Technical Assistance

Amplify Accessibility Green Tech Coalition is an IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) public charity (EIN 99-3298727). Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Registered address: 1004 San Jose Ave, Suite 101, Clovis, CA 93612.

Technical Assistance

Amplify Accessibility Green Tech Coalition — an independent nonprofit providing chamber-style capacity building for entrepreneurs and mission partners across California’s Central Valley.

Legal name: Amplify Accessibility Green Tech Coalition (also known as Blind Works) · Email: jz@votejz.org · Phone: 559-492-6329

Who we help

We focus on entrepreneurs who are often underserved by traditional business assistance—especially in Fresno, Madera, Kings, and Tulare counties:

Blind and disabled entrepreneurs
Diverse entrepreneurs of color
Native American entrepreneurs
Veteran entrepreneurs
Women entrepreneurs
Refugee and immigrant entrepreneurs

Partners include rehab organizations, workforce programs, community groups, and institutions that want accessible workplaces and green-tech pathways for the people they serve.

What we help with

Like a chamber of commerce that builds capacity for its community, we offer practical technical assistance—not political campaign activity. Common topics include:

E-commerce and digital marketing
Business planning
Procurement and contracting
Financing and capital access
Licensing and permitting
Employer and workforce issues
Disaster assistance and preparedness
Cash flow management and accounting basics
Credit counseling and tax-planning orientation
International trade and exports (basics)
Buy/sell a business and employee-ownership transitions (orientation)

We place special emphasis on:

Accessible workplaces — screen-reader setups and voice-first tools that help blind and low-vision workers stay productive
Micro-manufacturing safety — practical guidance for small production environments
Marketplace advising — Shopify, Amazon, Walmart, and related storefronts
Green-tech / Miracle Spritz mission enterprise — connecting accessible product manufacturing and sales to real customer demand

Accessible small-batch manufacturing and production training for Miracle Spritz mission products.

Government & institutional partners

Agencies, rehab organizations, and universities seeking R&D collaboration, workforce pilots, or supplier technical assistance can start here:

Contact — Contracting & B2B (what to include in your message)
Credentials & Contracting (EIN, UEI, CA/AZ/HI supplier IDs)

Request technical assistance or a pilot

CalOSBA Technical Assistance Program

We applied to expand our CalOSBA Technical Assistance Program capacity for 2026–27. This page describes the services we provide as an independent nonprofit; it is not a claim of award status.