More than a building, a MOVEMENT...
This building represents the future home of Aged Out Leveled Up Inc. and the vision we have for Milwaukee’s foster and at-risk youth. With space for administrative offices, youth programming, entrepreneurship training, transitional living support, and community resources, we believe this location would be the perfect place to help young people grow, heal, and level up into successful adulthood.
Sometimes the vision looks broken before it becomes beautiful
The Aged Out Level Up Shop serves as the welcoming entrance to our Youth Shelter and Transitional Living Program — a safe space where foster and at-risk youth can access support, stability, life-skills training, employment opportunities, and a pathway toward independent living and long-term success. Revenue generated through the shop directly supports and sustains this mission.
What others see as abandoned, we see as opportunity, purpose, and a future for youth who deserve more.
From Vacant to Visionary
This is what hope looks like. Real change will happen here.
The Aged Out Level Up Shop is more than a store — it’s a pathway to opportunity. This youth-led retail and entrepreneurship space empowers foster and at-risk youth through hands-on job training, financial literacy, business development, and real-world work experience while creating a safe place to grow, learn, and level up
The Aged Out Leveled Up Administrative Offices will serve as the headquarters for our mission to empower foster and at-risk youth through mentorship, entrepreneurship, transitional living support, workforce development, and life-skills programming designed to help young people successfully transition into adulthood.
Transitional Living Studios
The second and third floors will feature studio apartments and an emergency shelter that offer young adults a safe place to call home while they build the skills, confidence, and stability needed to live independently. Here, housing becomes hope, and support becomes a pathway to a brighter future.
Before there was provision there was the vision...