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ABOUT US

Together System is a 501c3 non-profit organization, funded by its member, for the sole purpose of rebuilding African-American communities via Cooperations. We use funds provided by our member to invest in businesses and cooperatives in African American communities. We then use the surplus from these businesses to continue investing in African American communities.

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Black Businesses Funding

Due to historical discrimination, African Americans are severely disadvantage and lack equal access to business funding. These element are being upheld by credit reporting agencies and often disguised as capitalism. Therefore we provide easy access to funding methods without credit reporting or traditional vetting process.

Remove Bad Elements

Foreigners enter our communities and extract large amount of profits without considering reinvesting into the communities they serve. Our model is designed to remove and replace these bad elements with community owned and managed cooperatives and businesses.

Profits To Community Money

Our Community Owned development model convert high margin businesses opportunities , which are owned and operated by foreign elements to community owned assets. Thereby using all business profits to fund much need community programs such as improved education and crime prevention.

HEALTH AND HOUSING

The average person about $4,000 per year (insurance) on health care, $20,000 on home cost, $8,000 on food and$5,000 on transportation. These cost consume between 50%-70%. We are dedicated to ensuring that profits from these expenses are reinvested in our communities.

The Essential Systems Needed To Rebuild Our Communities

These are the essential systems that are needed to ensure a steady flow of income into our community development programs. These key businesses keeps a large portion of money within the community.

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    The Community Fund

    The community fund is a donor-advised fund, funded purely by parties interested in African-American community development. Many our our members contribute a small but consistant monthly donation.
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    Chakula Markets

    Food expenditure represents 20% of of the average person monthly budget. This food hub offers needed stable items food and reinvest all profits toward grants and loans to African American owned and managed coops.
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    Utility Cooperative

    Electricity, fuel and gas consume about 15 percent of our monthly income. We are seeking to recover a large portion of these economic drains by investing in utility cooperatives.