Foundation helps DC boy who witnessed mom's death
The Invisible Hand Foundation is putting $7,000 in a scholarship fund for Rufus Thomas Hayes, buying him a laptop, and urging the community to help him too.
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The Invisible Hand Foundation is putting $7,000 in a scholarship fund for Rufus Thomas Hayes, buying him a laptop, and urging the community to help him too.
The Invisible Hand Foundation is putting $7,000 in a scholarship fund for Rufus Thomas Hayes, buying him a laptop, and urging the community to help him too.
The foundation is expanding its work in the Arkansas River Valley with additional warehouse space, offices and meeting rooms and a soup kitchen.
Event promoters Romaine “Luigi” Brown, Darell Walters and Jywanza Hall, along...
By Post Staff The Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce (OAACC), in collaboration with Akoma Outdoor Market, celebrated the season at the 4th Annual Black Sunday Holiday Expo on December 5, at 73rd Avenue and Foothill Boulevard in Oakland. OAACC was joined by the city’s other ethnic chambers of commerce in this community event. The […]| By Post Staff The Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce (OAACC), in collaboration with Akoma Outdoor Market, celebrated the season at the 4th Annual Black Sunday Holiday Expo on December 5, at 73rd Avenue and Foothill Boulevard in Oakland. OAA...