Alpha Phi Alpha Brother Creates Platform That Helps Small African and Caribbean Grocery Stores Become More Accessible
Subject
Business; Community; Alpha Phi Alpha
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Grocers Turnkey Platform; Ethnic grocery stores are central institutions for many African and Caribbean immigrant communities in the US. A brother of Alpha Phi Alpha has created a solution to keep them viable and profitable.
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Watch The Yard
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watchtheyard.com
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