every employer gains access to the skilled workforce they need to thrive.
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Why Gen Z?
We envision a world where reimagined education empowers Gen Z with the skills, confidence, and opportunities to thrive. By expanding career-connected learning, we can unlock student potential, fuel economic mobility, and create stronger, more future-ready communities. When students discover meaningful career paths and develop real-world skills, they don’t just succeed—they transform industries, drive innovation, and shape the future.
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CORE VALUES
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FUTURE-READY LEARNING
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EQUITY & ACCESS
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PURPOSE-DRIVEN PATHWAYS
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Get To Know Us
Our grants and partnerships have positively impacted over 150,000 students through increasing access and building relevant programs with the world’s biggest brands. Read more about our story.
Founding Story
The Find Your Grind Foundation was formed by Nick and Natasha Gross with the seed of an idea that we could provide opportunities to underserved youth to experience and explore alternative careers in emerging industries. We partnered with local non-profits with access to appropriate youth groups, and opened the doors to our recording studio in Los Angeles. We hosted dozens of workshops and curated experiences that brought creative industries to life- real humans, sharing real stores of how they got started. This led to us creating a curriculum and learning tool focused on self discovery, career exploration and 21st century skills that is currently being used in thousands of schools across the country.
Nick Gross
[FOUNDER]
Nick Gross empowers the world to think differently about its future. Under the umbrella of his family office Gross Labs, Nick focuses on a diverse array of projects, like his music company Big Noise, where’s he’s been shaking up the recording and publishing industry and his education platform Find Your Grind. In addition to being the drummer for Southern California punk band Goldfinger, he is the drummer of girlfriends, a Southern California two-some who are putting a new spin on a much-loved re-emergence of early 2000’s pop punk.
Natasha Gross
[FOUNDER, EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR]
Natasha Gross serves as the Executive Director of the Find Your Grind Foundation. In this capacity, she has created several programs, workshops, and experiential learning opportunities to improve the lives of at-risk youth. Natasha believes in nonprofit work to inspire and enable others to find their full potential by doing the things they are most passionate about.
