7 Amazing Local Black Owned Businesses To Support in August
Here in Liberty County, diversity isn’t just something we talk about, but it’s something we live and celebrate every day. Our community is proud to represent a melting pot of cultures, backgrounds and voices. Our diversity is primarily thanks to Fort Stewart, the largest Army installation on the eastern side of the Mississippi River. August is recognized as Black Owned Business Month a time dedicated to celebrating African American entrepreneurs. Whether it’s flavorful food, handcrafted self-care products, professional services or home essentials, black owned businesses make up a thriving part of our local economy.
We’re shining a spotlight on just a few of these incredible entrepreneurs so you can support them, shop locally, and experience all they have to offer!
The Diamond Life Home
The Diamond Life Home offers various products that combine luxury self-care with everyday style. Founded by Kay Summerville, this brand strives to bring elegance and comfort into your daily life with its products, including candles, pillow mists and statement bags. Inspired by the upscale ambiance of luxury hotels, each item is designed to help you feel empowered and peaceful in your everyday life. Shop their collection online or in person at 4282 W Oglethorpe Hwy, Allenhurst!
KNS Janitorial Solutions

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Formerly K&M Xtreme Clean, KNS Janitorial Solutions provides top-notch commercial janitorial solutions throughout Liberty and surrounding counties. Owned and operated by Liberty County native Kim Hardin, they’re known for their dedication to quality service and their excellent homemade all-purpose cleaners, available for purchase at Martin Mercantile! Click here to check them out on Facebook or give them a call at 912.980.6605.
D&J Construction Services
If you find yourself in need of a reliable team for your next concrete project then David Wimbs, owner of D&J Construction Services, has you covered with everything from patios and sidewalks to driveways and foundations. Based in Liberty County and proudly veteran-owned, D&J Construction Services brings skill, precision and integrity to every job. Be sure to give them a call today at 912.368.2133.
Puzzling Patterns

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Our next business is Puzzling Patterns, where owner Charity Floyd focuses on providing exceptional, individualized and evidence-based services. Their goals are based on the principles and practices of Applied Behavior Analysis therapy. They strive to provide therapy to children with autism from diagnosis until they turn 18. They aim to help every child reach their full potential while building a strong, supportive community around them. Check them out for yourself via their website or visit them at 740 East General Stewart Way, Suite 202, Hinesville to learn more.
Veranique Collections
Veranique Collections is all about confidence and creativity, and that is what the owner, Verna Jones, strives to convey to her customers. This business is not only black-owned but also veteran-owned, offering handmade colognes and perfumes, lip gloss, hair accessories and more. They continually add new items to the collection, ensuring there’s always something fresh to discover. Be sure to shop their online boutique, and check out their Facebook page for a sneak peek at what they have!
UBOUNCE
Next up on our list is UBOUNCE, which has what you need to make your next outdoor party a hit! Owned by military veteran Wayne Wilson, this rental company offers high-quality inflatable attractions (made from lead-free vinyl) and a trackless train, perfect for birthdays, festivals and family gatherings. Visit their website to explore rental options and book your next event, or call them at 912.622.3832.
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Want to discover even more amazing black owned businesses across Liberty County? Browse our Membership Directory and keep exploring all that our vibrant community has to offer.