REgister to be a vendor
Be a Vendor at the 6th Annual Everyday is Black History!
Self Help Hunger is proud to host the 6th Annual Everyday is Black History event on June 23rd! This year's theme is Honoring the Unsung Fathers, celebrating the incredible contributions of fathers in our community.
Are you a vendor who creates or sells products that celebrate Black culture? We're seeking a diverse range of vendors to showcase their work at this vibrant community event.
Here are some examples of what we're looking for:
Apparel: Clothing, accessories, and jewelry inspired by Black culture, history, and social movements.
Art: Paintings, sculptures, prints, and other artwork by Black artists.
Food: Soul food, Caribbean cuisine, African dishes, and other delicious Black-owned food businesses.
Health & Wellness: Natural beauty products, self-care items, and vendors promoting healthy living in the Black community.
Literature: Books by Black authors, including fiction, non-fiction, and children's books.
Music: CDs, vinyl records, and other music by Black artists.
Crafts & Jewelry: Handmade crafts, jewelry, and other unique creations by Black artisans.
If you're interested in being a vendor, please fill out our online application form by June 15th.
Space is limited, so apply today!
Benefits of being a vendor:
Sell your products to a large and engaged audience.
Network with other Black-owned businesses and community organizations.
Promote your brand and build awareness.
Be part of a celebration of Black culture and excellence.
We look forward to partnering with you to make this a successful event!
For more information or questions, please contact shhp@ocuej.org
What is needed to participate?
Retail Vendors:
•State of California Seller’s Permit
•City of Oakland Business License
•COI: Certificate of Liability Insurance
Food Vendors:
Need everything above plus,
•Alameda County Health Permit
•City of Oakland Annual Fire Permit (Food Trucks Only)
Non Profits:
•Proof of Non Profit Status
•COI: Certificate of Liability Insurance
