Build Economic Power in Your Community
Local chapters are the backbone of the movement. Each chapter organizes economic empowerment, business support, education, and community development in their city or region.
Start a ChapterWhat Chapters Do
Each chapter becomes a local engine for economic empowerment, education, and community action.
Community Organizing
Bring together local business owners, professionals, and community members around shared economic goals.
Business Support
Create networks that drive customers to local Black-owned businesses and help new entrepreneurs launch.
Food Security Initiatives
Organize community gardens, food cooperatives, and partnerships to address local food deserts.
Financial Education
Host workshops on budgeting, investing, homeownership, business planning, and generational wealth.
Mentorship Networks
Connect experienced professionals with aspiring entrepreneurs and young people in your community.
Diaspora Connections
Link your chapter with communities of African descent worldwide for cultural exchange and economic collaboration.
How to Start a Chapter
Express Interest
Fill out the interest form with your city, background, and vision for your local chapter.
Receive the Playbook
We’ll send you the chapter leadership guide with framework, best practices, and startup resources.
Build Your Core Team
Identify 3–5 founding members who share the vision for local economic empowerment.
Launch & Connect
Officially launch your chapter and join the global network of community leaders building together.
Chapter Leader Opportunities
Chapter leaders receive the framework, resources, and community support to organize meaningful economic empowerment in their area. Leadership is about service, accountability, and building together.
Interested in Starting a Chapter?
Tell us about yourself and your community. We\u2019ll follow up with the chapter playbook and next steps.
Chapters are part of the global Rebuild Black Wall Street initiative. Every chapter operates with transparency, accountability, and community-first principles.
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