Black-Owned Business Directory
Portland, Maine
Better Letter is a four-way partnership between sign painters and artists Will Sears, Tessa O’Brien, Ryan Adams, & Rachel Adams.
Artists
Online Business
Madison Poitrast-Upton is a fashion and textiles artists who studied at Maine College of Art. She's familiar with the unemphatic and sexist approach toward costume design.
Apparel & Accessories
Online Business
Online sports, fitness instruction, and personal training service run by Abe Woodard. Email or DM on Instagram for more information.
Sports & Fitness
Portland, Maine
Founded in 2008 by Claude Rwaganje — a refugee from the Democratic Republic of Congo — ProsperityME is a non-profit service organization dedicated to helping Maine’s immigrants and refugees build successful, rewarding lives in their…
Nonprofits
Portland, Maine
Special Class for BOM Network Members: Intro to Boxing + Sauna Class I Get Active is owned by Sasha Lamour - a 4x Golden Gloves Champion with the ability to turn anyone into a fitness…
Sports & Fitness
Portland, Maine
Full-service salon specializing in hair braiding, braid extensions, weave wig application, dreadlocks, and barbering. "We sell quality wigs, hair pieces, brushes, du rags, flatirons, clothing, jewelry, mix cds, beauty products & more. Also enjoy our…
Beauty and Barber Shops
Winthrop, Maine
Black Bloc BBQ, also known as Triple B, is a popular barbecue spot in Winthrop, Maine. It’s noted for bringing unique flavors and a lively atmosphere to its customers, whether through food truck services or…
Food Trucks
Online Business
Paintings.
Artists
Portland, Maine
Glory Store is an African grocery store located in Portland. The Glory store carries goods native to Burundi, Rwandan, Kenyan, and Ugandan cultures, but they also sell local goods from around Maine. Their goods are…
Grocery & Convenience Stores
Lewiston, Maine
Isuken is the nation’s first Somali Bantu farm-to-table, worker-cooperative, food truck and Lewiston’s new destination for fresh local food and Somali Bantu cuisine.
Food Trucks
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