SUPPORTING ENTREPRENEURS WITH
The Family Touch
Tinner Enterprises LLC is a Hebrew/Black-owned family business that invests resources, time, knowledge, and funds in support of new ventures and nonprofits that improve the lives and conditions of communities of color, with a particular focus on people from Black/African, Arab, Indigenous, LatinX, and Islander heritages.
“Not only does entrepreneurship remove educational barriers, it also leads to higher wages. When you control for education, ability, parental income, and more, entrepreneurs’ incomes are higher than those of people working traditional jobs. ”
— Brian Hamilton
At Tinner Enterprises LLC we provide 4+ ways for entrepreneurs, nonprofit leaders, and the greater community to engage with us. Regardless to your status or where you are in the process — we have you covered.
1
Nonprofits
Our nonprofit services and products help community leaders either startup their new social venture, grow their current offerings, or manage some of their current operations to help improve the experience of their community.
2
Schools
Our school services and products provide public schools, private schools, charter schools, and school districts with consulting and advisory. It creates opportunities for increased outcomes for programs and operations.
3
Business
Our business offerings help innovators & entrepreneurs gain access to consulting and advisement, startup their new venture, grow their business, or manage operations to improve the experience of their community members.
4
Education
Our philanthropy focuses on a digital learning school called WAIE that provides entrepreneurial education to students aged 12 to 20. Courses are based in outdoor education, holistic health, and environmental stewardship.
Tinner Enterprises Company Highlight Reel
Across the world are amazing entrepreneurs and innovators. Below are some of our favorite Black/African American, Arab, LatinX, Indigenous, and Pacific Islander owned businesses. We encourage you to shop and support or tell us about others we should know about.
— Devin Thorpe
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