Since the beginning of the pandemic, Black businesses have grown exponentially, but to stay in the black, they need capital.
Investing in Black-owned companies isn’t just a way to support them; it’s a way to invest in our commitment to the Black community. Nearly 80% of all Black-owned businesses fail in their first year.
Buying Black will help change that in multiple ways.
Buying Black helps support job creation, closes the massive wealth gap, and strengthens local Black communities. Money going into local businesses winds up back in our communities. But how can we find reputable Black businesses to support?
It’s as easy as reaching out to the Black Chamber of Commerce. Companies like Spendefy and We Buy Black exist solely to connect shoppers to local, Black-owned businesses.
It’s effortless to click “add to cart” and “buy” through big name stores, but we don’t control that money. When we invest in ourselves we create our own jobs, income, and wealth. The bottom line is when we buy Black, it’s definitely for us.