Anna Cobb turned a life-threatening experience into a life-changing mission. After surviving a severe allergic reaction to a synthetic energy supplement that left her on life support and in a coma, she knew there had to be a better way to energize naturally. With a degree in plant science and her grandmother’s wisdom on holistic health, she founded Rejuvenation, a wellness brand offering 100% plant-based energy juices with only six organic, allergen-free ingredients.
Cobb shares that Rejuvenation’s clean energy drinks deliver sustained energy without the jitters or crashes found in synthetic alternatives. From holiday mocktail kits to customizable wellness gift boxes, Rejuvenation is expanding its offerings while staying true to its mission of inspiring healthier lifestyles and empowering wellness.
The brand’s impact hasn’t gone unnoticed. Winning Pharrell Williams’ Black Ambition Prize provided the resources to rebrand and scale operations, leading to retail partnerships like Oasis Fresh Market and plans to expand into 20 more stores early next year.
Anna’s advice for fellow Black women entrepreneurs? “Trust your vision and never let doubt overshadow your determination. Your impact is immeasurable.” Learn more about Rejuvenation and shop here: www.drinkrejuv.com. You can also support their GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/Get-Rejuvenation-to-500-stores.
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Sonteria Bowie is breaking barriers in the wine industry with Tranquil Blends Wine, a Black Woman Owned boutique wine brand based in Milwaukee, WI, rooted in inclusivity, education, and handcrafted excellence. From vibrant Raspberry Peach Sangria to crisp Pétillant Chardonnay and refreshing Green Apple Riesling, Tranquil Blends offers a curated selection of wines that make every sip an experience.
What started as a passion project has blossomed into a thriving business, with a storefront inside the Sherman Phoenix Marketplace and a production contract to ship wine nationwide. One of Sonteria’s proudest achievements was hosting Milwaukee’s first Wine Train Experience, a curated event that introduced an innovative way to enjoy wine. She has also been recognized as Kenosha’s Best for Wine, highlighting her dedication to reshaping the wine industry.
Tranquil Blends is about creating a community. The brand’s wine club memberships offer exclusive tastings and monthly selections, making premium wine accessible to everyone, no matter their level of expertise.
Sonteria’s advice? Stay resilient, trust your journey, and build a strong support system. Be unapologetic about your vision and value. She encourages fellow entrepreneurs to break barriers and pursue their passions with confidence. Her message is clear: success doesn’t come from perfection, but from consistency, learning, and staying true to your mission.
Looking toward the future, Sonteria’s long-term goal is to expand Tranquil Blends Wine’s wholesale operations and continue growing her presence nationwide. Through mentorship and community-driven initiatives, she aims to create a legacy that empowers and uplifts future generations of Black women entrepreneurs in the wine industry and beyond.
With every bottle poured and every connection made, Tranquil Blends Wine is transforming Milwaukee’s wine scene, one unforgettable experience at a time.
Visit in person at Sherman Phoenix Marketplace or shop online at tranquilblendsllc.com
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Caviar Dream, founded by Kendra Anderson, is redefining the way we experience caviar. As the first nationally distributed Black and Woman Owned caviar business, Caviar Dream is on a mission to make caviar accessible to everyone. Historically, caviar has been gatekept by the wealthy and privileged, often excluding BIack, Indigenous, People of Color, and underserved communities. But Kendra and her co-founder are changing the game by turning this luxury delicacy into an inclusive experience.
Through direct-to-consumer sales, private parties, and innovative food and beverage event activations, Caviar Dream fosters inclusivity, accessibility, and cultural evolution. Whether it’s a playful pairing or an engaging educational experience, the brand ensures that everyone can become a “Caviar Dreamer.”
“Caviar Dream makes caviar a little less fancy and a lot more fun,” says Anderson. “We provide representation, access, and experiences that encourage our community to live well.”
