Students & Families
Explore the Youth Internship & Career Pathways Program and prepare for the Fall 2026 expansion.
Go Local FXBG is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Fredericksburg, Virginia, connecting students, mentors, nonprofits, sponsors, and local businesses through youth career pathways, workforce readiness, community events, nonprofit visibility, and hands-on local projects.
Serving Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, Caroline, and Virginia’s Planning District 16.
Go Local FXBG exists to close the gap between talent and access. We help young people build real-world skills, help nonprofits gain visibility and capacity, and give local businesses and sponsors a clear way to invest in community impact.
Choose your lane:
Explore the Youth Internship & Career Pathways Program and prepare for the Fall 2026 expansion.
Share real-world experience, lead a workshop, review student projects, or support community programs.
Connect with students, visibility platforms, events, and project support that strengthen local capacity.
Fund tools, training, mentorship, project resources, and student opportunity across the region.
One connected model: pathways, capacity, and community.
Our work brings together workforce readiness, nonprofit support, community events, entrepreneurship, local business visibility, and mentorship so the region can build stronger opportunity pipelines together.
Go Local FXBG operates community-based programs designed to build workforce readiness, support nonprofit organizations, and strengthen opportunity across Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, and Caroline. Each program is designed to create practical experience, measurable progress, and long-term community impact.
Our Youth Internship & Career Pathways Program is being built as a structured, school-aligned, 90-hour Work-Based Learning experience for high school and homeschool students across the Fredericksburg region.
What Students Build:
How the Program Works:
Program Impact:
Our Trivia for a Cause and Bingo for a Cause events bring residents together, spotlight local nonprofits, create sponsorship opportunities, and raise awareness for community needs across Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, and Caroline.
Go Local FXBG provides visibility, project support, storytelling, community engagement opportunities, and student-powered capacity support for nonprofits serving local residents.
By centering nonprofits first, we ensure:
The youth internship pilot is the first building block. As the structure proves out, Go Local FXBG will continue developing additional programs that expand opportunity for adults, nonprofits, entrepreneurs, and local organizations.
A developing pathway for underserved adults, returning citizens, veterans, women starting over, and adults seeking practical routes into entrepreneurship, digital media, marketing, business systems, and economic opportunity.
Support for local organizations and small businesses — beginning with nonprofits first — focused on sustainable growth, marketing, digital presence, community connections, and operational systems.
Leadership Rooted in the Region
As a founder, Marcus brings:
Go Local FXBG reflects that same philosophy:
local leadership, measurable impact, and long-term sustainability.
Founded by Marcus Toler, Go Local FXBG was created to close the gap between talent and access — helping youth, nonprofits, and local communities build stronger pathways to opportunity through action, not just ideas.
Hear more about the heart behind Go Local FXBG, the mission driving the work, and why building stronger pathways for youth, nonprofits, and local opportunity matters in our region.
Go Local FXBG operates community events and regional visibility platforms as nonprofit programs that connect residents to local causes, promote local businesses, and help nonprofits gain awareness, volunteers, sponsors, and support across Virginia’s Planning District 16.
Our event series helps local nonprofits raise awareness, connect with supporters, and create repeatable sponsorship opportunities in Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, and nearby communities.
Our co-op community mailer and local media platforms help nonprofits and local businesses increase visibility while helping residents discover trusted services, causes, and opportunities.
These platforms also create hands-on learning opportunities for students building skills in marketing, outreach, design, CRM, and community engagement.
We’re proud to spotlight helpful local content from our community partner FXBG Neighbors Connect . Their guides help residents discover more of what makes Fredericksburg, Stafford, and the surrounding area special.
A local guide for book lovers looking to explore literary spots and cozy finds around the region.
A helpful guide encouraging residents to support local businesses and discover trusted spots around the community.
A curated look at popular secondhand shops for bargain hunters, vintage lovers, and community-minded shoppers.
A local trail guide for residents looking to enjoy scenic hikes and seasonal outdoor beauty near Fredericksburg.
Go Local FXBG helps local nonprofits tell their story, build trust, and reach more people across Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, Caroline, and the surrounding region.
These nonprofit spotlights give residents, donors, sponsors, volunteers, and community partners a closer look at the people, missions, and partnerships creating real local impact.
Help us grow the Spring/Summer pilot into a stronger Fall 2026 student career pathway across Fredericksburg, Stafford, Spotsylvania, King George, Caroline, and Virginia’s Planning District 16. Your support funds the tools, training, mentorship, project resources, workspace, staffing, and supervised learning time students need to build real career skills.
Give once or monthly through Zeffy. Donations help cover training tools, software access, student learning materials, mentorship support, and real-world project experiences.
Businesses, builders, real estate teams, contractors, banks, tech companies, service providers, and community-minded organizations can sponsor the Youth Internship & Career Pathways Program and help fund student opportunity at a higher level.
Local sponsors are already helping build the pipeline. Join them in creating real opportunity for local students.