Make an
impact today

Support our mission by contributing a donation to our $1000 Black Business Grant.

3% Cover the Fee

Why give?

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    Fuel Black Business Growth

    Your support helps fund our $1,000 grant awarded to a Black-owned business, providing direct capital to support growth and sustainability.

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    Expand Access to Opportunity

    Donations support programs that remove barriers and create equitable pathways to success.

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    Invest in Education & Empowerment

    You help fund workshops, mentorship, and training that equip our community with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to build lasting success.

Together We Invest, Together We Grow

Your support helps us invest directly into the success of Black entrepreneurs right here in our community.

ALL PROCEEDS FROM THIS EFFORT GOES BACK TO A BLACK OWNED BUSINESS.

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Yes. The Black Chamber of Raleigh is a registered nonprofit organization, and donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. You will receive a receipt for your records after your contribution.

  • Your donation directly supports programs and initiatives that empower Black entrepreneurs, professionals, and business owners. This includes educational workshops, access to funding opportunities, strategic partnerships, advocacy efforts, and community-building events designed to strengthen Raleigh’s local economy.

  • Absolutely. We welcome individuals and organizations who are passionate about supporting Black business growth and community development. Whether through volunteering, partnerships, or mentorship, there are many ways to get involved. Contact us to learn how you can make an impact.

  • Yes, we gladly accept in-kind donations such as professional services, event support, resources, and tools that align with our mission. These contributions help us expand our reach and better serve our community.

  • Yes. You can make a donation in honor or memory of a loved one. It’s a meaningful way to celebrate their legacy while contributing to the growth and empowerment of Black businesses and the Raleigh community.