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United Way of Central Md looking for Changemaker Challenge entrants

United Way of Central Md looking for Changemaker Challenge entrants
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AFRO inside look: meet Jamye Wooten, founder of CLLCTIVLY, the Black philanthropy network

AFRO inside look: meet Jamye Wooten, founder of CLLCTIVLY, the Black philanthropy network
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This Baltimore woman was ready to give up on her dreams A $2,000-a-month no-strings-attached grant changed everything

Dominiece Clifton, CEO/Founder of Move & Still, used a grant from CLLCTIVLY to help start her health and wellness business.

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This Baltimore woman was ready to give up on her dreams A $2,000 no-strings-attached grant changed everything

Dominiece Clifton, CEO/Founder of Move & Still, used a grant from CLLCTIVLY to help start her health and wellness business.

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Baltimore s The WELL offers grants, virtual accelerators and sisterhood to Black women-owned businesses

The organization sponsors a “We Got Your Back” grant, a pitch competition that rewards recipients up to $24,000. In 2020, The WELL also launched Early Entrepreneur Growth Program, a six-month virtual accelerator program for businesses owned by Black women.

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