Steve Kulawik

For many entrepreneurs, buying a franchise is not about creating a single job for themselves.

Children's Lighthouse attracts franchisees with its curriculum and investment model

For franchisees like Steve Kulawik , owning a Children’s Lighthouse isn’t just about running a business — it’s about building a life that prioritizes both purpose and personal freedom.

In today’s unpredictable economy, savvy investors are looking for opportunities that offer stability, scalability, and purpose.

When it comes to building a business that delivers both financial returns and emotional rewards, few franchise opportunities compare to Children’s Lighthouse.

Steve Kulawik, an Army veteran and former CPA and lawyer, found success as a Children's Lighthouse franchisee.

For many entrepreneurs, the appeal of franchising extends beyond profitability — it's about achieving a balanced lifestyle, flexibility, and the meaningful impact they can have on their community.

Cyril Thomas, a franchisee of The Toasted Yolk Cafe, plans to ditch landlords and become a lessor for two new locations.