HARLEM BUSINESS ALLIANCE INC

NYS Cannabis Legislation Economic Equity for Black People FIGHTING FOR HARLEM ADVOCATING FOR BLACK BUSINESSES EVERYWHERE The Harlem Business Alliance HBA a 501c3 notforprofit established in 1980 creates environments and opportunities that produce successful entrepreneurs and creates jobs for local residents.

• Human Services - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

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SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS OF NEW ORLEANS

Mission: We grow and support entrepreneurs to tackle social and environmental disparities.

• Neighborhood/Block Association

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Martin City Business & Community Assoc Inc

#MartinCity is a political subdivision in South Kansas City, MO with 90 businesses generating $50M+ sales tax revenue annually for @KCMO.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

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Connectup Institute

Bridging the 180 degrees of separation between entrepreneurs from under-resourced communities.

• Management & Technical Assistance

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American Minorities Collective for Software Development

Register Give Today Donate 10 Login 1000 Businesses 10000 Employees New minority owned software businesses over the next 3 years Help Close the Achievement Gap Working together for a better tomorrow OUR MISSION AMCSDs mission is to create and empower minority owned software development firms and the development staff needed for their success.

• Visual Arts Organizations

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Troost Market Collective

Troost Market Collective is a non-profit organization hosting artists, makers, and innovators.

• Special Ed Institutions/ Schools for Visually or Hearing Impaired, Learning Disabled

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Frederick Douglass Entrepreneurial Development & Leadership Institute

PREPARES BLACK, LATINX AND WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS TO SUCCEED THROUGH A PERSONALIZED BUSINESS ASSESSMENT PROCESS AND TARGETED CONNECTION TO AN ECOSYSTEM OF RESOURCES AND SUPPORT.

• Professional Societies & Associations

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BLAC (Black Leadership Alliance Coalition)

Our mission is to drive socioeconomic development within the Black community by culturally and economically empowering young Black leaders, equipping them with the confidence, cultural pride, and economic resources needed to achieve personal success and create lasting stability for their communities.

• Urban, Community

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Black Brand

Black BRAND's goal is to promote group economics through professional development and community empowerment.