Community Info Hubs
Keeping in the Know
People suffer from a lack of knowledge because they do not receive valuable information promptly. CIH will keep PEOPLE in the KNOW. Community Info Hubs (CIH) are the backbone for programs and practical solutions designed to revitalize urban cores and empower rural America while partnering with Suburban America. Barbershops, daycares, hair salons, and pop restaurants historically are not only gathering places for food and beauty but are also utilized to share information, provide fellowship, mentor, and provide training.
Opportunity Through Inclusion
COMMUNITY INFO HUB BENEFITS
Community Info Hub benefits will provide income opportunities for those in local communities who desire and need additional income. Once communities learn and experience the value of having their limited resources recirculate, hope will restore families and make communities safer.
Become a CIH Today
Your business must register to qualify for CIH’s benefits. If you own a barber shop, hair salon, daycare, or mom-and-pop restaurant, you can register by completing the online application and paying the $99 monthly commitment fee.
If you are an employee of a registered CIH, licensed barber, or hair stylist, you can register as a CIH Affiliate and enjoy many of the CIH benefits. Opportunity Centers of America encourages CIH affiliates to present ideas, products, and services for opportunities in CIH communities.
Platform Registration
Day Care
Barbershop
Hair Salon
Restaurant
FAQ's
Do I have to be the owner of a barbershop, hair salon, day care or mom and pop restaurant in order to become a Community Info Hub?
Yes
How can I participate if I am not an owner of a Barbershop, Hair Salon, Day Care or Mom and Pop restaurant?
If you an employee at a Day Care, Mom and Pop restaurant or a licensed Barber or Hair Stylist you can participate as a CIH agent.
What would I need to do if I have a product or service and would like to promote it on a local, regional or national level?
Send an email to info@communityinfohubs.com
Why are only barbershops, hair salons, day cares and mom and pop restaurants being utilized as community info hubs?
Traditionally this group of businesses have been overlooked for opportunities but remained within their community to provide much need services.