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he people of Texas need our help right now as the state navigates unprecedented harsh winter weather conditions that have left nearly 3 million people without power, putting precious lives at risk.

One of the ways you can help is by donating to Urban League affiliates in Texas, who are working on the ground to provide critical relief:

Austin Urban League: #LoveThyNeighbor

The Austin Area Urban League continues its emergency donation drive for the housing insecure communities of Austin, Texas.

In January, the Entrepreneurship Center at the Urban League of Greater Cleveland (Cleveland, OH) hosted its 6th Annual Pitch Competition in conjunction with the launch of the UBIZ Venture Capital Small Business Loan Fund. This fund was established to bring tangible solutions to disparities in small business lending for African Americans and other disadvantaged small businesses.

With 2020 having been a very difficult year for business owners, the Urban League of Greater Cleveland celebrated small business owners throughout Greater Cleveland by honoring their commitment and hard work in entrepreneurship. Specifically, the Urban League looked to celebrate business owners who: