We help founders grow—and we stay grounded in the communities we serve.

Community Impact & Recognition

Lauren London, Kelly Morris, MBA and son, Melvin Munir, and Blacc Sam standing together at The Marathon Store during the Nipsey Hussle Square Turkey Drive 2025. — Community Impact & Recognition

BeUncommon 24-7 blends business strategy and AI workflow automation for small businesses with practical grant writing and funding readiness support for founders in Central California and nationwide via Zoom.

SBDC of the Year 2025 advisory team

Advisors on Valley Community SBDC, named SBDC of the Year 2025 by the SBA Fresno District.
Supported 5,000+ families at the Nipsey Hussle Square Turkey Drive 2025 at The Marathon Store.
Active in the BBB Growth Surge Bootcamp and Access Plus Capital’s 17th Anniversary ecosystem.
Local to Central California, serving founders nationwide via Zoom.

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Kelly Morris, MBA of BeUncommon 24-7 with the Valley Community SBDC team including Director Richard Mostert, Cheryl Flowers of FlowSynergy, and fellow advisors at the SBDC of the Year 2025 award ceremony in Clovis, California. — Valley Community SBDC named Small Business Development Center of the Year 2025 by the SBA Fresno District Office, with BeUncommon 24-7 on the advisory team.

Kelly Morris, MBA with Vong Mouanoutoua, Mayor of Clovis, at the SBDC of the Year 2025 award ceremony.

Kelly Morris, MBA of BeUncommon 24-7 with Susan Pryor, PhD, Regional Director of Central California SBDC, at the SBDC of the Year 2025 award ceremony.

Kelly Morris, MBA of BeUncommon 24-7 with George Flores, Deputy District Director of the SBA Fresno District Office.

Kelly Morris, MBA of BeUncommon 24-7 with Richard Mostert, Director of Valley Community SBDC, at the SBDC of the Year 2025 Award Ceremony in Clovis, California.

Part of an SBDC of the Year Team

Valley Community SBDC was named “Small Business Development Center of the Year 2025” by the U.S. Small Business Administration Fresno District. As part of that advisory team, BeUncommon 24-7 supports entrepreneurs with business planning, startup strategy, AI workflow automation, and funding readiness.

We bring that same level of clear, practical guidance to the founders we work with privately—translating complex funding and operations questions into step-by-step action plans that fit real life.

Proud to be part of this team. No government endorsement implied.

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Serving 5,000+ Families at Nipsey Hussle Square

In November, we left the Central Valley before sunrise and headed to Nipsey Hussle Square in Los Angeles for the first community event hosted at The Marathon Store in six years. Alongside the Neighborhood Nip Foundation and Think Watts, we helped distribute over 5,000 turkeys plus groceries to families lined up around the block.

For us, this wasn’t a PR moment—it was a father–son legacy moment. We were there to serve, not spectate, and to show that the businesses we help build can also show up when communities need them most.

“Legacy is not what we say on social media—legacy is where we’re willing to stand.”

Kelly Morris, MBA and son with Blacc Sam at The Marathon Store during the Nipsey Hussle Square Turkey Drive 2025. — Kelly Morris, MBA and son with Blacc Sam at The Marathon Store for the Nipsey Hussle Square Turkey Drive 2025.

Kelly Morris, MBA and RiMar Clark standing with Dawit Asghedom, father of Nipsey Hussle and Blacc Sam, at The Marathon Store for the Turkey Drive 2025. — Kelly Morris, MBA and RiMar Clark with Dawit Asghedom at The Marathon Store for the 2025 Turkey Drive.

Kelly Morris, MBA and son smiling together outside The Marathon Store during the Nipsey Hussle Square Turkey Drive 2025. — Father–son legacy moment for Kelly Morris, MBA and his son at The Marathon Store.

Lauren London, Kelly Morris, MBA and son, Melvin Munir, and Blacc Sam together at The Marathon Store during the Nipsey Hussle Square Turkey Drive 2025. — Lauren London, Kelly Morris, MBA and son, Melvin Munir, and Blacc Sam united for the Nipsey Hussle Square Turkey Drive 2025.

Collage of India Love and sisters, Lauren London, Watts Homie Quan, and Big Boy supporting families at The Marathon Store Turkey Drive 2025. — Collage featuring India Love and sisters, Lauren London, Watts Homie Quan, and Big Boy at the 2025 Turkey Drive.

Collage of Kelly Morris, MBA, his son, Lauren London, Blacc Sam, and EDI Mean of 2Pac's Outlawz together at The Marathon Store during the Turkey Drive 2025. — Collage of Kelly Morris, MBA and son with Lauren London, Blacc Sam, and EDI Mean of 2Pac’s Outlawz at the Turkey Drive 2025.

