This national campaign is set-up to help support Black-owned businesses and the growth of the Black economy.
The Black Lives Matter movement is at its core, a collective of liberators who believe in an inclusive and spacious movementHowever, if you have been struggling to figure out a way you can really make a difference, then getting behind Black Pound Day is a great way to start.member, Swiss, this national campaign is set-up to help support Black-owned businesses and the growth of the Black economy.Here's everything you need to know to make sure you're making a difference with your money.
'Black Pound Day is a real solution-based, community-empowering campaign and motivating endeavour that will leave a better infrastructure for the next generation to walk into,' reads a statementThe first Black Pound Day took place on 27th June and will be every first Saturday of the month going forward, meaning the next one is 1st August.This content is imported from Instagram.
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