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RELiON Battery Partners with Kula Project to Build Women s Center
Global lithium battery company gives to nonprofit Kula to empower women in Rwanda
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CHARLOTTE, N.C., April 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Today, leading global lithium battery manufacturer,
RELiON Battery, announces its partnership with 1% for the Planet nonprofit organization, Kula Project, financing a brand-new women s center in Rwanda. As part of RELiON s Limitless Blue campaign to reduce impact on the planet and use business as a force for good, the company s donation will help suppress poverty in Rwanda and assist in Kula s mission to empower women to become successful entrepreneurs. The women s center sponsored by RELiON is set to open by November 2021, which will serve 70 women every 15 months.
On the Go Jo Founders Toni Dale, Crystal Graham and Quiana DeBerry. Courtesy photo by J Lauryn Photography.
True to its name, Chicago-based On the Go Jo Coffee has been keeping one step ahead of the pandemic.
The Black women-owned and operated company that made its mark providing stylish catered coffee service for corporate and community events throughout 2019 has maintained some service on the go, but it’s also now catering to the stay-at-home crowd through a new line of roasted coffee and related products.
“Just like everyone in the event and hospitality space, we were hugely affected by the pandemic,” Crystal Graham, who founded the business along with friends Toni Dale and Quiana DeBerry, recently told DCN. “Due to the statewide mandates, we adjusted the catering side of our business significantly. We pivoted by offering drop-off service and accepting smaller socially distanced outdoor events.”