Call for Black Woman Owned Technology Platforms
Less than 1% of Black Women Owned Technology companies get funded. It's time to change the narrative and help move Black Women Founders forward.
We Buy Black & SheaMoisture Relief Fund
We Buy Black, in cooperation with SheaMoisture, is announcing the Black Business Relief Fund: $100,000 for Black owned businesses
Alameda County Grants
The COVID-19 Community Grant will award up to a total of $100,000 in funding this cycle. CBOs are eligible to apply for up to $25,000. Selection criteria include benefits to communities most at risk and number of
Bay Area COVID-19 Resources for Small Businesses
The current pandemic is affecting so many and we would like to offer some assistance on how to locate information, support and financing options.
Verizon Commits $2.5M to entrepreneurs in under-served communities
Verizon has committed $2.5 million to provide critical relief to small businesses facing immediate financial threat because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
We’re In this Together
San Francisco Mayor London Breed boosted the NCG Arts Loan Fund with a $1 million grant to support COVID-19 Emergency Loans for San Francisco-based organizations.
The Secret Weapon behind your Favorite Local Brands
ICAFund Good Jobs is one of the Bay Area’s best kept secrets for growing sustainable brands and creating jobs. ICA ”invest in high potential businesses to create economic freedom for those who need it most
Investing in Entrepreneurs of Color
Investing in entrepreneurs of color combats rising income inequality by creating jobs with living wages, and yet, small businesses owned by people of color struggle to access the capital and consulting support they need to grow and thrive.
Why Automation?
Most entrepreneurs miss half of the opportunities to automate. By finding these opportunities, you can spend more time doing the things that bring in the cash. Developing solid processes and automated systems benefits your company and helps increase your bottom
Currency Conversations comes to an end
Black women have made significant strides, yet face more hurdles to financial success than any other group in the United States. But, there's strength in the sisterhood.