In light of the recent wildfires devastating Los Angeles, Kataly Foundation and the Environmental Justice Resourcing Collective are stepping up to support affected communities. We have mobilized $250,000 to provide critical funding to 12 organizations that are on the front lines of recovery and support. We encourage other funders to join us in this urgent effort to strengthen our communities in this time of need.
Kataly Foundation
慈善筹款服务
Kataly moves resources to support the power of Black & Indigenous communities, & all communities of color.
关于我们
The Kataly Foundation moves resources to support the economic, political, and cultural power of Black and Indigenous communities, and all communities of color. By transforming our relationship to capital, the planet, each other, and ourselves, we will redistribute and redefine wealth in a way that leads to transformation, abundance, and regeneration. Our vision is a world in which Black and brown people have the resources, power, and agency to execute their own visions for justice, well-being, and shared prosperity within their communities. We believe our fates are intertwined and ensuring self-determination for communities of color is in service of our collective liberation.
- 网站
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https://www.katalyfoundation.org/
Kataly Foundation的外部链接
- 所属行业
- 慈善筹款服务
- 规模
- 2-10 人
- 类型
- 私人持股
- 创立
- 2018
Kataly Foundation员工
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Joleen Eeson Ruffin
Chief Financial and Operations Officer, Kataly Foundation
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Maya Thornell-Sandifor, MSOD
Managing Director of Programs, Kataly Foundation, certified Coach
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Donna Bransford
Senior Program Officer, Mindfulness and Healing Justice Program, Kataly Foundation
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Tania Rosario Méndez
Directora Ejecutiva de TALLER SALUD. Estratega, conferenciante y consultora.
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We are excited to announce an opening for a Senior Program Officer (SPO) for the Restorative Economies Fund (REF). As the SPO, you will lead the REF team in designing and implementing our integrated capital approach, with a focus on grantmaking. You will serve as the primary contact for the REF grant program and manage the Program Officer, along with any consultants and advisors. Key Responsibilities: -Oversee all aspects of the REF grantmaking program. -Engage in community events and foster strong relationships with grantees. -Assess potential partners and contribute to capacity-building efforts. ?? Apply now: https://lnkd.in/gq8t9bYP
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Last week, our Integrated Capital Officer,?Hans How joined the Latino Community Foundation's Latino Capital Accelerator retreat as a mentor, supporting incredible Latino-led organizations working to expand access to capital and unlock the potential of Latino entrepreneurs across California. Huge thanks to the Latino Community Foundation for creating this space and to the inspiring cohort members for sharing their vision and impact.
Last week, LCF held our second Latino Capital Accelerator retreat, bringing together Latino changemakers to sharpen their storytelling, pitching, and fundraising skills while building a strong and supportive community with mentors, funders, and cohort members. This retreat was a powerful step toward expanding access to capital and strengthening the infrastructure of Latino-led nonprofits that are dedicated to unlocking the potential of Latino entrepreneurs across California.? ?? LCF is unleashing economic power through our values of love, culture, and power. Economic justice is about stopping, reversing, and ending disinvestment in the economic well-being of Latinos. We know that when Latinos thrive, entire communities prosper.? ?? With over five million Latino-owned businesses contributing $800 billion to the U.S. economy, Latino entrepreneurs are a driving force in the national economic landscape. Their businesses are growing faster than any other demographic, with nearly one in four new businesses being Latino-owned. Yet, despite this momentum, access to capital remains one of the biggest barriers to success.? ?? The Latino Capital Accelerator is changing that narrative. By equipping leaders with the tools, knowledge, and network to secure the funding they need, this program is ensuring that Latino entrepreneurs have the resources to thrive. This retreat was about building power, securing capital, and creating lasting change for our communities.? ?? Thank you to our cohort Inclusive Action for the City, TMC Community Capital, Viva Foundation Organization, Fresno Area Hispanic Foundation, Creser Capital Fund, El Pájaro Community Development Corporation for filling us with hope and the fuel to continue building the equitable, just future our families deserve. Thank you to our funding partners who joined us as mentors The James Irvine Foundation, Kataly Foundation, BMO, JPMorganChase, Wells Fargo, Citi, Cameo, NALCAB, APCO WORLDWIDE, INC., and SUMA Wealth!?
