Help Support Black Working Women in BUSINESS

COV19 is not STOPPING this Black women working over 50 in Business, JOIN me in making a difference?

HELP JUMP-START THIS AWESOME fundraiser and I challenge each of you if you just give $5, $10, $50, $100, $500, $1,000, $5,000, $10K or BIGGER.  Go FundMe has sent out an email stating that if a small business raises $500 they will match that $500 to help recover business losses due to COV19 pandemic.  My dear friends as an self-employed business owner, I have taken a hard hit resulting in limited in-person visits that cause a decrease in profits; like many others. My heart goes out to many black working women in business that deserves a fighting chance to recover from this pandemic.


I'm raising money to not only help recover within my business but I'm dedicated to support other (Black Working Women in Business  over 50),  that have been impacted drastically. Many of my my business colleagues receive no support from the COV19 SBA financial relief from the  PPL nor the EIDL resources that have been available to others small business.  These working  Black women who own businesses mostly widowers and single are between the ages of 48 and 59,  38% have been in business no longer than three years, and have acquired higher education and or 77%  are first-time business owners with 46% of their business income as their only source of income.  With that said, they were more likely to work part time in their business, use their business as a secondary source of income, and capitalize their business with family savings or with sweat equity.  

BUT since COV19 for many proclaim 2020 was to year to thrive, however,  as we all seen instantly turned  2020 to  the year to survive.  Most of these women have  been laid off, pay decreased, their small business income decrease due to practicing social distancing for in-person interaction, and with no social security, no 401K, lack of purchasing medicines due to lack of affordable health care for many have no health insurance and preexisting health condition). 


I HEAR you! and I'M HERE FOR YOU!  I am Doniel Ervin, many know of me as "Dr.Dee",  of Ervin Management Group, I see the need within our community of black working women over 50  in business.  With the goal of $500, i am believing God to surpass the goal to over $10K.  I welcome any size of donation will help make an impact and help Ervin Management Group and hard working black women in business. HELP ME  SAVE OUR BUSINESSES, and keep the local business a float by offering financial relief for their  businesses to sustainability.  Ervin Management Group help entrepreneurs, churches, & ministries stay in compliance through bookkeeping and tax services.

Once the goal is met excess funds raised will be distributed as such:
First, we would offer COV19 financial relief to these black women in business within the areas of shelter, food, business improvements, medicines, and personal wellness. Second, Ervin Management Group will provide a FREE business assessment with a quarterly overview for the black women in business over 50,  and lastly,  we will complete FREE financial tax audit to guide the business owner for upcoming entrepreneurship tax planning. 


Black Working Women in Business is the foundation of of our community, our family, and our legacy towards  generational wealth. Join me TODAY, donate to the cause of Black Working Women in Business over 50.   And your donation available to obtain a charitable donation receipt.  Thank you from the bottom of my heart  in advance for your generosity and cheerful contribution to this cause that means so much to me. 

Blessings,
Dr Doniel Ervin 
Executive Manager of
Ervin Management Group
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References:
Houston on Black Women in Business
https://abc13.com/health/what-does-stay-home---work-safe-mean-for-you/6045611/

Portrait of the Black Women in Business
https://www.kansascityfed.org/community/smallbusiness/black-women-business-startups/data-driven-portrait-of-black-women-owners

Greater Houston Black Chamber of Commerce
https://ghbcc.com

Buy Black Directory
http://houstonbuyblack.com/