Ujamaa Club: Black Business Network

09/07/2026

08/25/2026

Happy National Black Business Month

Throughout the year (24/7 - 365) we celebrate and reinvest into the entrepreneurs, innovators, and community builders who continue to shape our economy and create local opportunities for generations to come...

Whether you’re building a business, supporting one, or investing in the future of Black enterprise & development, this month of August is a reminder that Black business is more than a moment—it’s an economic force.

Let’s celebrate, support, and keep building together ♥️ 💚 🖤

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https://ujamaaclub.org/lasting-impact

07/13/2026

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With over 3 Million Registered Black-Owned Businesses in the United States (over 90% with NO EMPLOYEES), we have to continue to find creative, unique and committed ways to work together in the Spirit of Ujamaa... for the sake of youth coming up behind us...!

https://donorbox.org/ujamaa-club

We look to working with other nonprofit organizations, businesses large & small, and any other allies interested in supporting our goals one business at a time, city by city and state by state ♻️

The IBSA Campaign to Support Black-Owned Businesses is an ongoing activity that we know is needed; and that we enjoy. Your annual listing helps fund: Marketing that promotes every business listed. Search engine optimization that helps custome...

06/14/2026

What would your local economy look like if the share of Black-owned businesses was at parity with the share of Black residents?

The Black Business Parity Dashboard is a data tool to help answer this question in order to envision more prosperous and equitable cities across the nation. The Center for Community Uplift examines this potential through Black-owned employer businesses (those with at least one employee), because they indicate that a business has grown and is creating community wealth beyond an individual owner.

https://www.brookings.edu/articles/what-if-black-businesses-were-equitably-represented-in-every-metro-area-in-america/

This dashboard uses the latest data from the Census Bureau’s Annual Business Survey to show how many businesses and jobs would be created, as well as the increase in revenue and wages (shown in annual payroll), if Black business ownership was at parity with the overall share of Black residents in a given metro area.

Community members, policymakers, and advocates are encouraged to use this dashboard to understand the economic impact of increasing the number of Black-owned employer businesses.

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What would your local economy look like if the share of Black-owned businesses was at parity with the share of Black residents? The Black Business Parity Dashboard is a data tool to help answer this question in order to envision more prosperous and equitable cities across the nation. The Center for....

05/10/2026

How We Are Building Collective Economic Empowerment

Since our founding in 1993 IBSA have always had a formal activity to help increase the marketing opportunities for local small businesses. We created our online Black Business Directory (Ujamaa Club) Directory to actively promote businesses listed and for government & corporate buyers to help them grow the capacity of local small businesses to do business with them. Considering the nature of our work and the problems we work to address, we must go the extra mile for the business interests of those owned by Americans of African Descent....

Since our founding in 1993 IBSA have always had a formal activity to help increase the marketing opportunities for local small businesses. We created our online Black Business Directory (Ujamaa Club) Directory to actively promote businesses listed and for government & corporate buyers to help them g...

05/04/2026

IBSA, Inc. is a tax exempt Kansas Not-For-Profit Corporation founded in 1993 and supported by the community. The organization provides public policy research, analysis and advocacy to address current and ongoing policy inequities.

In the Spirit of Ujamaa (Cooperative Economics) our organization supports Black Chambers of Commerce and other nonprofits that works with Black Businesses, Nonprofits and the Community regarding th…

04/11/2026

We Support Black Business Empowerment

Welcome to the Heartland Black Chamber of Commerce! We’re excited to learn more about you and your business. This application helps us understand your background, goals, and current needs so we can connect you with the right resources, networking opportunities, and programs.

04/11/2026

We Support Black Business Achievement
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Greater Baltimore Black Chamber of Commerce (GBBCC) is committed to serving as a beacon of strength, integrity, and knowledge for Black-owned businesses operating in the Greater Baltimore Metropolitan area. Serving the Howard County, Baltimore County and Baltimore City area, the GBBCC has members fr...