November 9th 2020

October 2020 Amber Grant Finalists

We’re writing to share with you 10 finalists for the $10,000 October Amber Grant.

Once again, we’re selecting 10 finalists this month and each month going forward. The goal is to highlight even more amazing women-owned businesses.

In addition, the October recipient will be the 11th of 12 finalists for the 2020 year-end Amber Grant ($25,000). (You can view past winners here.) You can expect an announcement on the October recipient by early next week. Take notice, however, as earning the November Amber Grant is your last chance to become eligible for the $25,000 award.

For now, congratulations to the following 10 women-owned businesses:

Honest Pets Hospital

Everly’s Hope

 

The Invisible Diaries

Invisible diary logo

Website

 

Beyond Beauty School

BBS Studio logo

Website

 

Brewability

Brewability logo

Website

 

Jesse Lewis Choose Love Movement

Choose love movement logo

Website

 

Heal The Brain with Jane

heal the brain logo

Website

 

Master Residential and Commercial Cleaning

Master Cleaning logo

Website

 

Ditale

 

Wiley Robb & Associates

Wiley and Rod Associates logo

Website

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