Build Concord's next generation of business owners—one verified first sale at a time.
StartStreet brings local sponsors, families, verified buyers, and community hosts together to create real first customers for parent-managed youth businesses.

Fictional demo configuration
How a sponsored first sale is verified
Sponsor funds demand
Local sponsors configure first-purchase demand for approved youth ventures.
Verified adult orders
A campaign-approved buyer places one real, event-bound order.
Organizer verifies fulfillment
The supervised handoff creates one auditable Verified First Sale.
Small products. Serious first steps.
Behind every campaign metric is a young entrepreneur learning to make something useful, price it honestly, prepare it well, and deliver it to a real customer—with a parent in control.

A practical local pilot—not another youth event.
Concord gets a coordinated first-customer network, an operational safety framework, and an aggregate outcome report.
Local economic development
Build an early pipeline of confident local business owners.
Operational safety
Parent-managed accounts and supervised event fulfillment.
Measurable outcomes
Report verified sales instead of registration counts alone.
Know what funds purchases—and what operates the program.
StartStreet keeps sponsor-funded purchase money separate from program, operations, and platform fees. That distinction makes the campaign easier to govern and the report easier to trust.
Pass-through funding reserved for approved first-customer orders.
Family onboarding, venture readiness, and coordinated participant support.
Supervised events, check-in, fulfillment, and exception handling.
Campaign workflow, privacy-safe measurement, and sponsor reporting.
Every participant knows what happens next.
The platform coordinates the commercial outcome without turning youth profiles into a public marketplace or asking families to become the primary payer.
Fund a measurable local outcome
Configure a defined target, invite a buyer cohort, and follow aggregate progress from approval to verified fulfillment.
Operate one coordinated pilot
Use a shared readiness, consent, safety, check-in, and fulfillment workflow across every participating family.
Keep the adult in control
The parent owns the account, approves public visibility, accepts orders, and receives every structured update.
Make one real, supervised purchase
Verified adults browse approved ventures, place an event-bound order, and provide structured feedback after pickup.
Real commerce, with adult control at every boundary.
StartStreet is designed around parent-managed accounts, supervised event fulfillment, data minimization, and restricted buyer access. It does not create an open marketplace between adults and minors.
Read the safety and privacy model- No independent minor accounts or adult-to-child messaging
- Parent-controlled public visibility, consent, and order updates
- Verified buyer cohorts and campaign-limited access
- Event-only fulfillment with organizer verification
- Aggregate sponsor reporting with a minimum group threshold
- Versioned consent, safety review, and auditable overrides
First 100 Sales — Contra Costa
Follow the configured pilot from approved ventures through supervised fulfillment and privacy-safe sponsor reporting.
Open the campaignBuilt for a serious pilot conversation.
The demo shows the operating boundaries and evidence model a sponsor, city, host, or family should understand before launch.
What counts as a Verified First Sale?
An approved venture receives an eligible order from a verified buyer, the parent accepts it, fulfillment happens at an approved event, and an authorized organizer verifies the handoff. The outcome record is created exactly once.
How are young participants protected?
The parent owns the account. There are no independent child logins, public contact details, home delivery, free-form private messaging, or sponsor access to child-level records.
Does this demo process payments?
No. Payments are disabled. The demo models campaign budgets, purchase authorizations, orders, verification, and ledger states without collecting card, bank, or payout credentials.
What does the sponsor receive?
Aggregate coverage, order, fulfillment, buyer-engagement, and participant-reported allocation metrics, plus a print-friendly impact report. Small-group reporting is suppressed to reduce re-identification risk.
All campaign names, organizations, participant stories, and financial figures shown here are fictional demo configuration. Payments are disabled.