BlaQue Cash Mob at
Earnest Foods in Queens
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| Founder of The BlaQue Resource Network Aleeia Abraham |
On Sunday, November 24, BlaQue Community Cares will host a BlaQue Cash Mob at Earnest Foods, a Black-owned organic grocery store in Jamaica, Queens. A cash mob is a community effort to boost sales by shopping locally, supporting Black-owned businesses, and promoting economic empowerment in Queens.
Earnest Foods opened its doors in November 2021, during a critical time for the community. As Jamaica, Queens, continues to grapple with the challenges of being a food desert, the organic supermarket was founded to address a dire need: access to fresh, healthy, and high quality food options.
Event Details:
Date: Sunday, November 24th, from 2 - 4 PM
Location: Earnest Foods, 123-01 Merrick Boulevard, Queens, NY 11434
Purpose: To support Earnest Foods and highlight the need for sustainable local businesses in underserved areas.
“This is about more than a day of shopping,” said Aleeia Abraham, founder of BlaQue Community Cares. “It’s about using our dollars to sustain businesses that support our neighborhoods.”
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Community Rallies Behind
BlaQue Cash Mob at
Earnest Foods in Queens
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Earnest Foods is a symbol of resilience in Jamaica, Queens, providing healthier food options often unavailable locally. The BlaQue Cash Mob supports these businesses and strengthens the community. Learn more: earnestfoods.eventbrite.
About BlaQue Community Cares:
BlaQue Community Cares, a division of the BlaQue Resource Network, is committed to uplifting Black-owned businesses and communities in Queens, NY. Through events, resources, and education, it connects residents with businesses that drive positive change.
For media inquiries, please contact:
Latoya Lindsay
Phone: 917-742-1532
Email: LatoyaLindsay@BlaQueNY.
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