Local Investing Opportunities:

Aiming to better serve its community, Edmondson Village Shopping Center is about to undergo extensive renovations.    Once redeveloped, the Center aims to include a grocery store, new retail, and senior housing.  Learn how you can invest in this exciting Black-owned project committed to providing opportunities for local employment and other Black-owned businesses here:   EDMONDSON VILLAGE

 ​Stone’s Throw has grown significantly since it first debuted at Baltimore farmers markets and is projected to achieve over $1 million in revenue in 2023.  It’s now seeking capital to expand its production capacity in our region, which promises to create local jobs.  Learn how you can fuel this dynamic business’ growth here:    STONE'S THROW CAMPAIGN

​The Baltimore boutique, Elites Secrets Bridal, is launching a custom bridal design shop, Elite Design House.  Learn how you can help this special Black woman-owned business grow and help brides in Baltimore and beyond have the weddings of their dreams:  COMING SOON

Marwas will be the first restaurant/bar in the city serving North African and Middle Eastern cuisine.  Learn how you can help launch this new woman-owned enterprise, which aims to serve delicious food, operate sustainably, create a dynamic, community-focused space:  COMING SOON 

Thanks to its early phenomenal success, Sporty Dog Creations is launching its second campaign, which will enable it to buy new equipment and create an interior dining room  that retains the charm of its   historic location.     Learn how you can invest in this stellar, Black women-owned  business here:    COMING SOON​

Hot Entrepreneurs Seeking Community-Funded Loans:

Aiming to help people find products that would be better for their bodies and homes, Julie opened Tortuga in 2019.  Ready to take the enterprise to its next stage of grow, she’s now eager to grow her team.  Learn how you can fuel Julie’s vision here:    TORTUGA

As chronic pain sufferers, Tyron and April created natural products to ease their own discomfort, and as others expressed interest in their products, they launched Harp Vision.  With a new location in Lexington Market, the enterprise aims to create jobs for local residents and boost its productivity to provide pain relief to more customers.    Learn how you can fuel this Black-owned, community-focused business’ growth here:  HARP VISION

More investment opportunities coming  soon!

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