Genesis Block Foundations is a 501c3, not for profit, advancing entrepreneurship in underrepresented communities. Our Mission is to reduce barriers to access in support of equity in entrepreneurship, promoting prosperity and empowerment through advancing entrepreneurship in underserved communities. Click To Donate Today!!!
Ensure resources and programs available for entrepreneurs in underrepresented communities that provide business development service for early stage businesses, entrepreneurs and small business owners
Ensure resources and programs available to support early exposure and access to entrepreneurship for youth in underrepresented communities
Will serve as a catalyst for innovation and bring state of the art resources to traditionally underserved neighborhoods
Genesis Block Foundations is a 501c3, not for profit, advancing entrepreneurship in underrepresented communities. Our Mission is to reduce barriers to access in support of equity in entrepreneurship, promoting prosperity and empowerment through advancing entrepreneurship in underserved communities. Click To Donate Today!!!
OUR IMMEDIATE NEED
We are excited to move our Program Offerings forward into 2023!
As you can see we have big plans.
Our immediate need is to secure a Program
Director to lead these efforts.
Your support will help!
Tracey founded the African American Business Council for the Chamber of Commerce and acted as chairwoman for 2 years. She serves as a board member for the Wilmington Chamber of Commerce, Downtown Business Alliance, Novant Coastal Region Board, WARM (Wilmington Area Rebuilding Ministry) Board and Truist Advisory Board
Ned has worked in the banking industry for over forty-two years, and currently is a Business Banker with First National Bank in Wilmington. He has served on several foundation boards including the Catherine Kennedy Home Foundation and the K H Simpson Foundation. He has served as a volunteer/fundraiser for Cape Fear Habitat for Humanity and the Cape Fear Council Boy Scouts of America. He is an active member/volunteer at Christ Community Church, where he also serves as the Treasurer.
Khalilah is the former Chair of the New Hanover County Commission for Women, Reviving the once defunct board on behalf of both the county and city. She currently serves as the DEI Chair for Sustainable Brands, a global community of brand innovators who are shaping the future of commerce worldwide. She also sits on the Bob Barker Foundation Advisory where she helps shape programs and allocate funding to organizations across the US focused on reducing recidivism and she is on the development committee for the Stakeholders Score Card, an open source tool to help organizations measure critical areas.
Tufanna serves on multiple boards in New Hanover County: Arts Council of Wilmington & New Hanover County Board of Directors, Cape Fear Continuum of Care Board of Directors, Delta Foundation of the Cape Fear Board of Directors, NC Aquarium at Fort Fisher Advisory Board and the Wilmington Downtown Inc. Board of Directors.
Lisa is a native to Wilmington and recently retired from the pharmaceutical industry. She served two terms on the Wrightsville Beach Board of Alderman, started the WB Farmers Market and help create and served on the board of the WB Foundation. She currently serves on the Weekend Meals on Wheels Council and started the Taste of Wrightsville Beach fundraiser for the organization. She is also involved in the Cape Fear Womens’ Club volunteer organization, chaired the Lower Cape Fear Lifecare Center fundraiser and has volunteered for numerous non-profit fundraisers in the area.