Fundadora y dueña de 3´BEntrevista realizada por Ruthy Rodriguez y Sara Tamara Giraldo Junio 2022 RR: Antes de todo quiero decirte que fue un placer tenerte como estudiante de La … Read More
SEG otorga la primera ronda de Pequeñas subvenciones de capital para elevar las empresas de impacto en Rhode Island
Social Enterprise Greenhouse (SEG) otorgó $80,000 a 16 pequeñas empresas y organizaciones sin fines de lucro distintas de Rhode Island a través de su Microgrant Fund (Pequeña Subvención de Capital) recientemente lanzado.
SEG Awards First Round of Microgrants to Elevate Impact Businesses in Rhode Island
ocial Enterprise Greenhouse (SEG) awarded $80,000 to 16 distinct Rhode Island small businesses and nonprofits through its recently launched Microgrant Fund. Each awardee received up to $5,000 to support key activities or obtain the necessary tools that will help take ventures to the next level. SEG’s Microgrant Fund was established with an initial gift from donors Mary Elleen and Chris Patton earlier this year.
In Honor of Mothers
In the SEG ecosystem, you have ventures who are working to ensure that all types of mothers have the support they need throughout the journey. We have ventures that support mothers walking through pregnancy, birth, and sometimes loss learning how to navigate postpartum, breastfeeding, and parenting, moving through parenting and working, creating communities for moms, and raising the bar for more equitable maternal healthcare especially for Black and brown mothers.
We’re Partnering with Pangea, the Largest College Freelance Network
“Since participating in the SEG Impact Accelerator in 2018, our team has consistently leveraged college talent to help us build and grow our product – a college freelancing marketplace now live on more than 1,500 campuses. We’re thrilled to partner with the SEG community to help more entrepreneurs access an affordable yet capable talent pool here in Rhode Island and across the country. With Pangea.app, SEG community members will get $100 of free work completed for them by a college freelancer of their choosing in anything from design, to engineering, to marketing and content creation,” said Adam.
Preguntas y respuestas con Leisha M. Clemente de NEWERATAXES LLC
“Así que como mujeres súper, súper, súper bien difícil ser una mujer emprendedora y básicamente es importante entender que a pesar de todo eso, tenemos que cuidarnos a nosotras mismas.”
Women Championing the Voices of Women In Rhode Island
Kelly Nevins, the CEO of Women’s Fund of Rhode Island, and Anita Bruno, the Founder of Rhode Island Women in the Trades (RIWITT), are women determined to ensure women are heard across industries.
Celebrate Black Joy | Recognize the History
Entrepreneur Q & A We are so lucky to have incredible entrepreneurs in our ecosystem. We were able to get in touch with some of them and chat about their … Read More
What Cheer Flower Farm Wins Nonprofit Innovation Lab
What Cheer Flower Farm Wins Nonprofit Innovation Lab, Secures $50,000 in Seed Funding to Expand its Reach to Children Program of United Way of RI and Social Enterprise Greenhouse culminated … Read More
Celebrating Our Fall 2021 Impact Accelerator Grads!
We’re so excited to share that twelve businesses are graduating from Social Enterprise Greenhouse’s Impact Accelerator program on January 13. Since September, these entrepreneurs have worked diligently and creatively to … Read More