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Executive Director - Black Resilience in Colorado Fund

The 5 Ts of Philanthropy – Time, Talent, Treasure, Testimony and (social) Ties – offer so many ways Black communities can strengthen and build community assets and resources. "Philanthropy is not a transaction,” says Karen McNeil-Miller, president and CEO of?The Colorado Health Foundation. “In order for change to happen, there needs to be engagement and dialogue, which helps bring a strategic focus on how we can make a collective impact. The Black community has a long history of philanthropy that comes from resilience and optimism – because you can't have one without the other." Have you decided how you’ll use your 5 Ts this year to create the change you want to see? Learn more - bricfund.org/get-involved #5Ts?#GivingBlack?#BRICbyBRIC #BlackPhilanthropy?#BRICFundCO

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Jonathan McMillan

Youth & Gun Violence Prevention & Community Violence Intervention Expert | Over 30 Years of Experience

1 个月

You're right LaDawn Sullivan Black philanthropy has always been about more than just writing checks—it’s about investing in people, ideas, and movements that drive real change. In a landscape where federal funding is unlikely and mainstream philanthropy is tightening its circles around their own affinity priorities, we have to ask: At a time where I feel we're running out of resilience and optimism I wonder, how do we shift from waiting on traditional funders to building self-sustaining models of investment? What strategies have worked in other historically underfunded communities to create long-term financial resilience?

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