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3M Project

Mentoring Men in Motors​

 

Turning passion for cars into purpose, leadership, & opportunity.

 

 

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A Wooden Fish Parents First initiative, 3M Project helps youth, men, fathers, and justice-impacted individuals build skills, gain mentorship, find direction, and create stronger families through automotive culture and community.​

Why 3M works

Cars already bring people together. What makes 3M different is that it turns that connection into something structured, accountable, family-centered, and career-focused. Instead of leaving passion without direction, 3M creates a bridge from interest to identity, from community to responsibility, and from automotive culture to real opportunity.

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Who it's for​

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  • Youth ages 12–24 looking for direction, belonging, and skills

  • Men and fathers who want accountability and growth

  • Justice-impacted individuals rebuilding employment and stability

  • Families who want stronger support systems and positive role models​

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What you gain​

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The 3M Project is built to create measurable outcomes that matter for individuals, families, and communities, including:

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Mentorship

Build discipline, leadership, responsibility, and accountability through consistent support.

 

Hands-On Automotive Exposure
Learn shop basics, safety, maintenance fundamentals, and explore real automotive career pathways.

 

Job Readiness & Reentry Support
Get help with resumes, interviews, workplace skills, and connections to employment opportunities.

 

Family & Community Connection
Take part in positive events that bring families together and promote safe, responsible car culture.

SPECIAlL EVENTS

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IT'S BIGGER THAN THE CARS ----
IT'S ABOUT THE PEOPLE BEHIND THEM.


JOIN 3M TODAY!
*Limited spots available!

REAL CHANGE HAPPENS WHEN

REAL MEN SHOW UP!

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Step up as a mentor and help build stronger young men, stronger families, & a stronger community.

Be the mentor you wish you had.

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