Take The Census 
We will analyze the data to identify which businesses need specific assistance, ensuring that resources, programs, and support are directed where they will make the most impact.
The data will allow us and our partners to talk about the market size, apply and allocate resources effectively, and determine the scope and need for services that will help businesses grow.
The insights gained will shape future initiatives, including the development of Birmingham’s Black Business Center, which will focus on fostering economic growth and ensuring equitable opportunities for Black entrepreneurs.
Armed with reliable data, our partners are able to advocate for policies, investments, and support that are tailored to the real needs of Black-owned businesses, ensuring your voice is heard.
Start now making an impact on the future of Birmingham's Black businesses.
The data you provide helps craft resources tailored to your specific needs, increasing your chances of success.
Your participation opens doors to potential funding, programs, and support that can elevate your business.
By joining the census, you’re helping build a sense of community with other Black entrepreneurs, reducing feelings of isolation and creating opportunities for collaboration.
You’ll be playing a direct role in Birmingham’s growth, ensuring Black businesses are part of the city’s progress and prosperity.
Your participation helps improve the business landscape, giving you access to future opportunities and allowing you to say you contributed to Birmingham’s success.
With accurate information on Black-owned businesses, you can develop programs that directly respond to real needs, attracting more clients and increasing your effectiveness.
Gain access to new businesses and clients, diversifying your audience and expanding your ability to serve.
A centralized space with business data removes barriers, making it easier to inform decisions, track progress, and communicate your organization's value.
Position your organization as a vital, cooperative force in the ecosystem by actively contributing to and benefiting from the census data.
