Daymond John to pick Black entrepreneurs for $25,000 grants: ‘We need to be building businesses, not burning them’
Daymond John, founder of apparel line FUBU and investor on ABC’s “Shark Tank,” announced on Tuesday his launch of Black Entrepreneurs Day , a virtual event to support Black-owned businesses, on Oct. 24. John has invested much of his time
Two Black-owned DFW startups land funding from Google
After being accepted into the inaugural Google for Startups Accelerator for Black Founders, two local companies have landed funding from the technology giant. Joining 76 other startups, Dallas-based Kanarys and McKinney’s ShearShare were selected for funding through the recently launched
Hello Alice And The NAACP Announce A Long-Term Partnership To Deploy Over Four Million Dollars In Grants And Resources Through The Black-Owned Business Center
Small business owners are invited to apply for grants ranging from $10k to $25k to support business growth HOUSTON, Oct. 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ — As part of a continued commitment to uplift New Majority-owned small businesses across the United States,
Black-owned brewery giving back to the community in South Los Angeles
LOS ANGELES – The first Black-owned independent craft brewer —South Los Angeles Beverage Company— is launching its first beer label, People’s Republic of South Central (PRSC) on September 26. One hundred percent of net proceeds benefit charitable initiatives in South
‘Lift As We Climb’ To Support Black-Owned Business
Gabrielle Union, actress, producer and co-founder of hair care brand Flawless by Gabrielle Union, has teamed up with celebrity hairstylist and business partner Larry Sims to launch “Lift As We Climb,” an initiative to support black-owned businesses and community organizations.
How The First Black-Owned Bank With $1 Billion In Assets Can Close The Racial Wealth Gap
The Breakdown You Need To Know: Trying to make a dollar out of fifteen cents has only been getting harder for Black-owned businesses in need of capital injections. CultureBanx reported that most Black-owned businesses are usually sole proprietorships earning less