Breadth of Hope LLC, an emerging leader in the literary world dedicated to amplifying underrepresented voices, has been awarded a $2,000 grant from the Creative Entrepreneur Accelerator Program. The grant, offered by the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts (PCA) in partnership with the Berks Arts Council, is aimed at supporting creative businesses that contribute to Pennsylvania’s vibrant arts and cultural landscape.
This financial boost will enable Breadth of Hope to expand its publishing operations, enhance community outreach, and increase visibility through marketing efforts. The grant will primarily be used for digital advertising, social media campaigns, and participation in literary events, all aimed at fostering greater awareness of Breadth of Hope’s mission.
“We are grateful to the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and the Berks Arts Council for their support,” said Lizette V. Epps, founder of Breadth of Hope. “This grant allows us to deepen our impact, expand our reach, and continue championing the stories that deserve to be told.”
Founded by award-winning author Lizette V. Epps, Breadth of Hope has made a name for itself by publishing works that celebrate diversity, highlight social issues, and foster understanding through storytelling. With a special focus on uplifting BIPOC and Latin voices, the company is committed to providing a platform for authors and creatives who challenge the status quo and inspire meaningful change.
The grant from the Creative Entrepreneur Accelerator Program, designed to nurture small creative businesses across Pennsylvania, reflects Breadth of Hope’s vital role in contributing to the state’s cultural and artistic community.
For more information about Breadth of Hope or to learn about upcoming events, visit breadthofhope.com or at breadthofhopellc@outlook.com.