The Cleveland Foundation hosted The African American Philanthropy Summit to raise the visibility of African American philanthropy and honor local African American philanthropists who are making a lasting impact, encouraging attendees to start with themselves and take conscious steps to make a real impact.
Category: Black-Owned Business Corner
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The Haunted House Restaurant—5 Things You Should Know
Thinking about trying out the new Haunted Restaurant? Here are 5 things you need to know before you go
Posted inBlack-Owned Business Corner, Local Annual Events
Celebrate Juneteenth: Cleveland’s Juneteenth Freedom Fest and Other Local Events
Juneteeth is almost here. Learn more about this holiday and find out where you can go to celebrate or learn more
Posted inBlack-Owned Business Corner, MONEY, Shana, SHOP SMALL, small businesses
A Quick List of Black Owned Businesses in CLE
Part 1: A quick list of Black-owned business I like to support
Posted inBlack-Owned Business Corner, Cleveland, Cleveland-East side, Early Archived Coverage, Shaker Heights, Shana, SHOP SMALL
A Thank You Note: Cigars 101
Cigar’s 101 was a wonderful event, we learned about cigars, talked, and ended the night feeling like old friends…
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My Story: Black Girls Pewter
A Q&A with Willa Hollingsworth, a Black Pewter and the only Black business owner in Holmes County
Posted in'Real Talk', Black-Owned Business Corner, Chauna Whitlow Stories, Cleveland, Early Archived Coverage, Shaker Heights, SHOP SMALL
Black Girls Smoke Cigars?
This is the year we try new things. Read about Chauna’s 1st experience at a locally owned cigar lounge
Posted inBlack-Owned Business Corner, Downtown CLE, Shana, sponsored
Black Girls Lunch With Black Chefs?
Yes and it was delish! Quicken Loans Arena hosted 18 local African-American chefs for a food showcase and to introduce them to the Launch Test Kitchen
Posted inBlack-Owned Business Corner, Cleveland, Money & Small Business, Shana, small businesses
Black Girls Learn How to Jumpstart a Business?
They say successful people surround themselves with successful people. Guess that makes Shana successful. Learn about the 4th cohort of the Core City:Cleveland Impact program.