CERG PAC 2.0 recognizes the broad challenges facing Black residents, yet focuses its advocacy on three pillars—Housing, Jobs, and Business Ownership—where targeted action drives the greatest economic impact. Where we are not the primary voice, we support and partner with the organizations that are. Our focused approach is not a limitation, but the foundation of our effectiveness — and genuine effectiveness, grounded in principled commitment to our core pillars, is what our community deserves.
CERG PAC was founded on the belief that political representation matters—that our voices must be present and powerful at every decision-making table. As we evolved, we recognized that representation alone, while essential, is not enough. Our community also needs a focused economic strategy that delivers tangible results.
CERG PAC 2.0 is a political action committee working to advance economic growth and opportunity in Montgomery County. We back policies and candidates that expand access to capital, increase homeownership, and create pathways to quality jobs – with a clear focus on strengthening Black communities and businesses.
We measure success by outcomes: more Black-owned businesses scaling, more families building wealth, and more residents accessing jobs that support long-term stability.
The Solomon Graham Annual Golf Classic is a highly anticipated event that brings together golf enthusiasts, sponsors, and supporters for a memorable day on the green. This year, we are thrilled to announce that a portion of proceeds from the event will go towards supporting CERG 2.0 – a leader in advocating people of color in politics. Through your sponsorship and support we will be able to keep this cause going strong.
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Make a lasting community impact as an annual sponsor or through a one-time donation to CERG 2.0, fueling our mission of empowering underrepresented communities, fostering economic empowerment, and amplifying marginalized voices for a more inclusive and prosperous future.
CERG 2.0 PAC solicits (directly or indirectly) and accepts voluntary personal contributions to make expenditures in connection with the attempt to influence the selection, nomination, and election of individuals who support our priorities.
Homeownership stands as one of the most powerful vehicles for building generational wealth, and it is a pathway that has historically been restricted for Black families through discriminatory policies, redlining, and exclusionary zoning practices.
Homeownership stands as one of the most powerful vehicles for building generational wealth, and it is a pathway that has historically been restricted for Black families through discriminatory policies, redlining, and exclusionary zoning practices.
Homeownership stands as one of the most powerful vehicles for building generational wealth, and it is a pathway that has historically been restricted for Black families through discriminatory policies, redlining, and exclusionary zoning practices.
In the intricate web of community development, there exists a vital thread that often goes unnoticed—the impact of local economic policies. For those of us not deeply immersed in the world of economic jargon, the concept might seem daunting, but fear not! This blog post aims to unravel the basics, specifically tailored for those just dipping their toes into the pool of economic policy understanding.
In the intricate web of community development, there exists a vital thread that often goes unnoticed—the impact of local economic policies. For those of us not deeply immersed in the world of economic jargon, the concept might seem daunting, but fear not! This blog post aims to unravel the basics, specifically tailored for those just dipping their toes into the pool of economic policy understanding.
Homeownership stands as one of the most powerful vehicles for building generational wealth, and it is a pathway that has historically been restricted for Black families through discriminatory policies, redlining, and exclusionary zoning practices.