BLACK BUSINESS BUS TOUR 14th ANNNIVERSARY BLESSING
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June 20, 2020, marks the 14th ANNIVERSARY of the BLACK BUSINESS BUS TOUR Tampa.
Please help me HONOR, CELEBRATE, and SHOW SUPPORT to Miss CANDY LOWE, an East Tampa Hometown Hero, a Tampa Treasure, and a Blessing to our Entire Community.
Candy is a longtime organizer, activist, and community leader who founded the BLACK BUSINESS BUS TOUR to showcase Black-Owned Businesses throughout Tampa Bay. She hosts twice-monthly community conversations at her TEA & CONVERSATION which grew out of the BBBT and led the formation of Tampa's Independant Black Chamber. For years she has been fighting for economic justice, mentoring and empowering Black Entreprenuers and Small Business Owners.
The Covid-19 Pandemic has laid bare the many injustices our Black and Brown brothers and sisters have suffered in all areas including healthcare, environmental, educational, justice systems, and which affect economics. Black Businesses have always struggled to survive, even during good times. Because there are so few of them, it is more important than ever to seek out and support those in our community.
Lowe's business enterprise, The Black Business Bus Tour has suffered a negative financial impact because the buses can't run due to the coronavirus. We can change that.
I AM CALLING ON THE COMMUNITY to celebrate the 14 YEARS of the Black Business Bus Tour by bestowing our LOVE & BLE$$ING$ to our sister.
Please help me HONOR, CELEBRATE, and SHOW SUPPORT to Miss CANDY LOWE, an East Tampa Hometown Hero, a Tampa Treasure, and a Blessing to our Entire Community.
Candy is a longtime organizer, activist, and community leader who founded the BLACK BUSINESS BUS TOUR to showcase Black-Owned Businesses throughout Tampa Bay. She hosts twice-monthly community conversations at her TEA & CONVERSATION which grew out of the BBBT and led the formation of Tampa's Independant Black Chamber. For years she has been fighting for economic justice, mentoring and empowering Black Entreprenuers and Small Business Owners.
The Covid-19 Pandemic has laid bare the many injustices our Black and Brown brothers and sisters have suffered in all areas including healthcare, environmental, educational, justice systems, and which affect economics. Black Businesses have always struggled to survive, even during good times. Because there are so few of them, it is more important than ever to seek out and support those in our community.
Lowe's business enterprise, The Black Business Bus Tour has suffered a negative financial impact because the buses can't run due to the coronavirus. We can change that.
I AM CALLING ON THE COMMUNITY to celebrate the 14 YEARS of the Black Business Bus Tour by bestowing our LOVE & BLE$$ING$ to our sister.
Organizer
Beth Eriksen-Shoup
Organizer
Tampa, FL
