Chevrolet's "Step Up" initiative supports Black business owners driving change every day

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Chevrolet's "Step Up" initiative supports Black business owners driving change every day

Photo caption: Jahmal Cole, Founder & CEO, My Block My Hood My City Black Entrepreneurs Receive $20,000 Donation to Fuel Community Impact Chevrolet’s “Step Up” initiative celebrates and rewards Black businesses that are making a positive impact on the community every day. In recognition of Black Business Month, Chevy identified five Black entrepreneurs who are … Chevrolet's 'Step Up' initiative supports Black business owners driving change every day Read More »

Source: The Crusader Newspaper Group

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