Randall Law, Founder of Kool Kolored Kid Generation Competes for Entrepreneur of Impact Title to Expand Community Initiatives.
 

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Randall Law, Founder of Kool Kolored Kid Generation and Creator of “Kooli,” Competes for Entrepreneur of Impact Title to Expand Community Initiatives

Wilmington, DE — March 23, 2026  Randall Law, founder of Kool Kolored Kid Generation (KKKG), creator of the Kool World mascot “Kooli,” and visionary behind the impactful “100 Pairs to Give” initiative, has officially entered the national Entrepreneur of Impact Competition a prestigious opportunity that could significantly expand his community-driven work.

Voting begins March 23, 2026 at 10:00 AM and runs through April 2, 2026, with supporters able to vote once daily.

If selected, Law will receive:

A two-page advertorial in Entrepreneur Magazine

A one-on-one mentorship with Daymond John, renowned entrepreneur and investor

$25,000 to reinvest into community initiatives

These resources would directly support and scale programs such as the “100 Pairs to Give” Back-to-School Giveaway, Kooli’s Christmas Giveaway, and ongoing youth empowerment events that serve families across Delaware and beyond.

“This opportunity isn’t just about recognition it’s about impact,” said Randall Law. “Every vote helps us reach more kids, inspire more creativity, and build stronger communities. This is about creating a generational ripple effect that goes far beyond me.”

Through Kool Kolored Kid Generation and the Kooli mascot, Law has built a movement centered on creativity, confidence, kindness, and community pride, engaging thousands of youth and families through school visits, hospital appearances, giveaways, and live experiences.

Supporters are encouraged to:

Vote daily from March 23 through April 2

Save the voting link to ensure consistent participation

Share the campaign with their networks to amplify impact

Vote here:
https://entrepreneurofimpact.org/2026/randall-law

By supporting Randall Law, voters are directly contributing to a mission that empowers the next generation and strengthens communities through creativity and connection.

“I can’t do this alone. This takes all of us,” Law added.
“Together, we can make this moment bigger than a competition we can turn it into a movement.”