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Black Lives Matter
During the year, the A's honor the accomplishments of African-Americans throughout history.
Community Donations
Our organization sent a donation to the African-American Museum to support our local Black-owned businesses and organizations.
The African American Heritage Museum and Library at Oakland is dedicated to the discovery, preservation, interpretation, and sharing of historical and cultural experiences of African Americans in California and the West for present and future generations.
Community Events
MLK Food Drive - Jan. 17-31
A's Black Professionals hosted a MLK Food Drive in office, for all of January. All products were donated to Alameda County Community Food Bank
All Staff Email - Feb. 1
A's Black Professionals sent out an all staff email that includes facts, sources to be educated, and local activities and events.
Black-Owned Snacks - Feb. 1
A's Black Professionals stocked the front office with Black-Owned snacks.
"Did You Know?" Museum - Feb. 5
A's Black Professionals set up a “Did you know?” museum, setting up items invented by African Americans.
A's Player Collectable Museum - Feb. 5
A's Black Professionals set up a museum with signed player collectibles.
Black Owned Luncheon - Feb. 28
A weekly lunch was provided by a black-owned caterer at the A's Jack London Square office for employees to enjoy.
Lunch & Learn - Feb. 28
The A's held a Lunch and Learn with Red Bay Coffee, where they came in to share their history of their brand and give our employees a coffee tasting.
Join the movement to combat and counter acts of violence, create space for Black imagination and innovation, and center Black joy. Learn more
The Do The Bay - support the Bay's Black-Owned Businesses provides a directory of black-owned/black-led businesses and non-profits, from business consulting to retail. Learn more
The Oakland Public Library offers books, videos, and resources to help talk to kids about racism and injustice against the Black community. Learn more