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EUCLID, Ohio -- Darren and Theresa Carter, owners of Carter’s BBQ, a Euclid-based food truck, were just named Kingsford “Preserve the Pit” fellows. They are among six barbecue businesses ...

Kingsford was originally called Ford Charcoal, and E.G. Kingsford, Ford's brother-in-law, helped broker the location for first factory, which was later renamed in his honor.

Charcoal brand Kingsford unveiled their new fellowship aimed toward helping craft the next generation of Black BBQ food entrepreneurs.

Kingsford celebrates Black barbecue culture in its second year of the Preserve the Pit Fellowship. Kingsford will name six aspiring barbecue professionals.

Kingsford is also awarding 10 grants that can be used at the applicant's discretion to support their business aspirations and fuel the future of Black barbecue culture and history.

Charcoal company Kingsford has created a new fellowship program to honor the contributions Black Americans have made to the legacy of American barbecue and ensure African Americans have a stake in ...

Inspired by the effort – and showing faith in the power of BBQ – Kingsford Charcoal has joined the team as a sponsor of the BBQ meal spots along the tour, supplying charcoal for events that ...

That initiative focuses on preserving the cultural history of Black barbecue and investing in its future through an ambitious fellowship program.

Driven by a mission of bringing family and community together over barbecue, but more importantly bringing food to those in need, the Kingsford brand was compelled to aid in the relief effort.