REVOLT’s Bet on Black Season 6 will distribute a $500,000 growth fund among participating HBCU founders, with each entrepreneur retaining full ownership of their business. Target has supported the program for six seasons, directing nearly $3 million to Black founders and Black-owned businesses.[1][2
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ChauXure, a Black-owned, veteran-owned, and woman-owned Chicago transportation company, provided support for BET's 2026 Soul Train Awards. The partnership…
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100 Black Men of Eastern New York partnered with the New York City Minority Small Business Chamber of Commerce at a November 4 networking event. The…
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The Black Chamber of Arizona announced a five-year strategy aimed at expanding Black-owned employer firms, connecting diverse suppliers with buyers, and…
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Heaven Rowell, a Howard University student, founded Dorm GLOW and received a $1,500 university entrepreneurship grant to fund the candle company. She is…
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