A group of small businesses owned by people of color and members of the LGBTQ+ community in Newark, New Jersey, have been awarded approximately $1.2
Zendaya has donated $100,000 to the theater where she started her career. The “Euphoria” actress has teamed up with the Women Donors Network (WDN) to
Alcorn State University’s School of Business has partnered with Wells Fargo, a leading global financial services company, to improve financial health on the Lorman campus
Jason Momoa and Lisa Bonet’s divorce has been granted, just one day after it was filed. The former couple announced in 2022 they had gone
In 2022, Black startup founders received less than one percent of the $33.6 billion in capital distributed
On Nov. 21, the Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs received a $1.5 million “philanthropic investment” from Wells Fargo. The funds will go to help continue
Comcast is set to donate $110 thousand to Atlanta nonprofits Raising Expectations and Inspiredu to kickstart Connect 404, a digital navigator program. The initiative, aimed
DETROIT – Bank of America is awarding $2.4 million in grants to 47 metro Detroit nonprofit organizations focused on addressing food insecurity, access to quality
Black and Brown businesses have a chance to receive up to $3 million of funding for the next four years, thanks in large part to
Jack Daniel’s has been investing in Black businesses during the month of August as part of its “New Beginnings: Make It Count” program. Jack Daniel’s
Jack Daniel’s announced the return of their Black business investment program, New Beginnings, Make It Count, in the Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. and Richmond, Virginia areas.
The Alabama Power Foundation and Stillman College met on Feb. 9 to announce a $100,000 grant to support the college’s STEM education and workforce initiatives
Ferrara Candy’s director of marketing for distinctive brands, Rachna Patel, has been working on brand development with Famous Amos. In doing so, Patel believes that
Famous Amos is giving small Black businesses the opportunity to build more sustainable growth through the “Ingredients for Success” intiative. In honor of Wally Amos,
Small business owners in Atlanta who have been impacted by the global health pandemic now have a new opportunity to receive grants of up to
Tayyib Smith’s new Institute of Hip Hop Entrepreneurship program, aimed at under-served youth, was recently awarded $308,000 to fund upcoming projects. The Knight Foundation, a
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