Supporting BIPOC-owned Businesses

The reality of the pandemic has disproportionately impacted BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People of Color) business owners already contending with an existing economy mired with social and systemic inequities. Supporting small BIPOC-owned businesses and vendors, who often give back to their local communities, is an action we can all take towards racial equity.

In honor of Small Business Saturday, we elevate businesses whose products and services we’ve proudly used this year. Together, we can contribute to the economic empowerment and sustainability of BIPOC businesses and the communities they represent, employ, or serve.

Professional Services

Bombilla, Brand & Design Consulting

Experiences On Demand, Event Planning Services

MistaBrooks Photography, Professional Headshots & Event Photography

Wellness + Self Care

Transcend Wellness, Private & Small Group Yoga

Gennifer Michelle Goodloe, Self-Care Journals & Workshops

Heidi Nielson, Private Water Coloring & Lettering Courses

Holiday Gifts + Packages

Akola, Ethical Handcrafted Jewelry

BLK + GRN, Beauty & Wellness Products

Eighth Generation, Native Design Art & Products

GoodFoodBrands, Food & Snack Packages

SoHookD, Fitness Marketplace & Gift-cards

Do you have a business or vendor you would like to amplify? Are you a BIPOC small business owner? Submit your recommendation or information here to keep this list growing and the support going!