Tuesday, February 25
7:00 a.m.
Some good news that bridges our past and future: Spark Thomasville has been invited to become part of the Jack Hadley Black History Museum’s living history!
Our partnership represents more than just a display space; it symbolizes the continuous thread of African American entrepreneurship and economic empowerment in Thomasville.
The Jack Hadley Black History Museum’s mission to preserve and educate aligns perfectly with Spark Thomasville’s dedication to creating lasting change through business education, coaching, and access to resources.
Why we are excited:
It helps tell the story of how our community is working together to break cycles of generational poverty
It showcases the honest efforts of our entrepreneurs who are building legacies
It demonstrates the friendly collaboration between two organizations committed to empowering our community
It preserves the narrative of economic viability and job creation in Thomasville
Through our 12-week Entrepreneur Training Program, coaching from trusted Thomasville business leaders, and access to the Community Development Loan Fund, Spark Thomasville continues the legacy of African American entrepreneurship that the museum so faithfully documents.
This kind invitation reminds us that today’s underestimated entrepreneurs stand on the shoulders of those who came before them. Their stories, struggles, and triumphs are part of a larger narrative of perseverance and progress that deserves to be preserved and celebrated.
Have you visited the Jack Hadley Black History Museum? It is a great way to learn about this rich history and see how Spark Thomasville is working to create new chapters in our community’s story of entrepreneurial excellence.
Together, we’re not just preserving history – we’re making it.
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