SERVICES
Da Lucky Spot
Shaun “Lucky” Corbett opened Walmart’s first Black-owned, Black-operated barbershop back in 2019. You can view a full list of services here.
How to support: Visit the barbershop and get a shape up, haircut, shampoo, or other treatment.
[Related Agenda story: A Charlotte man named Lucky just opened Walmart’s first Black-owned, Black-operated barbershop]
Vital Fitness
Courtney Standridge has her own personal training business and is accepting new clients. She works with people one-on-one to create a customized plan, combining nutrition and workouts, to meet whatever health goals they may have.
To support: Book a consultation and sign up for a plan.
The WashRoom Laundry Service
S.C. McNeill opened The WashRoom in February 2016. It’s a full-service dry cleaners, currently offering free contactless pickup and delivery in Charlotte and surrounding areas. They also offer commercial services to businesses with laundry needs.
To support: Schedule a laundry pickup here.
Asap Tax Express
Services include individual and business tax preparation, payroll, and bookkeeping.
To support: Make a virtual or in-person appointment by calling 704.817.7196 or visit online.
Quin Gwinn Studio
Quintel Gwinn is a full-service interior designer. Pre-coronavirus she worked with clients one-on-one to transform their homes, and since having to work from home, she’s launched online services, too. She now offerings virtual design consultations and other online design packages.
To support: Hire her to redesign your home, or opt for one of her new online offerings. Also, follow her Instagram for all the design inspo you’ve ever wanted.
Bubbly Pups NC
This full-service dog groomer offers haircuts, baths, dental care, de-shedding treatments, and other services.
To support: Book a grooming appointment for your pup.
REDDjobb
The full-service coaching and training firm specializes in everything from resume writing, interview practice, biographies, and cover letters to C-level executive coaching, leadership workshops, and career mapping.
Skyview Dentistry
Uptown dentistry owned by Dr. Seti Byrd in the Epicenter.
To support: Call (704) 632-7700 to make an appointment and learn about their services.
The Village Child Development Center, LLC
The Village is a family child care home that serves students between 6 weeks and 12 years in a Spanish-English format. Parents and families can request a virtual tour and go through the enrollment process now so that once things re-open, your child(ren) can attend.
To support: Consider making a contribution by shopping The Village’s classroom wish list on Amazon.
Isaiah Counseling and Wellness
A family-owned counseling and wellness practice that provides counseling, massage, yoga, and nutrition services to promote a better quality of life. In the current times we are facing, they have noticed more black people acknowledging a need for support, breaking down stigmas, and reaching out for help. Isaiah C&W is working toward being a beacon in the community to help with these conversations.
Due to COVID, they stopped their yoga and meditation classes and started using telehealth services for psychotherapy and nutrition counseling appointments.
To support: Make an appointment to create a nutrition plan or need someone to talk to about how you are feeling mentally. Follow them on Instagram and Facebook.
Diamond Finish (Reopening Feb. 8)
The car wash and lube center offers oil changes, brake services, and state inspections. The service center on Brookshire Boulevard prides itself on low prices and high integrity. Customers can get their car serviced and washed in the same visit.
Sugar and Spice Party Bus
Mobile age-appropriate parties for girls ages 5-17. They travel within Charlotte and 30 miles of the Bank of America Stadium. They are currently offering custom home party packages.
“Under normal circumstances, we host celebrations on our sweet pink bus, but due to the pandemic and social distancing, we have been unable to use our bus for parties,” says owner Joi Kennedy. This pandemic has challenged our service-based business to create a product for our community, the home activity kits. They plan to resume bus parties shortly after phase 3 of North Carolina’s reopening but will have to make changes in our capacities and procedures.
To support: Buy an at-home activity kit for one or two people. Kids can make their own lip-gloss or paint a fun design at home! A fun activity for kids, friends, and even parents. Visit their website to place an order.
Shear Essence
Luxury pet grooming and dog walking services.
To support: Schedule an appointment on their website.
More resources:
Da Lucky Spot
Shaun “Lucky” Corbett opened Walmart’s first Black-owned, Black-operated barbershop back in 2019. You can view a full list of services here.
