Shop Black This Holiday Season: Five NJ-Owned Businesses To Support
Black business advocates urge New Jersey shoppers to support Black-owned businesses this holiday season to strengthen local economies and close wealth gaps.
Black business advocates urge New Jersey shoppers to support Black-owned businesses this holiday season to strengthen local economies and close wealth gaps.
NJ Urban News CEO and co-founder Penda Howell shares his journey and mission to uplift and accurately represent Black communities in New Jersey.
East Coast Calligraphy founder Michele Bates transforms a lifelong love of handwriting into a thriving Black-owned creative business, offering custom calligraphy and inspiring a new generation of artists.
Hunger Free, founded by Stephanie Glover Wilson, has grown from a Bayonne pantry to a Hudson County lifeline, delivering food and dignity to families in need.
Paterson wives, Asia Carter and Alliah Smith, grow Meet Tha Saints, a flavored butter brand rooted in culture and tradition, inspired by New Orleans heritage and a passion for bold flavors, family, and entrepreneurship.
Shade and Travel is redefining the travel experience with curated luxury trips designed to be inclusive, safe, and empowering for Black travelers worldwide. By blending culture, community, and adventure, the company creates spaces where travelers can explore the world with confidence and joy—turning every journey into an opportunity for connection, discovery, and celebration.
Shannon Qualls’ BLK Women Wellness Collective creates inclusive, accessible wellness events for Black women across New Jersey and New York.
Sweet T’s Southern Eatery brings soulful, scratch-made Southern cuisine and cultural pride to Teaneck, expanding from its Montclair roots.
Off the Hanger founder Lynette Lashawn blends fashion, empowerment, and Newark pride through her reimagined style lounge and community work.
Urban GLŌ brings self-care and scent to Union, NJ—born from healing, built with purpose by founder Salimah Scott.