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Curley’s House gets community grant to assist in its feeding mission

Curley’s House gets community grant to assist in its feeding mission

Liberty City non-profit seeks more resources as demand for food grows Curley’s House of Style, Inc./Hope Relief Food Bank, a Liberty City-based community outreach center, was recently awarded with a grant as part of the Restaurant Community Grants program from the Darden Foundation, the charitable arm of Darden…

H.O.P.E.’s mission: Ending housing discrimination in FL

Non-profit organization’s 20th anniversary — targets cases in M-DC and Broward It’s been 45 years since Congress passed the Federal Fair Housing Act [FHA], but bigotry still permeates throughout American society like an abandoned house that needs to be renovated. And on the local scene, Housing Opportunities Project for…

Dolphins to hold job ‘opportunity fair’

The Dolphins will open up Sun Life Stadium on Thursday, May 2, to aspiring construction workers, laborers and others who would want to work on their proposed stadium renovation project. It is called an “opportunity fair” rather than a job fair. The expo runs from 10 a.m. to…

Successful entrepreneur gets start in Overtown

Kenneth L. Perry, owner of PKL recalls career growth Urban environments or ghettos as they are commonly referred…

Persistence pays off

Single mom refuses to abandon her dream When the real estate industry went bust several years ago, there…

Family is the key at Rasool’s Sportswear together

Liberty City business still putting its stamp on the Black community People often dream about venturing into the…

Women move towards the front in today’s businesses world

But have we really arrived at a level equal to men? We are in the early days of…

Community gets a “taste” of Black-owned restaurants

Collaborative venture seeks to increase patrons at local eateries Dorsey Educational Center in Liberty City was the site…

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