The Ebony Experiment Foundation.s focus is research and education concerning economic empowerment in underserved communities. The Foundation's research is based on the Andersons' pledge and experiences finding and supporting Black businesses, professionals and products created by Black manufacturers, as the Black community is a historically underserved community. The Foundation will also study the impacts of a year-long national economic development campaign aimed at promoting and stimulating enhanced entrepreneurship and self-help economics in the underserved Black community. The Foundation will collect data from this campaign to create a new body of knowledge about the power of self-help economics for revitalizing underserved communities. The purpose of the research, the national campaign, and the resultant study is to measure the economic impact of self-help economics and increased entrepreneurship in economically deprived communities. To support the Foundation's research and study of the national campaign with a tax-deductible, charitable contribution, please contact the Foundation at
support@ebonyexperimentfoundation.org or mail your contribution to The Ebony Experiment Foundation, Inc., P.O. Box 464, Berwyn, IL 60402.
Patronizing Black Business- the Ebony Experiment 
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