The COVID-19 pandemic has disproportionately impacted black homes and individuals with not only severity of the illness, but also financial hardships suffered. According to multiple sources including the NAACP, “Health disparities left Black Americans vulnerable to contracting COVID-19 and dying from it at higher rates, nearly two times greater than their share of the population” (NAACP, 2022.) Some of the problems begin with a lack of resources in place for dealing with not only the prevention of the illness, but the damage done from loss of income during periods of sickness. At Muskegon Young Black Professionals we hope that some of these resources will help to build an equitable approach to dealing with COVID-19.