Feb 16, 2021
Celebrate Black History By Shopping at These Small Businesses
By using your Stash Stock-Back® Card, you can even earn a percentage back in stock.
During Black History Month, you can celebrate by supporting Black-owned businesses.
You might already have your own list of Black-owned businesses where you like to shop. If you don’t, we at Stash have asked our coworkers to compile a list of Black-owned businesses they love, and where you can shop this month. These companies are uplifting their communities by providing their expertise to make a difference:
Naturallee Natural by Lisa Bailey
Lisa Bailey
Lisa Bailey is a highly sought-after editorial hair stylist in the beauty industry, specializing in natural hair care. If you’re not in the NYC area to experience her famous techniques in person, you can still benefit from her expertise. Bailey’s online store offers a range of natural hair products including balms, oils, and hair masks, formulated to deeply nourish your hair.
Recommended by: Terrie, Brand and Creative
Rugerks: Organic at its Best
Nadine and Kevin McLean
A love of cooking and healthy eating inspired the McLeans to start Rugerks Organic. The duo grows organic crops in their own backyard—and bring that passion for fresh produce to an online marketplace. Their goal? Providing more people with easier access to organic teas, herbs, spices, and more.
Recommended by: Beatriz, Human Resources
Posh Candle Co.
Tay Watts
Posh Candle Co. is a one-woman show. Watts, who makes all her candles from 100% soy from American soy farms, also uses phthalate-free fragrances and colorful decorative phrases. Her hope is to inspire women to be their authentic selves and encourage a positive mindset. Watts also works to support projects from organizations and entrepreneurs that share the same passions.
Recommended by: Greg, AML Compliance
Invest as you shop
With Stash, you can shop with your Stock-Back® Card and earn pieces of stocks each time you make a purchase at a publicly traded company.1 And when you support a small business using your card, you can earn pieces of a custom stock reward. You can build a portfolio that reflects your interests and values.
So by using your Stock-Back® Card at Black-owned businesses you won’t just be celebrating Black History Month, you’ll also be investing and building your personal portfolio.
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1All rewards earned through use of the Stash Visa Debit card (Stock-Back® Card) will be fulfilled by Stash Investments LLC. Rewards will go to your Stash personal investment account, which is not FDIC insured. You will bear the standard fees and expenses reflected in the pricing of the investments that you earn, plus fees for various ancillary services charged by Stash. Stash Stock-Back® Rewards is not sponsored or endorsed by Green Dot Bank, Green Dot Corporation, Visa U.S.A., or any of their respective affiliates.
This material is not a recommendation or statement of satisfaction from Stash. Stash is not affiliated with Hair by Lisa Bailey, Rugerks Organic, or Posh Candle Co. All views and opinions of Stash employees are their own and do not reflect the views or opinions of Stash. All product and company names are trademarks™ or registered® trademarks of their respective holders. Use of them does not imply any affiliation with or endorsement by them.
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