Three entrepreneurs from Flossmoor, Illinois - Charles Alexander, Mark Edmond, and Jamel Lewis - made history by launching Black Bread Co., the first Black-owned sliced bread company in the US. The ideal first emerge when Edmond was unable to find a black-owned bread company The trio aims to shatter industry barriers and empower Black consumers to make intentional spending choices. Their "come correct" motto guides their high-quality honey wheat and premium white bread offerings, with plans to expand their product line and enter local grocery stores. Their products can be purchased online, let's get behind these brothers and support! Highlighting, black success 👏🏾👏🏾💰🖤 @blackearners follow for more black wealth and success! 💰💵 #black #blackempowerment #blackexcellence #blackearners #blackwealth #blacksuccess #FinancialEmpowerment #BlackEconomics #BuildingBlackWealth #BlackEntrepreneurs#BlackMoney #GenerationalWealth #BlackOwnedBusiness #FinancialFreedom #BlackInvestors #WealthBuilding #BlackBusinessOwners #FinancialLiteracy #EconomicEmpowerment

Paulla McCarthy has etched her name in history as the first Black woman to own and run a water bottling company. The founder and CEO of both Youth Saving Society and YSS Water Works. Once nurse and a single mother of three, she imparted financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills to her kids. Together with her twin boys, they invested $1600 and sold water pallets during the COVID-19 pandemic. After branding themselves they leveraged their successes into a contract to supply water to 21 supermarkets. They transitioned from bulk water purchases at BJ's to establishing a water company in Poestenkill, New York, seizing the opportunity to create something meaningful on 15 acres of land. McCarthy delved into the water business and bottling industry. She gained support from family and friends to fund YSS Water Works, securing an impressive $130,000 in donations in just two days. Now, her focus is on nurturing her newly established company and its nonprofit, Youth Saving Society! In a world where resources like oxygen and water are growing scarcer and more valuable, McCarthy has received serious inquiries about her plant but remains resolute in her decision not to sell. She aims to change the narrative, stating, "I'm not going to sell. I want to change and move this narrative that we don't own anything," as shared in her interview with Earn Your Leisure. Highlighting, black success 👏🏾👏🏾💰🖤 @blackearners follow for more black wealth and success! 💰💵 #black #blackempowerment #blackexcellence #blackearners #blackwealth #blacksuccess #FinancialEmpowerment #BlackEconomics #BuildingBlackWealth #BlackEntrepreneurs#BlackMoney #GenerationalWealth #BlackOwnedBusiness #FinancialFreedom #BlackInvestors #WealthBuilding #BlackBusinessOwners

A D.C. resident, Michael Jeffery, persevered through two years of living in a tent after losing his jobs and home during the pandemic. Despite these challenges, he graduated as valedictorian from an adult high school, the Goodwill Excel Center. Throughout his studies, he diligently worked on his classes inside his tent. This year, Michael proudly graduated as valedictorian, marking a new chapter as he moved from his tent into an apartment. He expressed his gratitude for the second chance Goodwill provided, emphasizing the determination and aspirations shared by many in his situation. Michael has ambitious plans, including enrolling at Catholic University in the fall with dreams of attending law school. He's studying legal studies, a remarkable journey from his tent days, illustrating the tremendous progress he has made and the bright future that lies ahead @blackearners follow for more black wealth and success! 💰💵 #black #blackempowerment #blackexcellence #blackearners #blackwealth #blacksuccess #FinancialEmpowerment #BlackEconomics #BuildingBlackWealth #BlackEntrepreneurs#BlackMoney #GenerationalWealth #BlackOwnedBusiness #FinancialFreedom #BlackInvestors #WealthBuilding #BlackBusinessOwners #FinancialLiteracy #EconomicEmpowerment #BLK

Heman Bekele, a 14-year-old ninth grader from Annandale, Virginia, earned the title of "America's Top Young Scientist" for inventing a skin cancer-treating soap. This prestigious award, presented by 3M and Discovery Education, is a leading middle school science competition. Heman, who believes in the potential of young minds to create positive change, competed for the title over four months against nine other finalists. The competition aims to inspire students to generate innovative ideas. As the winner, Heman received a $25,000 cash prize and was honored at 3M's headquarters in St. Paul, Minnesota, on October 9 and 10, according to a news release. Bekele's innovative Skin Cancer Treatment Soap (SCTS) functions by rejuvenating the skin through dendritic cell infusion, enhancing skin protection and bolstering the battle against cancer. After researching skin cancer and months of experimentation, mixing salicylic acid, glycolic acid, and tretinoin to achieve his ultimate objective. Bekele commented, "Creating a soap that didn't melt instantly was quite a challenge, underscoring the significance of persistence in the scientific journey." @blackearners follow for more black wealth and success! 💰💵 #black #blackempowerment #blackexcellence #blackearners #blackwealth #blacksuccess #FinancialEmpowerment #BlackEconomics #BuildingBlackWealth #BlackEntrepreneurs#BlackMoney #GenerationalWealth #BlackOwnedBusiness #FinancialFreedom #BlackInvestors #WealthBuilding #BlackBusinessOwners #FinancialLiteracy #EconomicEmpowerment #BLK

Dr. Nashlie Sephus acquired 12 abandoned acres and seven buildings near Jackson State University on September 11, 2020, with a plan to create a $25 million tech hub for Mississippi entrepreneurs, dedicated to nurturing the next generation of business leaders. Dr. Sephus expressed the significance of giving back to her community, stating, "I believe in supporting the place that influenced my journey and making technology more accessible to all." She also shared her dedication to her mission in a LinkedIn post, emphasizing her commitment to empowering underserved communities in STEM, even in the face of challenges Highlighting, black success 👏🏾👏🏾💰🖤 @blackearners follow for more black wealth and success! 💰💵 #black #blackempowerment #blackexcellence #blackearners #blackwealth #blacksuccess #FinancialEmpowerment #BlackEconomics #BuildingBlackWealth #BlackEntrepreneurs#BlackMoney #GenerationalWealth #BlackOwnedBusiness #FinancialFreedom #BlackInvestors #WealthBuilding #BlackBusinessOwners #FinancialLiteracy #EconomicEmpowerment #BLK