Black Leaf Vegan in Indianapolis has been awarded a business grant as part of the 24 In 24 All-Star Initiative. The owners, Derrick and Taria Slack, received $10,000 to enhance their branding and expand their mission of promoting healthier lifestyles through veganism. The initiative aims to support local businesses and create a lasting impact beyond the NBA All-Star 2024 event. Black Leaf Vegan, a certified national women-owned, Black-owned, and family-owned business, has been operating for four years and recently opened a cafe in downtown Indianapolis. The owners collaborated with GangGang to offer a special NBA All-Star menu featuring a taco sloppy joe that embodies their commitment to delicious, plant-based food. This grant not only recognizes their hard work but also provides a platform to amplify their message of wellness and sustainability.
24 Local Businesses Earn XBE Certifications in Indianapolis All-Star Initiative
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