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A Queenpreneur's Plan: Empowering Black Women Entrepreneurs

Increasing representation through resource advocacy, empowerment, and education.


Invest in Tomorrow: The 20/20 Vision Campaign

Join "A Queenpreneur's Plan" in empowering future Black women entrepreneurs through our HBCU Program 20/20 Vision Campaign. Our goal is to raise $20,000 to support 20 talented students in their entrepreneurial journey.

Your investment directly fuels their dreams, providing vital resources and acceleration opportunities. Start today with a transformative contribution of just $15 per month and help us shape a brighter future.

Annual Dare to Dream Awards

1

Celebration

Honoring overlooked community contributors in various categories.

2

Arts Showcase

Spotlighting talented artists and performers.

3

Junior Queenpreneurs

Opportunity for young entrepreneurs to apply for arts scholarships.

About

A Queenpreneur's Plan 501(c)(3) is an award-winning nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering and supporting Black women entrepreneurs, artists, and HBCU students. Recognized as the Nonprofit of the Year by the Huntsville Metro Black Chamber, we are committed to addressing the fact that 61% of Black women self-fund their businesses, often facing greater challenges in accessing traditional funding sources. Our mission is to close that funding gap by providing resources, mentorship, and financial support to help Black women entrepreneurs thrive.

Our Vision and Mission

Vision

Increase representation of black-owned women businesses through resource advocacy, empowerment, and education.

Mission

Empower black women to develop and monetize their purpose, impacting business growth and community.

Board Members

Latoya Whitfield

Founder & President

Kiara Thomas

Vice President

LaRinda Bryant

Monica Montgomery


Adrian Hargrove


Miriam Mackey


HBCU Queenpreneur Program-Biz Accelerator

Support for HBCU Students

The program provides leadership development, a financial stipend for core business investments, and financial literacy programming for long term success.

Eligibility

Open to HBCU Queenpreneur program participants and HBCU volunteer students.

Impact for Students

$900 Stipend: Provided for operational expenses and founder needs

Personal Mentor: Each participant receives a mentor for one on one coaching

Business Accelerator Program: Participants gain business training to help scale and monetize their businesses with Blaze Group LLC.

Our HBCU Sponsors & Partners

Join our growing community of partners and sponsors who are helping empower the next generation of Black women entrepreneurs. Click on the logo images below to learn more.

Sponsorships Requested by March 9, 2025 (Final payment or commitment made by date)

Global Impact Networking Community

Collaboration

Foster strong partnerships and networking opportunities.

Business Growth

Support the development of black-owned women businesses.

Community Impact

Create positive change through entrepreneurship.

Partners and Sponsors

2024 Dare to Dream Sponsors

We are grateful to our generous sponsors who make the Dare to Dream Awards possible. Their support enables us to recognize and celebrate excellence in our community.

2024 Dare to Dream Winners

Get Involved

1

Partner

Support our mission through partnerships and sponsorships.

2

Donate

Contribute to our programs and help empower black women entrepreneurs.

3

Attend Events

Join our networking events and annual Dare to Dream Awards.

4

Apply

Participate in our HBCU Queenpreneur Program or apply for scholarships.

Connect With Us

Facebook

Follow us for updates and inspirational content.

Instagram

See our community in action and connect with fellow Queenpreneurs.

LinkedIn

Join our professional network and access career opportunities.

Our Partners

Our success relies on having amazing partners who share our mission of empowering black women entrepreneurs. Click on the logo images below to learn more.

Together with our partners, we're creating opportunities and fostering success for the next generation of black women entrepreneurs.

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