Programs for Beyond Black History Month page
My People's Market grew from a desire to create pathways for entrepreneurs of color to connect with the travel industry and new market opportunities.
The Local Small Business Repair Grants use existing tax increment funding (TIF) resources and funding allocated by City Council to provide near-term support for small businesses impacted by the pandemic.
City Council allocated $15 million in federal CARES Act relief to Prosper Portland to distribute to small business via the Small Business Relief Fund and block grants to community nonprofits.
This initiative provides connections for businesses to hire local underrepresented students, purchase from businesses owned by people of color and create diverse and vibrant workforce and company cultures.
This program reduces barriers to entry for underrepresented businesses, preserves small business vitality, and advances our goal to build an equitable economy.
An online platform that highlights entrepreneurs of color through storytelling and a comprehensive inventory.
The Inclusive Business Resource Network (IBRN) is a citywide program that brings multiple services for small business into a single network for entrepreneurs.
PIP Grants are awarded to support business competitiveness and/or property redevelopment in projects that meet social equity goals.
