We are celebrating Black-owned businesses on the Buy Black store, where customers can shop products and discover the stories behind their success. Entrepreneur, author, and celebrity Ayesha Curry is spotlighting eight of her favorite Black-owned small businesses that will be featured in the store throughout February: Partake Foods, Charleston Gourmet Burger Co., Crafts and the City, Ashebre Gourmet, Brown Toy Box, IYA Foods, BEING and Golde.

Amazon is also releasing the second installment of its Behind The Storefront video series, which will live on the Buy Black store page. The series provides an inside look into how inspiring Black-owned small businesses have led their teams, inspired their communities, and persevered despite challenges.

All year long, Amazon supports Black-owned businesses through the Black Business Accelerator (BBA), which is dedicated to helping build sustainable equity and growth for Black-owned businesses, backed by a $150 million commitment over four years.

Additionally, customers can shop and support Black-owned businesses in Amazon’s storefront by looking for the Small Business and Black-Owned Business badges, which help customers discover incredible products from small businesses.

Prime members can also support Black-owned businesses by shopping directly in a merchant’s online store. Just look for the Buy with Prime button during checkout to enjoy shopping benefits like fast, free delivery and a seamless checkout. Starting on February 15, customers can visit the Buy with Prime landing page to find merchants offering special deals for Prime members.