Stacey Abrams, Lara Hodgson, Nourish Water digz.

I'm digging on this company founded by Stacey Abrams and Lara Hodgson and it seems very sketchy. This company proved to be a springboard for Lar Hodgson to become a millionaire.

One of the addresses for the company is shared with the Hosea Williams nonprofit group. Did Stacey get government contracts for these baby water bottles?

Let us now turn our attention to the newest scam artists on the market: the Nourish company, purveyors of Nourish Baby & Toddler Water. How does the Nourish company describe itself on its Twitter page? “Spill-proof bottled water for toddlers and formula ready bottled water for babies.”

In short, the scam that has been pushed on adults is now being foisted on their unknowing babies and toddlers. How much does this scam run? Why, it’s $39.00 for a 12-pack of Nourish Baby or Toddler. A quick look at a few stores tells me that an empty BPA free sippy cup runs about five or six dollars. The good part of getting it that way is that filling it with tap water will run you about a penny for filling your sippy cup thirteen times or so.

https://ecorp.sos.ga.gov/BusinessSearch/BusinessInformation?businessId=1270731&businessType=

https://www.blackenterprise.com/inventors-insider-4-rules-for-inventing-with-a-partner/

https://entrepreneurship.hbs.edu/founders/Pages/profile.aspx?num=294

https://bolesblogs.com/2010/08/03/the-nourish-water-scam/

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It's interesting that when I try to find the information linking Stacey williams water company with the Apache tribe of Oklahoma the information is gone. The links go nowhere.

The same is true of the Nourish website that redirects to a website that appears to be in Chinese.

http://www.nourish-inc.com/

I think these two are hiding something.

Watch the water.

>>15956406 Is this how Stacey Abrams is buying her million dollar homes?

Stacey Abrams co-founded fintech company Now raises $9.5M

It looks like Stacey has profited from the pandemic.

Today the Georgia-based company announced that it has raised $9.5 million in Series A funding. The round, led by Virgo Investment Group, will be used to help scale Now’s offerings. It comes as the pandemic has put even more of a strain on invoices for many companies. O’Connor Hodgson says the average wait time for invoice payment expanded from around 50 days to between 70-80.

https://www.ajc.com/news/stateregional-govtpolitics/state-contracts-aided-candidate-start/oO8oAmQZyNWhaCf5PsLTiL/

https://techcrunch.com/2021/06/09/stacey-abrams-cofounded-fintech-company-now-raises-9-5m/

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Then there is the book deals.