The Local Legacy Campaign

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The local legacy campaign is focused on building and retaining community wealth in two of Birmingham’s historic neighborhoods: ensley and the 4th Ave Business DIstrict.

❋ Helping Business Owners Sell or Diversify With Dignity

Business owners looking to retire or just diversify their assets can sell all or part of their business while retaining their business’s unique identify and legacy.

❋ Helping Local Workers Build Generational Wealth

Workers will become co-owners of the business at little or no financial or legal risk to themselves thanks to the help of our national partners.

❋ Saving Local Jobs

Transitioning to employee ownership keeps businesses open, saving jobs and tax revenue.

❋ Keeping Our Legacy Alive

Transitioning to employee ownership keeps beloved local landmarks open and locally owned.
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Meet the Team

  • Damon Patterson

  • Sharon Sanders

  • Ben Jackson

  • Jacob Scott

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  • Kevin Burns

  • Daniel Marshall

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Last updated: April 2026