Support Local Black Women-Owned Businesses Pt. 3

Jun 18

Support Local Black Owned Businesses

We have loved using this platform to share and uplift black-owned businesses in our city! In honor of Juneteenth, we’ve compiled a list of more black owned businesses to support. Juneteenth is a holiday celebrating the emancipation of African-Americans who had been enslaved in the United States. Originating in Galveston, Texas, it is now celebrated annually on June 19 throughout the United States, with increasing official recognition, and will become a federal holiday in 2021.

Supporting local black-owned businesses is just one of the many ways to make an impact, so make sure to check out the resources listed down below to donate and support organizations working towards a more just future.

Support Local Black Women-Owned Businesses Pt. 1

Support Local Black Women-Owned Businesses Pt. 2

CLOTHING + ACCESSORIES

Thoughtless

Lucky + Lovely

79th and Lynn

Jade Gold Studio

Torie Square

Orchid Boheme

SELF CARE + WELLNESS PRODUCTS

Smell The Roses

Candy x Paints

Black Sage Home

Base Butter

Oliveberry

Nude Coco

FOOD + DRINK

Portrait Coffee

ZIVA

Don't Knock My Taco

Busy Bee Cafe

fritz and louise

Lord of the Pies

BLACK OWNED BUSINESSES + CREATIVE SERVICES

The Boho Business Guide

Her Market

The Listening Tree

La Soirée Chic Events

Ariane Turner

J. Oliver Beauty

DONATION RESOURCES

Along with extending our support for the black community through spotlighting black-owned local businesses, we also want to provide resources where you can donate and support organizations advocating for racial justice and the black community.

NAACP

COLOR OF CHANGE

THE LOVELAND FOUNDATION

THERAPY FUND

There you have it! Comment more black-owned businesses we should know about below.

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