Here's how to apply for one of Glossier's grants for Black-owned beauty businesses.
, and the other $500K in the form of grants for Black-owned businesses. Now, the brand is sharing more details about those grants, including how you can apply for one yourself., grant applications are now officially open for Black-owned beauty businesses and entrepreneurs. "When Glossier launched in 2014, we were fortunate to be one of the rare female-founded businesses to successfully raise venture capital; that year, only 3.
The grants are currently available to US-based businesses focusing on "physical beauty products: cosmetics, skincare; products or tools for face, body and hair." Grant eligibility will be evaluated based on the company's message, the brand itself and how it stands out, and the plan for growth.
"Businesses that are selected will also have the opportunity to connect with relevant team members at Glossier for 1:1 advisory support and monthly calls with domain experts . We’ll also use our channels to introduce these founders, their stories, and their businesses to our community," Weiss wrote. Weiss also acknowledged that Glossier itself has work to do to ensure a diverse, inclusive staff — especially at the leadership level. "Last week, we shared that 43% of our corporate workforce identify as people of color, including 9% who identify as Black—and while 37% of our leaders, and 60% of our board, identify as people of color, we currently have no Black representation at the leadership level," she wrote.
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