How to support: Visit the barbershop and get a shape up, haircut, shampoo, or other treatment.
[Related Agenda story: A Charlotte man named Lucky just opened Walmart’s first Black-owned, Black-operated barbershop]
Vital Fitness
Courtney Standridge has her own personal training business and is accepting new clients. She works with people one-on-one to create a customized plan, combining nutrition and workouts, to meet whatever health goals they may have.
To support: Book a consultation and sign up for a plan.
The WashRoom Laundry Service
S.C. McNeill opened The WashRoom in February 2016. It’s a full-service dry cleaners, currently offering free contactless pickup and delivery in Charlotte and surrounding areas. They also offer commercial services to businesses with laundry needs.
To support: Schedule a laundry pickup here.
Asap Tax Express
Services include individual and business tax preparation, payroll, and bookkeeping.
To support: Make a virtual or in-person appointment by calling 704.817.7196 or visit online.
Quin Gwinn Studio
Quintel Gwinn is a full-service interior designer. Pre-coronavirus she worked with clients one-on-one to transform their homes, and since having to work from home, she’s launched online services, too. She now offerings virtual design consultations and other online design packages.
To support: Hire her to redesign your home, or opt for one of her new online offerings. Also, follow her Instagram for all the design inspo you’ve ever wanted.
Bubbly Pups NC
This full-service dog groomer offers haircuts, baths, dental care, de-shedding treatments, and other services.
To support: Book a grooming appointment for your pup.
REDDjobb
The full-service coaching and training firm specializes in everything from resume writing, interview practice, biographies, and cover letters to C-level executive coaching, leadership workshops, and career mapping.
Skyview Dentistry
Uptown dentistry owned by Dr. Seti Byrd in the Epicenter.
To support: Call (704) 632-7700 to make an appointment and learn about their services.
The Village Child Development Center, LLC
The Village is a family child care home that serves students between 6 weeks and 12 years in a Spanish-English format. Parents and families can request a virtual tour and go through the enrollment process now so that once things re-open, your child(ren) can attend.
To support: Consider making a contribution by shopping The Village’s classroom wish list on Amazon.
Isaiah Counseling and Wellness
A family-owned counseling and wellness practice that provides counseling, massage, yoga, and nutrition services to promote a better quality of life. In the current times we are facing, they have noticed more black people acknowledging a need for support, breaking down stigmas, and reaching out for help. Isaiah C&W is working toward being a beacon in the community to help with these conversations.
Due to COVID, they stopped their yoga and meditation classes and started using telehealth services for psychotherapy and nutrition counseling appointments.
To support: Make an appointment to create a nutrition plan or need someone to talk to about how you are feeling mentally. Follow them on Instagram and Facebook.
Diamond Finish (Reopening Feb. 8)
The car wash and lube center offers oil changes, brake services, and state inspections. The service center on Brookshire Boulevard prides itself on low prices and high integrity. Customers can get their car serviced and washed in the same visit.
Sugar and Spice Party Bus
Mobile age-appropriate parties for girls ages 5-17. They travel within Charlotte and 30 miles of the Bank of America Stadium. They are currently offering custom home party packages.
“Under normal circumstances, we host celebrations on our sweet pink bus, but due to the pandemic and social distancing, we have been unable to use our bus for parties,” says owner Joi Kennedy. This pandemic has challenged our service-based business to create a product for our community, the home activity kits. They plan to resume bus parties shortly after phase 3 of North Carolina’s reopening but will have to make changes in our capacities and procedures.
To support: Buy an at-home activity kit for one or two people. Kids can make their own lip-gloss or paint a fun design at home! A fun activity for kids, friends, and even parents. Visit their website to place an order.
Shear Essence
Luxury pet grooming and dog walking services.
To support: Schedule an appointment on their website.
More resources:
- Check out @cltblackowned on Instagram, which is committed to building a place “to support, highlight, and increase the visibility of our local black businesses and services.”
- QCity Metro has a list of Black-owned restaurants with takeout options as well as a business directory. CharlotteFive has a list of 100 Black-owned businesses, too.
that cac look inbred and methed out like a mutha fukka 
