Black-Owned Business Directory
Nonprofits (61)
Portland, Maine
“Mahoro is an organization dedicated to the peace and social well-being of every citizen of the Democratic Republic of Congo without discrimination on the basis of ethnic origin. The Democratic Republic of Congo has gone…
Lewiston , Maine
Sustainable Livelihoods Relief Organization aims to develop the capacity of New Mainers to become productive members of society and integrate successfully into the labor market as both employees and business owners in order to raise…
Portland , Maine
Cross Cultural Community Services is an organization owned and operated by three women of color, with three lifetimes of personal and professional experience in the field of cultural equity and community building. We are dedicated…
Lewiston, Maine
Basically we offers a supportive haven, understanding language and culture, providing crucial help, and fostering education for successful integration.
Portland, Maine
The Third Place is an organizational collaborative and coworking space that builds community capacity through collective work and cooperative economics to support the advancement of Black entrepreneurs, community leaders, and professionals in Maine.
Fourth Friday is inclusive BIPOC happy hour. Freeform networking with complimentary food and beverages. Bring friends, bring conversation and bring your authentic self. Check out our Instagram or BOM event's calendar for a list of…
South Portland , Maine
Wounded Healers is an established anti-sexual non-profit organization renowned for implementing programs dedicated to ending the cycle of sexual violence and providing support to survivors. Working in Kenya and Maine, we provide platforms for survivors…
Portland, Maine
The Alpha Legal Foundation is a non-profit organization working to diversify Maine's legal profession. Our work is built on three pillars. We reach out. We create community by convening current BIPOC lawyers and law school…
Portland , Maine
Poor Care Foundation is a foundation established to support poor societies in Somalia. We are a charity, non-governmental community based organization. Our vision is to empower and assist poor families, children, orphans, disabled people and…
Lewiston , Maine
Here at Djiboutian American Community Empowerment Project (DACEP), we see the value in everyone. We want to be a catalyst for positive change, and since our beginnings in 2019, we’ve been driven by the same…
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