Bevel Announces $25K Business Grant to Double Dutch Aerobics Classes

Bevel, a Black-owned Atlanta-based personal care brand, has announced that he has presented Double Dutch Aerobics with $25,000 Business Grant.

Bevel was the official skincare partner of the 4th annual Invest Fest, held August 23-25 ​​in Atlanta on the Georgia World Conference Center. The company’s CEO, Damon Frost, announced grant in a recent episode of the Market Monday podcast. Double Dutch Aerobicsalso based in Atlanta, was amongst greater than 300 vendors to take part in the annual festival and was chosen to receive a grant from Bevel.

The company was founded by Michelle Clark, Double Dutch World Champion, and Sean Clark, a Master Double Dutch aerobics instructor.

“At Bevel, we are committed to serving our customers with product solutions that meet their unique care needs, as well as charitable initiatives that we believe make a real difference in the community,” said Breann Davis, Bevel’s marketing leader, in a written statement. “We are grateful to Rashad, Troy and the entire Invest team for giving us the opportunity to partner with incredible companies like Double Dutch Aerobics and support the next generation of entrepreneurs who share our commitment to giving back to the community.”

The Clarks, originally from Brooklyn, New York, are a husband and wife team that owns the world’s first Double Dutch aerobics studio. They offer classes for each adults and kids. Certified DDA instructors have traveled the country, taking Double Dutch Aerobics to over 30 cities. During his travels, have successfully taught over 100,000 children and adults how to jump Double Dutch method.

Bevel was founded in 2013 by Tristan Walker and the corporate has revolutionized the standards expected within the grooming industry. Their products are created with the needs of Black and Brown men in mind, with products spanning the spectrum of hair, beard, shaving, skin and body care.