Sandra Uribe De la Fuente’s nonprofit grew out of her own experience of needing help but not knowing where to go.
Jodi Gebarowski learned to reduce, reuse, and recycle from her grandmother. Now she’s turned that into a business.
Shandra Turner launched Bougie Grazer in Atlanta after leaving her property management job during the pandemic.
Kellen James, the new owner of Silhouette Sneakers & Art, talks about what purchasing the business meant to him.
Storefront prices were too high, so Latanya DeVaughn of Bronx Bound Books used savings, a grant and a bus to realize her dream.
Faced with her child care centers closing down, Yobe Qiu turned to her passion project: writing children’s books about Asian cultures.
Teacher Nia Grigsby started The School Box Toolbox when her own daughters were running low on supplies early in the pandemic.
After opening her children’s clothing store in May, this first-time entrepreneur is seeing a profit. Now if she can just figure out why her customers shop when they do.
“Just because somebody labeled something as waste, that doesn’t mean that’s what it should be.”
Patty Delgado started with $500, working from her parents' couch.
