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We're Supporting Her Purpose And Celebrating Her Destiny! About This Community
Welcome to Thyme 4 Her! Welcome to our community! Group Rules:
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A community for black women to provide THYME 4 HER to openly ask entrepreneurs for the “spices” used to make it happen! Our Purpose: To give our “Thyme 4 Her” women of color entrepreneurs! Our Vision: Be a catalyst for changing society's perception about the magnitude of the presence of [not-for-profit] supportive mentors in the lives of women of color. Our Mission: To build a community for women of color to openly ask accomplished entrepreneurs for the “spices/ techniques” used to make their success happen. We also focus on sharing “FREE” business development advice and marketing techniques. Our mission is to empower a community of talented women that we believe are both willing and capable to obtain their entrepreneurship goals, yet, they simply need the beneficiary of a good deed repaying the kindness to others. Our community Supports Her Purpose & Celebrates Her Destiny! NO Self-Promotions or Spam- Self-promotion is not allowed. This includes the sharing of links, pages, live videos, websites, asking members to DM/email for services, etc. in posts and comments.
*Thyme 4 Her is not responsible nor profit for any unsolicited/solicited or suggested advice/financial/sales transactions between members. *
2. Keep it relevant to our group's mission. - Posts, memes, links, and videos that are not relevant to Thyme 4 Her, and our mission will not be approved.
3. Frequently Asked Question/Post - We are all on providing support and share “FREE” business development advice and marketing techniques and sometimes we face the same issues or have the same questions. Please use the search bar in the group to find available content on your current request.
4. Financial Assistance - Being a part of a large community requires transparency with boundaries. Anyone seeking monetary/non-monetary donations will not be approved but reviewed by the admin team.
5. Speak to your own experience - Our community is here to support you. Please don't submit posts requesting help for friends, family members, or other people besides yourself. Without their direct input, we can’t provide adequate information and resources.
6. Be Kind and Courteous - We're all in this together to create a welcoming environment. Let's treat everyone with respect. Healthy debates are natural, but kindness is required.
7. No Hate Speech or Bullying- Make sure everyone feels safe. Bullying of any kind isn't allowed, and degrading comments about things like race, religion, culture, sexual orientation, gender or identity will not be tolerated.
8. Respect Everyone's Privacy - Being part of this group requires mutual trust. Authentic, expressive discussions make groups great, but may also be sensitive and private. What's shared in this group should stay in this group.
9. Use our roll call and welcome posts - Use our roll calls and new member welcome posts to introduce yourself to the group.
10. Respect the decisions of the Admin Team- Read over the guidelines for post submissions before submitting them. We do not approve all submitted posts for a variety of reasons. Please respect the admin's decision and refrain from creating a duplicate post questioning why your post wasn't approved.
11/16/2021
FOREVER GRATEFUL TO "THE NEW ORLEANS FOUR"
'New Orleans Four' Marks 60th Anniversary of the Little Black Girls Who Integrated Louisiana Schools Gail Etienne recalls the day she and three other 6-year-old made history by being the first to integrate schools in New Orleans.
11/13/2021
This Black High School Teacher Won The $1 Million Global Teacher Prize
This Black High School Teacher Won The $1 Million Global Teacher Prize Keishia Thorpe was selected among 8,000 nominations and applications from 121 countries around the world.
05/01/2021
Practical Gifts For The Mompreneur
9 Practical Gifts For The Mompreneur In Your Life When it comes to the boss mom entrepreneur in your life, there are likely things they could really use this Mother's Day.
05/01/2021
The Youngest Female Trader on Wall Street
The Youngest Female Trader on Wall Street Reveals The Best Financial Advice She Ever Received For Financial Literacy Month, Lauren Simmons chatted with ESSENCE about her stock trading career, financial literacy, and the significance of the word "no" in your career.
05/01/2021
Black Women Are Thriving... Pushing Through The Pandemic
Never Mind The Pandemic, These Black Women Are Thriving Armed with creativity and gumption, these resourceful business owners have managed to turn a tough season on its head.
04/21/2021
WATCH Guilty On All 3 Counts In George Floyd’s Death
Watch: Jury reaches verdict at trial over George Floyd's death The verdict is to be read late Tuesday afternoon.
04/19/2021
Start a 501c3 Nonprofit
Anyone Need Help with IRS 501c3 Application Preparation? Just Ask because we got "THYME4HER" 😁
04/16/2021
The Bruce family saga began almost 100 years ago when The Bruce Family bought the first of two lots of Manhattan Beach beachfront along the Strand between 26th and 27th streets for $1,225.
Good fight for the Bruce Family of descendants!
Black family whose ancestors were robbed of LA beach resort may get land back A black family whose ancestors were robbed of the beach resort they owned in Manhattan Beach almost 100 years ago may finally get the land back. A new bill, if passed, will permit Los Angeles Count…
04/16/2021
Passion vs Money: Should You Choose a Job You Love or One That Pays Lots of Money?
A) Why Should You Choose Money over Passion?
B) Why Should Follow Your Passion Instead of the Money?
*Another Conversation Starter
04/16/2021
INTERESTING STATISTICS: Black Women Were Among The Fastest-Growing Entrepreneurs—Then Covid Arrived
The face of female entrepreneurship overall is becoming a lot less white. Black women represent 42% of new women-owned businesses—three times their share of the female population—and 36% of all Black-owned employer businesses.
High levels of educational attainment, coupled with overcoming barriers to corporate advancement, have prompted Black women to pursue entrepreneurship, where they’ve become a potent economic force...
Black Women Were Among The Fastest-Growing Entrepreneurs—Then Covid Arrived The pandemic threatens to wipe out decades of progress for Black female entrepreneurs.
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