Invest in Verve: Minority-owned micro-mobility company | Wefunder

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came to fruition because we saw a need for an effective, eco-friendly, affordable way of transportation for our community. Verve Scooters

In 2020, with the safety risks of coronavirus rapidly impacting every community, we doubled down on our efforts to gather the community and cultivate more job opportunities for the previously incarcerated and inner-city youth

We are one of few Black-owned scooter companies in the United States and presently, the only Black-owned scooter company targeting inner cities to create pathways of success for people outside of suburban areas

Recording artist Tierra Whack on a Verve scooter at Made in American in 2019. Full video of her Verve-studded performance .here

We have always been interested in ways to help support the families in our community. We see the need to put the strength and confidence back into inner-city families. It was a no-brainer for us to partner with somebody (Tykeem Williams (Tak)) who has so much experience in the music industry and also has aligned aspirations for our community. They only show the negativity in hip-hop, but they don’t show how this is a huge community. Also, it has many benefits, with one being a way to reach the youth

Co-founder Kevin with Tykeem Williams () and basketball player , Verve's largest investor.Tak Rasheed Wallace

Here's , former NBA basketball player, riding one of our scooters.Lamar Odom

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