1/2 During the month of June we teamed up with one of our Indigenous-owned vendors, Culture Shock Jewelry, to help raise funds for the Legacy of Hope Foundation.
Through sales and direct donations on our website, together we helped raise over $3000 that will go towards their
On Episode 2 of Business Class: Build It Braver, we talk about growing a BIPOC-owned business with Jordan Subban, Founder of online marketplace @ujimaainc and his mentor Wes Hall, influential broker and Founder & CEO of Kingsdale Advisors and Black North.
2/2 mission to educate and foster reconciliation, and to create just and equal relationships among all people in Canada.
To our community - for coming together to support and stand in solidarity with the Indigenous community we say:
MIIGWETCH|THANK YOU
#TogetherWeAreUjimaa
1/2 During the month of June we teamed up with one of our Indigenous-owned vendors, Culture Shock Jewelry, to help raise funds for the Legacy of Hope Foundation.
Through sales and direct donations on our website, together we helped raise over $3000 that will go towards their
4/4 For more information on Culture Shock Jewelry, the Legacy of Hope Foundation and making direct donations visit the link below.#IndigenousHistoryMonth#nihm2021
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1/4 Thank you to everyone who has supported the initiative between Ujimaa, Culture Shock Jewelry and the Legacy of Hope Foundation. Our community has come together in such a meaningful way by standing in solidarity and offering support to the Indigenous Community,
3/4 also be donating 100% of our commission for every purchase of Culture Shock Jewelry on our website.Beautiful pieces like the Square Black Marbled Earrings are still available. We also encourage you to donate directly to the Legacy of Hope Foundation, if you can.
#Ad@AmexCanada launched Blueprint: Backing BIPOC Businesses, a mentorship & grant program that will provide resources & a $10K grant to 100 BIPOC entrepreneurs in Canada. Click to learn more & apply! Eligibility criteria & terms apply. #AmexBlueprint https://t.co/irVhptXAFn
Finally got my hands on some @mofercoffee ☕️🇪🇹 and my house smells like heaven 😍 They’ve partnered with @UjimaaInc and have an amazing initiative supporting @sickkids throughout the month of April with every purchase — check them out! #ShopSmall#SupportLocal
Meet our newest vendor Milkyas Tefera, the CEO of Mofer Coffee.
In 2013 his family had a personal experience with Sick Kids Hospital and now is teaming up with Ujimaa to give back!
During the month of April, for every purchase of Mofer Coffee on Ujimaa, they’ll be donating 20% of the profits to Sick Kids Hospital. Alongside Mofer Coffee, Ujimaa will be donating 100% of the commission earned on every purchase of Mofer Coffee on https://t.co/KBqX5bWyTh.
During the off-season, hockey star @jordansubban started sharpening his tech skills along with his skates. Now, the entrepreneur is ‘finding joy’ boosting BIPOC-owned brands in his online marketplace, @UjimaaInc https://t.co/70VrMd7qSD
International Women’s Day is an opportunity to celebrate the achievements of women and highlight ways we can create a more inclusive world for all.
Learn more about the powerful women that have joined the Ujimaa community and see how they #ChooseToChallenge.
#IWD2021
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Black-owned brands you can support this month… and every month!
To learn more about these amazing Black-owned businesses check out their bio on each of their shop pages on Ujimaa!
Today we’re introducing a new feature on Ujimaa. The purpose of this feature is to optimize customer experience by creating more convenient shipping options, specifically when you’re purchasing products from multiple vendors.
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