Black Love Builds Black Legacies. Build Intentionally. Practical support for what we can do now—and what we are building toward. People of different generations plan together around a table.

WHAT YOU CAN USE TODAY

Use NBWSAA’s public resources to explore Black-owned businesses, plan household and business priorities, find training and support information, and learn together across generations. Start with one useful task, then follow its guide or provider route.

Explore the current resource catalog, join the free Community, or send a question or community idea. Protected free Griot stories and Pencils Episodes 2–5 use a separate free Reader account.

Still in development: facilitated cohorts, expanded leadership and organizing support, custom services and NBWSAA-hosted programs. These require confirmed capacity, qualified providers where needed, safeguards and approval before opening. Paid membership enrollment remains closed.

Compare membership learning packages and included benefits on our Memberships & Benefits page. Recording paid membership interest collects no payment and activates no paid benefits.

PUT THE RESOURCES TO WORK

Plan: work through a money, time, business or ownership-planning guide in your own private copy. Learn: explore practical learning, history and The Pencils with your family. Connect: browse businesses, submit a listing for review, share a community need or express voluntary Builder interest. These current routes give you a starting point; provider eligibility, inquiry responses, listings and future roles remain subject to their own requirements and review.

CHOOSE YOUR RESOURCE PATH

Choose the task you need today. Keep completed personal records private; outside providers set their own eligibility, cost and availability.

Planning resources are educational; they do not replace qualified legal, financial, medical or tax advice. No listing, funding, referral, employment or other outcome is guaranteed.

Your Digital Green Book. Free Community Membership. More Than a Directory. Find, Learn, Connect, Build. Black families, business owners and growers connect across America beside the historic Green Book.