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The Atlanta Black Chambers (ABC) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advocating for the creation and growth of competitive, profitable, and sustainable Black-owned businesses. With a membership exceeding 1,000 entrepreneurs, ABC offers education, training, and networking opportunities to support economic development and wealth-building within the Black business community.

The Women’s League
The Global Opportunities Committee

The Black Achievement Fund (BAF) is a national nonprofit cooperative leading the way in collective ownership, investment, and real estate development to build sustainable wealth in Black communities. Through its member-powered model, BAF empowers individuals and entrepreneurs to pool resources for nationwide economic initiatives, including business support, land acquisition, and the development of thriving Black-owned enterprises across the U.S. Membership is only $9/month.

The National Business League (NBL), founded in 1900 by Dr. Booker T. Washington, is the first and largest nonprofit, nonpartisan Black business and professional trade association in the United States. Originally known as the National Negro Business League, it was established to promote the economic and commercial development of Black-owned businesses. Today, the NBL continues that legacy by supporting Black entrepreneurs through initiatives like the National Black Supplier Program and its goal to digitize one million Black-owned businesses by 2028, driving economic equity and empowerment nationwide.

The National Business League (NBL), founded in 1900 by Dr. Booker T. Washington, is the first and largest nonprofit, nonpartisan Black business and professional trade association in the United States. Originally known as the National Negro Business League, it was established to promote the economic and commercial development of Black-owned businesses. Today, the NBL continues that legacy by supporting Black entrepreneurs through initiatives like the National Black Supplier Program and its goal to digitize one million Black-owned businesses by 2028, driving economic equity and empowerment nationwide.

The National Urban League (NUL) is a nonprofit organization committed to empowering African Americans and other underserved communities. Through its Centers for Employment and Workforce Development, Housing and Community Development, Education Innovation and Parent Empowerment, and Health, GRUL provides comprehensive services aimed at promoting economic self-reliance, educational success, and health equity. By addressing systemic barriers and fostering inclusive opportunities, the organization plays a pivotal role in advancing equity and social justice throughout West Michigan.

The U.S. Black Women’s Chamber of Commerce (USBWCC), founded in 2008 by June Owens, is dedicated to promoting the economic growth, development, and interests of over 2.7 million Black women-owned businesses across the United States. By providing access, advocacy, opportunity, development support, and business referrals, USBWCC serves as a vital resource for Black women entrepreneurs. While its primary focus is on supporting Black women-owned businesses, the Chamber welcomes members of all backgrounds, fostering an inclusive environment for business development and leadership.

The National Black Chamber of Commerce (NBCC), founded in 1993, is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization committed to the economic empowerment of African American communities through entrepreneurship and capitalistic activity. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., the NBCC represents over 140,000 members and affiliates across the United States and internationally, providing advocacy, resources, and networking opportunities to Black-owned businesses. The organization focuses on initiatives such as access to capital, government contracting assistance, and fostering strategic partnerships to support business growth and sustainability.

The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) is the United States federal agency responsible for administering and enforcing the nation’s tax laws. Operating under the Department of the Treasury, the IRS collects taxes, processes tax returns, issues refunds, and ensures compliance with tax regulations. In addition to its core function of revenue collection, the IRS provides resources and guidance to help individuals, businesses, and tax professionals understand and meet their tax obligations. Through initiatives like electronic filing (e-file), taxpayer assistance programs, and enforcement actions, the IRS plays a central role in funding government operations and maintaining the integrity of the U.S. tax system.

The System for Award Management (SAM.gov) is the official U.S. government platform that consolidates multiple federal procurement and award systems into a single, streamlined portal. Managed by the General Services Administration (GSA), SAM.gov enables businesses, nonprofits, and other entities to register to do business with the federal government, apply for grants, search for contract opportunities, and manage compliance requirements—all at no cost.

The Russell Innovation Center for Entrepreneurs (RICE) is the world’s largest institution dedicated to supporting Black entrepreneurs. Located in Atlanta, Georgia, RICE serves as a business generator and economic mobility engine, empowering entrepreneurs and small business owners to innovate, grow, create jobs, and build wealth. Inspired by the legacy of Herman J. Russell, a prominent Black entrepreneur and civic leader, RICE is committed to its mission to “Build. Black. Business.”

Access to Capital for Entrepreneurs (ACE) is a nonprofit community lender based in Georgia, dedicated to empowering underserved small businesses through affordable loans, business coaching, and strategic connections. Since its inception in 2000, ACE has provided over $247 million in loans, benefiting more than 2,800 businesses and creating or retaining over 22,600 jobs across North Georgia and metro Atlanta. In addition to its financial services, ACE operates Women’s Business Centers in Norcross and Savannah, offering financial education and training to women and low-to-moderate income entrepreneurs.

The 10K Project is a 100% Black-owned equity crowdfunding platform dedicated to bridging the Black wealth gap by connecting Black entrepreneurs with everyday investors. Founded by Cheree Warrick and Tawana Rivers, the initiative empowers individuals to invest in Black-owned businesses with contributions starting as low as $100, fostering economic growth and generational wealth within the Black community. Beyond investment opportunities, The 10K Project offers financial education, mentorship, and a supportive community to nurture entrepreneurial success.