Staying Close to the Resources That Fuel Your Growth

We stay plugged into the ecosystems that fund, train, and support small businesses—so you don’t have to search for opportunities alone. These touchpoints shape how we guide your business strategy, AI workflows, and funding readiness.

Korey Morris, CEO of BeUncommon 24-7, standing with Cheryl Flowers of FlowSynergy and fellow entrepreneurs at the BBB Growth Surge Bootcamp. — Korey Morris, CEO of BeUncommon 24-7, with Cheryl Flowers and the Growth Surge Bootcamp cohort.

Korey Morris and Cheryl Flowers with the Growth Surge Bootcamp team during a breakout session.

Korey Morris, CEO of BeUncommon 24-7, with Nathan Gilbert, Regional Director of the Better Business Bureau, at the Growth Surge Bootcamp.

Korey Morris, CEO of BeUncommon 24-7, with Cheryl Flowers of FlowSynergy and Rich Jackson, real estate professional, at the Growth Surge Bootcamp.

Korey Morris, CEO of BeUncommon 24-7, speaking and engaging founders at the BBB Growth Surge Bootcamp.

Better Business Bureau Growth Surge Bootcamp

We joined the BBB Growth Surge Bootcamp to stay close to the tools and training small business owners need most, especially around digital presence, emotional resilience, and funding.

Emotional well-being for entrepreneurs.
Communicating your brand with confidence.
Mastering website SEO basics.
Business financing 101 and beyond the pitch.
“Don’t do it alone,” Brand in a Box, and practical SWOT analysis.

Through the bootcamp, GoDaddy awarded a $1,000 grant for business operations—exactly the kind of opportunity we track so our clients can tap similar support in the future.

We use insights like these to design strategies and AI workflows that match real-world funding and education programs.

Korey Morris, CEO of BeUncommon 24-7, with Cheryl Flowers, CEO of FlowSynergy, and Dawn Golik, Fresno SBA District Director, at the Access Plus Capital 17th anniversary celebration. — Korey Morris, Cheryl Flowers, and SBA District Director Dawn Golik at the Access Plus Capital 17th Anniversary celebration.

Kelly Morris, MBA with Tate Hill, President of Access Plus Capital, and Terrance Green, VP and Specialty Finance Relationship Manager, at the Access Plus Capital 17th anniversary celebration.

Kelly Morris, MBA, Co-Founder of BeUncommon 24-7, with Stephanie Nathan, President and CEO at United Way Fresno and Madera Counties.

Kelly Morris, MBA and Korey Morris, CEO of BeUncommon 24-7, together at the Access Plus Capital 17th anniversary celebration.

Kelly Morris, MBA with Pamela Mostert, COO of Access Plus Capital, and Richard Mostert, Director of Valley Community SBDC, building capital access partnerships.

Access Plus Capital 17th Anniversary & Capital Access

Access Plus Capital plays a critical role in community lending and small business financing across our region. At their 17th Anniversary celebration, we showed up not just to network, but to listen—to lenders, community partners, and founders working to become funding-ready.

Events like this shape how we prepare clients for lenders, grantors, and investors—from financial projections and business plans to AI-powered documentation workflows that keep your numbers and narratives organized.

Our job is to translate what lenders want to see into clear plans, documents, and systems that small business owners can actually maintain.

When Founders Win, Communities Win

Our favorite part of this work is watching founders hire locally, serve their communities, and reinvest in the places they call home. Here are a few of the entrepreneurs we’ve been honored to support.

EJ

Independent Trucking Owner

“Working with BeUncommon 24-7, I cut unnecessary expenses, reduced my tax burden, and got the clarity I needed to move from idea to my first booked loads on the road. Instead of guessing, I now have a simple plan for pricing, cash flow, and business credit.”

Darryl Kelly

Photographer & Creative Director

“Before, I was undercharging and overworking. After reworking my offer, pricing, and client journey with BeUncommon 24-7, I raised my rates confidently and started saying yes only to work that fits my brand. That clarity has led to national-level features and better-quality bookings.”

Ryan Meyer

Producer & Independent Label Owner

“With BeUncommon 24-7, I finally understood how to structure my business and deals so I could save more in taxes and keep control of my masters. We built a plan to grow my label on my terms while staying compliant and funding-ready.”

Build a Business That Serves Your Family & Your Community

You’re not just building a business—you’re building a vehicle for your family’s future and your community’s future. Our role is to help you combine clear strategy, AI-powered systems, and funding readiness so you can grow without burning out or losing your values.

If you’re a founder who cares about both profit and impact, you’re in the right place. BeUncommon 24-7 offers Central California business consulting with national reach, grounded in business strategy and AI workflow automation for small businesses plus practical grant writing and funding readiness support.

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