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Featured on @CLTBlackOwned – Week of July 26 Recap

Each week the creative team at @CLTBlackOwned — Maddy, Jeff, Ashley and Jeremy — highlights a different Black-owned business in Charlotte and the surrounding area Monday through Saturday. On Sundays, they ask you for business suggestions or highlight multiple businesses in a particular field.

The group shares Charlotte’s wide community of Black-owned retailers, restauranteurs, service-providers, creatives, consultants and innovators with their over 22,000 Instagram followers.

To help them advance their mission and spread the word, we’ll recap their selections regularly in The Biscuit. Read the list below of business highlighted during the Week of July 26 and then help them spread the word, too. Support these businesses, share them with your friends and family, hire them, eat their food, buy their products. These businesses deserve to be known by everyone in Charlotte.

You can also suggest any Black-owned businesses that @CLTBlackOwned should know about. And give the group a follow on Instagram while you’re at it!

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Week of July 27, 2020


AP Home Design
Category: Home Organization & Painting

PO Box 77534
Charlotte, NC 28271
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Choice Words from CLTBO: “The mother and son team began the business to “bring solace to passionate and busy people” by offering stress-free painting services at competitive rates. AP Home Design believes home owners can give their homes an upgrade (and save on renovation costs) with a new, modern coat of paint.” 

 

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Protect Your Neck Mobile Chiropractic
Category: Health & Wellness

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Choice Words from CLTBO: “Dr. Darryll Williams started his business, Protect Your Neck (name inspired by the Wu-Tang Clan), in August 2019. He began his business to make chiropractic care more convenient for patients. Dr. Williams loves the freedom and flexibility in his schedule and having a different environment daily while working with his patients.” 

 

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Mr. Seafood
Category: Food & Drink

5430 N Tryon Street
Charlotte, NC 28213
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Choice Words from CLTBO: “Husband and wife team Russell & Chika open Charlotte’s newest local seafood spot this year. Boasting fresh, quality seafood, exceptional customer service, and conveniently affordable prices, Mr. Seafood Charlotte can quickly become a local favorite. Their current (due to COVID) hours are Thursday – Sunday.” 

 

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The Necessities Company
Category: Online Marketplace

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Choice Words from CLTBO: “Owner, Aurora, started her family business, The Necessities Company, in June 2019. She started her business out of the desire for the Black community to practice group economics, circulate black dollars, and foster a new attitude about shopping black first. Aurora loves seeing and hearing the reactions from customers when advised all products are Black made/owned.”

 

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FUNOHCAKES
Category: Food & Drink

Text “Funnel Cakes” to 31996 for location info.
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Choice Words from CLTBO: “Using their own branded funnel cake batter, FunOhCakes has some of the best funnel cakes in town! Their menu ranges from the classic powdered sugar and funnel cake to red velvet, caramel apple, Oreo, and more! They even developed their own product called Funsants-a funnel cake/ croissant hybrid that’s sure to make you come back!”

 

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V (Five) Star Roofing, LLC
Category: Home Improvement

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Choice Words from CLTBO: “Founder/owner, Fred Wilson, began V (Five) Star Roofing because he felt ownership is important as an African-American. He finds fulfillment in helping others and meeting customers from different walks of life. Fred works hard to educate and spread the word that a roof replacement can be covered through insurance because he has found most aren’t aware.”

 

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