Community Improvement & Capacity Building
Black Entrepreneurs Of The Flint Hills Association
MANHATTAN, KS
Total revenue
$425K
Total expenses
$276K
Net assets
$187K
Grants received
$331K
9 grants
EIN
852988527
Tax year
2024
Mission
The black entrepreneurs of the flint hills serves over 100 black-owned business members in riley, geary, and pottawatomie counties in the flint hills region of kansas. Our purpose is to empower, equip and engage black and underestimated business owners in the flint hills with resources to build stronger and more effective businesses to positively impact our community. Through our community-building events, culturally-competent growth-focused business training, consulting, essential technical assistance, and strategic partnerships our organization works to bridge the racial wealth gap by building economic equality to increase black families and individuals net worth through entrepreneurship, ownership and becoming employers to create job opportunities and positive economic growth.
Programs
3 programs
The commerceuplift program, backed by befhs solid record of product placements, business coaching successful outcomes, and proven kauffman fasttrac curriculum provides the tools, knowledge, and mentorship necessary to grow your business and enhance your brand's presence.
The black joy is healing initiative tackles the racial wealth gaps profound impact on health and well-being, a disparity magnified by the covid-19 pandemic. For black americans, entrepreneurship is a vital path to building generational wealth and improving health outcomes.
Various events to further the programs initiatives
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
6 listed
SHEILA ELLIS-GLASPER
EXECUTIVE DI
$55K
40 hrs/wk
TYCHELLE JONES
DIRECTOR
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CHAZ D MAILEY
DIRECTOR
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TERESA PARKS
SECRETARY
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WILLIE THOMAS
TREASURER
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JERMAIN GLASPER
BOARD CHAIR
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Grants received
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$15K · 1 grant · 2023