During the SAP Social Innovation Series in Chicago last year, this bold, creative and curious AdCap team pitched their BIG idea to bring a health and wellness fair to their school to help engage the community and share best practices with both students and staff. This spring they were able to bring their idea to life!

Our own creative, curious and bold AdCap entrepreneurs make the best ambassadors! Prescott, a 9th grader from New Hampshire, presented his AdCap Project to a neighboring school to explain more about what he accomplished and how they could submit their BIG ideas on AdCapYOUth.org for funding and support.

What happens when five creative, curious bold AdCap student entrepreneurs win the titles of SAP Teen Innovators, share their BIG ideas with SAP execs, and visit The Shark Group to meet with Daymond John of TV's "Shark Tank"? Find out here! 

Prescott and his AdVenture Capital Project, “Grab N Go Breakfast Cart,” were featured in the Eagle Times recently as he and his Fuel Up to Play 60 team launched their new grab’n’go breakfast.

Last week, five AdCap entrepreneurs from Boston, Dallas and Phoenix participated in the SAP Teen Innovator Experience in New York City.  These students and young entrepreneurs won grant funding and support for their AdCap Projects during last November’s SAP Social Innovation Series, and also received a trip to NYC to meet with SAP execs and Daymond John of TV’s “Shark Tank.”

Check out some highlights from the Fuel Up! Innovation Challenge in Minneapolis, MN on Super Bowl Saturday! 

We love hearing from our AdCap student entrepreneurs and their supporters! The teams at Altoona Middle & High School in Altoona, WI, received funding for two different AdCap Projects at the Fuel Up! Innovation Challenge in February. 

Congratulations to our 2018 SAP Teen Innovators from Boston, Dallas and Phoenix!

Check out this article in the Minnesota Daily on Charly, Hamsa and Sayed's AdCap Project, "Sports Check It Out!"

We love hearing updates from our brave AdCap student entrepreneurs! Ryan from Pennsylvania received a $1000 grant this year at the Fuel Up! Innovation Challenge to help solve a healthy eating challenge in school.