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On February 27, the Kataly Foundation hosted its annual webinar, "State of the Spend Out," where we shared key insights into our grantmaking efforts in 2024 and their vision for 2025. The webinar covered: -The evolving landscape of grantmaking -Challenges of spending out in today's political climate -Strategies for supporting grassroots organizations -The importance of capacity building ?? Read the full recap and watch a recording of the webinar here: https://lnkd.in/gG_cpXVa
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Kataly Foundation is seeking a Program Officer for our Environmental Justice Resourcing Collective program (EJRC). This role is pivotal in implementing grantmaking strategies that empower Black and Indigenous communities and support projects aimed at community healing, power building, and sustainable development. $75M in funding will be directed towards projects led by communities of color, making a lasting impact in the fight for environmental justice. We're looking for candidate with experience in grassroots movements and a commitment to racial and social equity. ?? Learn more and apply here: https://lnkd.in/gE3dUEwM
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Kataly CEO Nwamaka Agbo had the opportunity to join the Becoming The Vision podcast to discuss “duality” in everyday life and leadership in philanthropy—how she’s navigating grief and gratitude, collaborating across racial lines for minority self-determination, and embracing Black girl magic while confronting the double binds of race and gender. It’s an expansive, honest conversation. Tune in and subscribe today: https://lnkd.in/g24_xVVy This podcast exists as a platform for visionaries from the field of philanthropy and beyond who believe and practice the idea that we must change ourselves in order to change the world. #BecomingTheVision #FreedomDreaming #Philanthropy
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Vanessa Priya Daniel, founder and organizer and member of the Environmental Justice Resourcing Collective at Kataly, has announced a 10 city book tour with a powerful lineup of conversation partners to launch Unrig the Game: What Women of Color Can Teach Everyone About Winning (Random House, 2025). Drawing on interviews with 45 women of color leaders across U.S. social justice movements and her own insights from 15 years in leadership, she shares what makes so many women of color powerful leaders, what is blocking and weathering them (at great cost to movements), and what we can all do about it. Vanessa shares, “It has never been more critical to flank our best and brightest movement leaders – so many of whom are women of color – than it is as we head into the fight of our lives against fascism. The future is feminist, decolonized, sustainable, fair and kind. We are undeterred in seeking it, and we will need our full strength.” Information about the events and links to RSVP at https://lnkd.in/gHUzaFkE??
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Check out the latest article in Alliance magazine featuring Kataly Foundation CEO Nwamaka Agbo, who discusses the important role of women leaders in spend-down (spend-out) philanthropy. As the need for equitable resource distribution grows, Nwamaka highlights how women are making significant contributions to transformative change within the philanthropic sector. Highlight from the article: "I don’t want to essentialise women leaders as embodying a certain set of traits’, says Nwamaka Agbo, CEO of?Kataly Foundation, a family foundation set up in 2018 with an endowment of $445 million, intending to spend down within ten years. Nwamaka reflects on her own lived experience as a queer Black woman, ‘I intimately understand how people and communities have experienced harm from people in power. Because of that understanding, I do my best to lead from a place of empathy’. Experiences of oppression and injustices may indeed be more commonly shared by women in society." --Nwamaka Agbo Explore the voices of women leaders who are shaping the future of philanthropy by reading the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g2WQYjSs. #Philanthropy #WomenLeaders #SocialChange #KatalyFoundation
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As we gaze into the political landscape of 2025 and beyond, how is Kataly evolving to support our social movement partners? What insights did our grantmaking and investments provide us in 2024? What does the future hold for Kataly? Join us for our annual webinar, "State of the Spend Out," where we’ll delve into these topics and more. When: Thursday, February 27 at 10 AM PT / 1 PM ET The last 30 minutes will be reserved for a Q&A session. We encourage you to submit any questions in advance via the webinar registration form. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gQ9vKA-b
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We’re revisiting this article from our archives that highlights the crucial need for supporting Black women's leadership in the nonprofit sector. As we continue to advocate for equity and representation, this piece serves as a powerful reminder of the impact that supporting Black women's has our communities and organizations. Read the full article: https://lnkd.in/gn9TQmw6