By Odiri

By Odiri

Houston, Online, Texas

Owner: Chika Otuata 
        

By Odiri creates unique and stylish home decor and home ware items using high-quality concrete. Our products are carefully crafted by hand to ensure a high level of quality and attention to detail.

We believe that concrete is a versatile and durable material that can be used to create a wide range of home decor and home ware products. Our products include planters, candle holders, coasters, trays, and more. Each piece is unique, with its own character and texture that adds a touch of natural beauty to any home.

Our handmade concrete home decor and home ware items are perfect for those who appreciate the beauty of natural materials and enjoy unique, one-of-a-kind pieces in their home. Our products are also great for those who are looking for eco-friendly and sustainable options for their home decor and home ware.

We take pride in our commitment to quality and customer satisfaction. We use only high-quality materials and carefully inspect each product before it is shipped to our customers. We also offer customization options for those who want to create a truly unique and personalized piece. Our business is dedicated to providing our customers with exceptional products and service. We believe that our handmade concrete home decor and home ware items are a great addition to any home and we are excited to share our passion for concrete with you!

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Homie

Homie

Manhattan, New York, Online

Owner: Katherine Heil
      

Homie was started with the intention of inspiring others to make their spaces feel like an oasis away from the noise. Let’s Get Homie is for the homies. It is for the homebody within us all that needs a space that feels like home, no matter where you are.

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Bottoms Up Diaper Bank

Bottoms Up Diaper Bank

Alabama, Tuscaloosa

founder: Danielle Edison Lee
        

+1-205-539-2696

To send Donations: P O Box 71883 Tuscaloosa, AL 35407 US

Bottoms Up was founded in 2016 with the goal to help families with babies. We are a non profit organization that serves families directly.

Bottoms Up does not have an income requirement; only for a family to have a desire to keep their baby clean, dry, & healthy.

We have been sponsored by Woman to Woman, Inc. in Eutaw, AL since 2016.

In 2021 we partnered with New Life Baptist Church & Forest Lake United Methodist Church in Tuscaloosa, AL.

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Tuma’s Books

Tuma’s Books

New York, New York City

Owner: Fatuma (aka Tuma) Hydara
      

+1-347-470-0085

Tuma’s Books is an online/popup bookstore based in NYC with a uniquely diverse selection of books, curated by an avid reader and educator. As a Black, Muslim, First Generation, Gambian-American, the owner, Fatuma aka Tuma Hydara didn’t have access to books that reflected her unique identities.

All readers, especially those who identify as Black, Indigenous, and/or People of Color and have been historically underrepresented, deserve to see their heritage, culture, and experiences validated and representation in great stories. There is also great power in reading diversely and learning about others to help build empathy and a more inclusive world without racism, bigotry, or prejudice.

Our mission at Tuma’s Books is to offer readers of all ages diverse, compelling books representing the different cultural identities, traditions, and experiences of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) people that they might not otherwise find on their own. We aim to offer titles that will delight, inspire, and teach you because we need to create a world that is safe for all of us.

Authentic representation matters; let’s read diversely together!

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Hibiscus Healing

Hibiscus Healing

Durham, North Carolina, Online

Owner: Laquasha Roache
      

Laquasha, better known as Quay, is the Founder and Doula of Hibiscus Healing. She is a trained Full Spectrum doula with a passion and special love for postpartum and lactation. Quay is also a mommy to an energetic, charismatic boy.

Quay strives to decolonize and reimagine birth work so that all who experience the reproductive stages of trying to conceive, pregnancy, labor, and birth know there are safe spaces and people for authenticity, humility, and love to thrive together. She challenges societal norms and reminds her families of the power they already possess; to live in their truth and be heard and protected.

Through education, compassion, resources, and more, Quay strives to help improve and be a witness to all experiences surrounding not birth, but parenthood.

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