Are You an HBCU Grad that Wants to Be an AT&T Dream in Black Future Maker and Have a Chance to Win $10,000? Enter NOW!
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Posted By: Kennedy Williams on October 07, 2021 AT&T is looking for ten black future makers who are shaping the now, the new, and the next. If that sounds like you, enter the contest and you could win the honor, the money, and the merch. This is your chance to join the 2021 class of Black Future Makers shaping the now, the new, and the next. AT&T Dream in Black has created a future-forward celebration of the culture with the Black Future Makers list. This year, ten participating consumers will be recognized as Future Makers and added to the list. One Grand Prize winner will be chosen each month from March 2021 through December 2021. How To Enter To enter the contest, post a 30-60 second video on social media using #dreaminblack and #attfuturemaker telling us why you are a Future Maker. A Future Maker is someone who shows how they are making history now, giving back to the community, pursuing their dreams, actualizing their gifts, or positivity. If nominating someone, the nominator must tag that person in their official AT&T contest post. Future Maker winners will receive: $10,000 cash prize to pursue your Dream in Black A beautiful array of Dream in Black branded merchandise The honor of being recognized on the 2021 Black Future Makers list, right here on att.com/DreaminBlack Visit the site for official content rules. If you enjoyed this article, Join HBCU CONNECT today for similar content and opportunities via email! |
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Kennedy Williams
From Loganville, GA Spelman College class of 2020 Member Since July 2016 |
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