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Home » Lorielle Moore, Granddaughter of Founder of Moore’s Tax Services, to be Honored at “Recognizing Black Business Month”, 8.22.22
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Lorielle Moore, Granddaughter of Founder of Moore’s Tax Services, to be Honored at “Recognizing Black Business Month”, 8.22.22

Doni GloverBy Doni GloverAugust 9, 2022474 ViewsNo Comments3 Mins Read
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Lorielle Moore to be honored with Joe Manns Black Wall St. Award

(BALTIMORE – August 8, 2022) – Be sure to save yourself a seat for “Recognizing Black Business Month” featuring the Joe Manns Black Wall Street Awards on Monday, August 22, 2022, from 6 to 8 pm. RSVP to https://blackbusinessmonth.eventbrite.com/.

Honorees include Lorielle Moore.

Who is Lorielle?

Lorielle Moore was born with a heart to serve others. Born and raised in Baltimore, MD, Lorielle always was looking for ways to give back to her community and others. In 2010, Lorielle traveled to Europe as a U.S. Student Ambassador to provide community work to some of the less fortunate communities in Europe while at the same time participating in various educational activities and meeting local leaders and dignitaries. In 2012, Lorielle received the NAACP Baltimore County Chapter President’s Award for her special achievements and distinguished public service.

To date, Lorielle’s current way of giving back to the community is being a proud employee of Power52 Foundation. Power52 Foundation is a 501 (c)3 non-profit that educates, mentors, trains, and gears up marginalized community members to enter the Renewable Energy
Industry shovel ready to work in a professional capacity.

Power52 also provides numerous Pull Up & Pick Up events where they educate community members on their role in the green
community while also providing families with resources to be resilient. Recently, Lorielle received the Maryland Nonprofits Service of Distinction Award for her significant commitment, integrity, compassion, and care for Power52 and the communities they serve.

Besides being a proud employee at Power52 Foundation, Lorielle works at her family’s tax business, Moore’s Income Tax Service which was founded by her grandfather 40 plus years ago. Lorielle currently is a dance judge for the NAACP Baltimore County Chapter’s ACT-SO
Competition in addition to being a volunteer for the A. Phillip Randolph Institute Baltimore Chapter as a phone banker who reminds individuals in the community to get out and vote while also assisting them with registering to vote.

Furthermore, Lorielle is the Media Ministry at her church, Falls Road A.M.E. Church, where she directs the streaming of service every Sunday
morning and a member of the Fruit of the Spirit Dance Ministry.

Lorielle attended the University of Maryland Eastern Shore for undergrad where she was also the president of the Club Football Team during her time there. When Lorielle Moore is not working, she enjoys spending time with her family especially being an aunt to her three handsome nephews, Mazari, Mason, and Matthew, and her beautiful niece, Myah.

8.22.22 Granddaughter of Founder of Moore's Tax Services Lorielle Moore to be Honored at "Recognizing Black Business Month"
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