Entrepreneur Justin W. Keener Commits $1 Million to Project HOOD’s Capital Campaign
Entrepreneur Justin W. Keener Commits $1 Million to Project HOOD’s Capital Campaign (Chicago, IL) — In a significant philanthropic initiative, entrepreneur and investor Justin W. Keener is set to present a $1 million check to Project HOOD. This notable event will take place during a press conference scheduled for Monday, December 11th at 10 am, at the New Beginnings Church of Chicago, located at 6620 S King Drive.
Justin W. Keener’s professional journey, spanning over 20 years, has seen him make substantial strides in technology, life sciences, and media sectors. After successfully selling his first company, he transitioned into managing his own Small Single Family Office (SSFO), leading to fruitful investments in companies like Blink (BLNK), Advaxis (ADXS), and Northwest Bio (NWBO).
Keener’s mission has consistently focused on creating a portfolio that honors God’s Word, emphasizing responsible investing and contributing to the betterment of society, business, and medicine.
Recently, Keener has made waves with the founding of the Bar None Venture Collective, a pioneering effort in the venture capital arena, which he is introducing to Chicago. This initiative supports innovative companies such as DrinkKenetik.com, FastLaneDrive.com, and LastCrumb.com.
Pastor Corey Brooks of Project HOOD expressed immense gratitude for Keener’s commitment: “Justin Keener’s generous contribution is a beacon of hope for our community. It’s a powerful testament to his dedication towards societal improvement and aligns seamlessly with Project HOOD’s mission. This donation will significantly enhance our efforts to empower and transform the lives of many in Chicago.”
This presentation ceremony at New Beginnings Church of Chicago is not just a donation event but a symbol of hope and commitment towards community development and empowerment.
Pastor Brooks is asking everyone who can donate to please visit Projecthood.org.
Entrepreneur Justin W. Keener Commits $1 Million to Project HOOD’s Capital Campaign
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