The Maryland Neighborhood Exchange facilitates grassroots investing in the state’s most promising local and minority-owned businesses.
Baltimore's Kimberly Redd is working to renovate her hair salon to ensure it offers the best possible experience for its staff and clients. Learn how you can help this growing woman-owned business here: Hair Love Salon
Robert and Muhammad launched FullBlast STEAM five years ago to provide youth with fun, culturally-relevant exposure to technology, electronics, coding, design, and engineering. They are now creating a mobile unit to take their programming across the city and engage more youth. Learn how you can help the enterprise grow: FullBlast STEAM
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K-9 Divine, a woman-owned Dog Ranch providing doggie daycare, boarding, and training is embarking on the next stage of its growth, moving from a 16-acre property to an 88-acre former airport. "We will finally be able to design things just as we want them, instead of making due with a leased building that we can't change. We are excited for better flooring, better heating and cooling, and more space for the dogs and staff." Learn how you can invest in this incredible company, which is also committed to paying its 35+ employees a living wage and benefits here: K-9
Graff Golf is a Baltimore-based company producing the first-ever smart golf ball, enabling users to capture a range of statistics for every shot hit and gain actionable insight on how to improve their game. Learn how you can support this cutting-edge company here: Graff Golf
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