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Mission Statement




               Our Mission

               To identify and increase economic development opportunity for African American and other
               minority groups. This mission shall also be inclusive to our military veteran population in
               Riverside County.

               Our Goals

               To increase the number and the success of African American and minority businesses in
               Riverside County, while developing a pipeline of future entrepreneurs through better
               education and healthier holistic habits for better outcome.

               Overview

               The Riverside County Black Chamber of Commerce (RCBCC) is more than an organization
               for just businesses, it’s an integral part of the economic development fiber of our
               community. When we speak of economic development we mean more then
               entrepreneurship.  Although entrepreneurship is vital to many of our programs, we
               understand that the creation of jobs and the securing of these jobs is really what economic
               development is all about. Money has to flow into our communities for our community to
               truly prosper. Membership is open to all individuals, seniors and youths, organizations and
               groups or associations that support our mission, along with business owners.

               RCBCC serves to create, identify or expand economic development opportunities for African
               American and minority businesses. We also provide financial tools and information for
               economic empowerment to both the business owner and the individual. We produce
               workshops, training, seminars, mixers and the distribution of pertinent information to our
               members in as  many ways as we can. We are committed to using both traditional and
               innovative strategies to empower our community to overcome historical business and
               financial obstacles, such as access to capital, capacity building and getting our share of
               contacts.

               The Chamber is also working to establish and insure a vital ongoing community connection.
               Our participation, education and enrollment of those needing quality affordable health care
               provided by Covered California is just one part of our goal to keep our community
               connected. We advocate for African-American and minority owned businesses, veterans,
               contracts and vendors to secure lucrative business opportunities.

               It is the chambers belief that “together we can do more” which is our membership
               represents all facets of our community.
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