The Atlanta Black Business Restoration Fund
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The Trap Music Museum presents, "The Atlanta Black Business Restoration Fund."
Black entrepreneurship and businesses are the cornerstone of the city of Atlanta. The struggles of Black businesses under ordinary circumstances is overwhelming, from limited start-up capital, to lack of access to credit and more. Given the recent current events, our black businesses are in a crisis like never before.
The Atlanta Black Business Restoration Fund is solely concentrated on allocating emergency relief to Black businesses that have experienced vandalism, defacement and other damages as an expression of national civil unrest, in the pursuit of justice.
Our focus is to provide financial support and emergency funding to help rebuild, repair, restore and provide relief for black business owners, in the city of Atlanta, who have been caught in the crossfire of community civil unrest across the United States, following the death of George Floyd. Our goal is to quickly identify qualifying businesses and disseminate immediate financial support and resources to ensure that our Black-owned businesses do not become collateral damage, but are elevated and positioned to thrive.
If you know of a business in need of our help, please reach out to us by using the "contact" button below. We are committed to full transparency. Take our community pledge to help restore Atlanta’s black-owned businesses and see what our benefiting businesses are doing to rebuild in our communities.
Trap Music Museum I am Aneara Harrington and I am one of the Operations Managers at the Trap Music Museum. I will be withdrawing this money to put into an account. The money will be distributed amongst black own business that need help staying open, paying employees or cleanup in the Atlanta area! After the money is withdrawn, I plan to write each company a company check and hand each check to the owners of each business personally so that your money is going directly to the companies!
Black entrepreneurship and businesses are the cornerstone of the city of Atlanta. The struggles of Black businesses under ordinary circumstances is overwhelming, from limited start-up capital, to lack of access to credit and more. Given the recent current events, our black businesses are in a crisis like never before.
The Atlanta Black Business Restoration Fund is solely concentrated on allocating emergency relief to Black businesses that have experienced vandalism, defacement and other damages as an expression of national civil unrest, in the pursuit of justice.
Our focus is to provide financial support and emergency funding to help rebuild, repair, restore and provide relief for black business owners, in the city of Atlanta, who have been caught in the crossfire of community civil unrest across the United States, following the death of George Floyd. Our goal is to quickly identify qualifying businesses and disseminate immediate financial support and resources to ensure that our Black-owned businesses do not become collateral damage, but are elevated and positioned to thrive.
If you know of a business in need of our help, please reach out to us by using the "contact" button below. We are committed to full transparency. Take our community pledge to help restore Atlanta’s black-owned businesses and see what our benefiting businesses are doing to rebuild in our communities.
Trap Music Museum I am Aneara Harrington and I am one of the Operations Managers at the Trap Music Museum. I will be withdrawing this money to put into an account. The money will be distributed amongst black own business that need help staying open, paying employees or cleanup in the Atlanta area! After the money is withdrawn, I plan to write each company a company check and hand each check to the owners of each business personally so that your money is going directly to the companies!
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The Trap Music Museum
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Atlanta, GA
