August is #NationalBlackBusinessMonth, created in 2004 by historian John William Templeton and engineer Frederick E. Jordan Sr. to bring attention to the needs of more than two million Black-owned businesses operating across America.
At Communities Unlimited we are committed to igniting hope by bridging racial, economic, and geographical boundaries in Southern communities emerging from generations of persistent poverty.
In this nation, access to opportunity should not depend on where you live, what you look like, or what you have in the bank. In the communities with which we partner, we witness perseverance, talent, and strength to create solutions and opportunities for all.
Combining human connection and ingenuity with cutting-edge technology and expertise, Communities Unlimited reveals the unlimited potential in the people and the places we work with.
With more than 2 million black-owned businesses in America equaling only 7% of all businesses, there is a problem.
Let’s all raise awareness by getting involved and supporting a black-owned business this month and every month going forward.
For more information please visit We Buy Black, Black Business Green Book, Black Directory, Black Women Owned or any additional black-owned business directories to see how you can get started.
Some of our Black-Owned Business Clients
A Tour of Possibilites
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Chef Yates Catering and More
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Trinity Truck Driving School
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A Memphis Business Owner Expands
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Melosong Properties
Vickie Woodard, the CEO of Melosong Properties, Inc., a real estate company in England, Arkansas is…
SOAR Fund – The People’s Cup MicroRoastery
Blair has always known that he would one day take his love of coffee and make it into a business.…
Breaking The Cycle
Doshon and Latisha Johnson decided early on that being from the wrong side of the tracks would not…
Bic’s Cajun Kitchen
Dwight Johnson, an entrepreneur from Crossett, Arkansas has always had a passion for preparing good…
Kay’s Kute Fruit
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Small Talk with Communities Unlimited Episode 2
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Small Talk with Communities Unlimited Episode 1
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