African American Entrepreneur Helping Others in the African American Community

July 20, 2006; 03:44 AM
Eric Brown, the owner of Brown Horizons, a computer consulting company located in Augusta, Georgia, recently announced and launched an organization titled the “African American Circle Of Friends.”

The “African American Circle Of Friends” is a for profit business that provides job search help, small business help, self help information, spiritual awareness, community initiatives and useful information concerning education, health and other topics to the African American community on a local, regional and national level. Even though the organization’s primary focus is African Americans, all races and ethnic groups are welcome in the African American Circle Of Friends.

The primary goal of the “African American Circle Of Friends” is to go city-by-city and state-by-state within this country the United States of America to provide hope, help, encouragement, caring, sharing and togetherness to the African American community and the general population at large using modern technology to convey messages, provide information, provide services and help people fulfill their needs and wishes. This is a true grass roots campaign lead by Eric Brown’s belief in the Lord, through whom all things are possible.

Clients served by the African American Circle Of Friends come from a variety of ethnic groups, races, social standings and economic levels.

The “African American Circle Of Friends” provides its services to clients for a reduced fee. The fee amount is based on the type of service provided, the amount of time needed to provide the service, the associated administrative cost and the expenses incurred while providing the service.

By charging a reduced fee for services provided, the “African American Circle Of Friends” maintains the ability to be self-contained, provide needed services in the community and help people at the same time.

A portion of the money received from clients is utilized to make donations to various organizations that provide food to the hungry, clothes to the unclothed, shelter to the homeless and general services to help people in need.

Moreover, Eric Brown, as the founder of the “African American Circle Of Friends,” conducts community initiatives, which are funded through profits generated by the “African American Circle Of Friends”.

The community initiatives are directed mainly towards initiatives that will help children and the elderly in African American communities; but Eric Brown also oversees community initiatives, which cover a variety of causes and helps people from all walks of life and situations.

If you would like to learn more about the “African American Circle Of Friends”, you can visit their website at www.africanamericancircleoffriends.com.