Barefoot announces the return of #WeStanForHer, a campaign launched in 2020 to celebrate and support Black women entrepreneurs. In partnership with the non-profit organization New Voices Foundation, Barefoot officially opens the 2021 New Voices Foundation + Barefoot #WeStanForHer Grant program to support emerging business owners in pursuing and actualizing their dreams.
New this year, Barefoot also is pledging to devote its advertising platforms and resources to amplify the grant recipients’ businesses. Barefoot aims to provide the newest grant recipients the means to bring much-needed awareness to their own companies and brands.
Beginning February 17, 2021, Barefoot is giving its platform to the 2020 #WeStanForHer grant recipients by amplifying their stories on Barefoot’s social channels, which have a combined audience of more than 1.5 million. The series will feature last year’s grant recipients by highlighting founders’ stories and businesses to increase brand visibility and celebrate their hard work. The 2020 grant recipients will then usher in the new 2021 grant recipients in a toast to all Black women entrepreneurs.
“Barefoot believes in celebrating all communities and commits to going beyond statements to create a meaningful difference in recognizing the ambitions and resilience of Black women,” says Shannon Armah, Associate Brand Manager for Barefoot. “In partnership with New Voices Foundation, #WeStanForHer remains an important and powerful example of our commitment to foster community equity and amplify the voices of Black women small business owners and their meaningful experiences.”
The 2021 #WeStanForHer program continues Barefoot’s successful partnership with New Voices Foundation, dedicated to empowering and supporting women of color entrepreneurs. Through this partnership, Barefoot continues its community engagement and provides a platform for Black women small business owners.
“We are excited to partner again with Barefoot on the #WeStanForHer grants program to provide capital along with access and expertise through our business coaching to a new group of Black women business owners in 2021,” said Richelyna Hall, Chief Impact Officer at the New Voices Foundation. “During these challenging economic times, it’s more important than ever for us to come together in partnership and in community to help create a more inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem for Black women.”
To learn more about the New Voices + Barefoot Grant, eligibility criteria and to apply, visit here. Follow @BarefootWine on social media for updates on the upcoming #WeStanForHer program.
About Barefoot
Barefoot®, the most awarded wine and bubbly brand in U.S. competitions can be found worldwide bearing the fun and iconic footprint label. Barefoot offers 20 types of still wine available for an SRP of $6 for 750 mL bottles, $11 for 1.5-liter bottles, $19 for Barefoot On Tap 3L Box, and $5 for Barefoot Wine-To-Go. Barefoot Bubbly® sparkling wine offers 11 different styles of bubbly and special packaging collections, with an SRP of $9. Barefoot® also offers wine-based spritzer cans made in a fizzy and light wine style with added hints of fruit flavor. Barefoot Spritzer™ has seven flavors — available in 8.4 oz. cans nationwide, with an SRP $8 for a four-pack and $2 for singles. Barefoot Hard Seltzer comes in 4 flavors and is one of the only wine-based hard seltzers on the market! With only 70 calories per 8.4 oz can, and an SRP of $8 for a four-pack.
About New Voices Foundation
The New Voices Foundation is a ground-breaking, community-building effort designed to create a more inclusive entrepreneurial ecosystem for women of color. The Foundation empowers these entrepreneurs to achieve business success through leadership and skills development, access to capital, and networking opportunities, as well as other innovative leadership initiatives needed to grow and scale their businesses – at no cost to the entrepreneurs. Driven by its PACE (Purpose. Access. Capital. Expertise.) model, the New Voices Foundation invests in diverse programming –including entrepreneurial summits, accelerators, pitch competitions, coaching, master classes, and more –to advance the significant contributions of women of color entrepreneurs to our economy and society.
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