GYM IN A BOX IS WOMEN OWNED, MADE BY WOMEN FOR WOMEN!

1. Buy from shops owned by women

We're going to start with the most obvious option: Use your wallet to show your support. It's the easiest way to keep their finances in the green. Fire up your web browser and research which businesses in your area are women-owned. Female entrepreneurs are prevalent in a wide variety of industries. Then, the next time you need those products or services, refer to your list of local female businesses! When you're done shopping, leave an online review for that company on Yelp, Google, or Facebook; it will increase their visibility online and show other shoppers that their products and/or services are helpful. 

2. Promote their business on social media

A big part of business is "who you know." If you've got the connections, use them! Hashtags like #BuyWomenOwned and #NWSBM create more awareness about these causes, and tagging an entrepreneur or their business in your post is a great way to help them bring in new customers. Not all entrepreneurs have access to the social network that you might have. Use your reach to promote entrepreneurs who are struggling during the pandemic. It's a way to advertise the message that women in business are important and need support, too. The awareness you create using social media can draw more customers to a business that wasn't known to them otherwise.

3. Invest in women-owned companies

The good news is that female entrepreneurship is on the rise — women-owned businesses have grown 21% from 2014-2019. But the bad news is that without financial support, COVID-19 threatens to close many of these companies. An investment in a start-up business can help these women get the traction they need to kick off their dreams. By helping support the women around you, you can promote the growth of female-owned companies. That investment might be the financial means an entrepreneur needs to take on the business world. 

4. Donate

As many businesses prepare for economic uncertainty, a donation can make all the difference between staying afloat or sinking under. There are organizations that support female entrepreneurs globally. In areas of the world where education is not easily accessible to women, these donations can help advance the career of a woman who doesn't have the same resources as some might. Supporting women who are interested in business will create a world with more female entrepreneurs. If you lack the funds for a donation, you can volunteer instead. Search for local opportunities that help young women learn more about the world of business and use your time to support the cause.

5. Learn more about female entrepreneurs

Visit your library or browse books online that are written by female entrepreneurs. Be inspired by the stories of the women who have overcome boundaries and found success. As you become more knowledgeable about the topic, you can share what you're learning with others. When you finish reading one book, lend it to someone and spread the stories of these empowered women. It helps start the conversation about what challenges and barriers females face in various industries. There's a lot of value in hearing about the experiences of others; it develops our understanding, compassion, and ability to listen. 

SHOP FROM WOMEN OWNED BUSINESSES

and support #womenempowerment! 

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