As the brand looks ahead to 2025, expect to see exciting activations and retail pop-ups in key markets such as NYC, Atlanta, Washington DC/DMV, and Texas. Plus, partnerships with BIPOC and woman-owned wine, spirits, and specialty food brands are on the horizon.
Explore more at www.caviardream.co and follow their journey of making caviar for the people.
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In Detroit, where food and fashion are more than just trends, they’re culture—Alyce White took a leap of faith. After decades as a chef, including working at major sports arenas for the Detroit Tigers and Pistons, she grew tired of being overlooked. So, at 52 Alyce started over, determined to build something of her own.
That gamble turned into Alis Korner Take-Out, a soul food restaurant where every dish is packed with flavor—but made without salt or salt substitutes. But Alyce didn’t stop there. She also launched Walking in Black, an Italian luxury shoe line designed with comfort and culture in mind. Its first release, the Midgelumn831, is handcrafted from the Italian leathers and materials, made to order for those who want to walk in both style and purpose.
For Alyce, this journey is about about legacy. With every purchase, she donates $1 to sickle cell anemia research and continues her long-standing tradition of feeding the community out of her own pocket.
Her message is simple: Go for it. Whatever it is, it’s not too late. Inside every Midgelumn831, you’ll find these words: “Be somebody nobody thought you could be.” Alyce is walking in Black—and inviting others to do the same.
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Deep Roots Farm, a Black Woman Owned and operated regenerative farm, is bringing fresh, seasonal produce directly to Maryland communities. With locations in Brandywine and Upper Marlboro, the farm spans 53 acres, growing a diverse selection of vegetables, herbs, fruit, and flowers while raising chickens—all with a commitment to sustainable agriculture and innovation.
Shoppers can enjoy the farm’s offerings by visiting local farmers’ markets or subscribing to their CSA (Community Supported Agriculture) membership. Each CSA box is filled with 6-10 freshly harvested, seasonal items, ranging from staples like kale and carrots to unique varietals grown exclusively for members.
Getting started is simple! Customers can sign up for a CSA membership and receive farm-fresh produce weekly. If you’re outside their service area, Deep Roots Farm offers a convenient Porch Pickup option. By gathering four neighbors to join, you can establish a new pickup location at your home or business. Support Black women in agriculture and visit Deep Roots Farm online or at your local market.
If you’re looking for ways to connect with Black-owned farms in the DC, Maryland, an Virginia area we suggest starting with these two lists: Maryland Market Money’s list of Black-owned farms and Future Harvest’s resources for consumers. Be sure to check each farm’s website to stay updated on their current offerings and operations. For those outside of Maryland you can explore resources like HiiHAT, a Black search engine or choose a search engine of your choice. Many farms also offer CSA memberships, direct purchasing, and even online stores, making the access to fresh, locally grown produce easy and affordable.
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Whether you’re craving a flavorful vegan protein, an energizing pre-workout, or a Greens Superfood powder with Vitamin D3, these Black Woman Owned brands have what you need to fuel your wellness journey. Explore them below and shop #BlackWomanOwned when you’re ready
1. Health Atelier
About: Health Atelier is rewriting the wellness script. They’re on a mission to build a world where health is a luxurious, inclusive journey for everyone, but also refreshingly straightforward and irresistibly fun. They’re all about breaking the mold with superior nutrition, quality, and a sprinkle of wit. At Health Atelier, wellness isn’t just good for you; it’s a delightfully enjoyable part of your day.
About: Just Move Supplements is a Black-owned, family-run vegan supplement brand based in Houston, Texas. They create flavor-packed, high-quality products that support your wellness journey. Their carefully curated plant-based ingredients and unique, nostalgic flavors make their supplements a delicious and ethical choice. Join them in moving towards better health today.
Fuel Your Body, Shop Black Woman Owned This year, fuel your wellness journey elevate your health with products by Black Women entrepreneurs. And remember, Black Women do EVERYTHING!
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