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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Why Invest in BRIC’s Five Ts? Building and preserving our assets and resources through participation and philanthropy are central to BRIC’s mission. The Five Ts align our investments towards building BRIC’s organizational capabilities to be a leading voice for change and own their power of resilience. The Five Ts: ??Time - A non-monetary way to invest in BRIC’s mission with your time.? ???Talent - Investing non-monetarily something you do well that helps BRIC and the community. ???Treasure - Financial support, goods or services in-kind.? ????Testimony - Helping to spread BRIC’s message throughout our Black communities. ???(Social) Ties - Strengthen our resources by building donor partnerships. Help us provide the resources and assets that empower Black communities to thrive.?https://lnkd.in/drtqC86Q #TheFiveTs?#BRICBuilder?#BRIC #BlackResilience?#CommunitySupport #Philanthropy?#BlackGiving?#BRICFundCO
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Did you know August is Black Philanthropy Month? Learn how you can get involved with #BPM this year: https://hubs.li/Q02KlHrt0 #BPM2024 #AfroFuturesofGiving #BlackFundingFutures
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As we approach ?ve years since our founding, we are clearer than ever about the imperative and value of The Collective. In our role as a backbone organization for Black-led change—and the state’s leading philanthropic organization on racial justice—we support courageous visionaries across our state as they usher in a new tomorrow by shifting existing systems and creating new ones. We are not backing down—we are doubling down. Will you join us? By making an investment in the Black Collective Foundation MN, you can help: https://lnkd.in/gC-VU6P8 ?Resource Black-led Change: Through our grantmaking, we are ensuring our holistic well-being by investing in solutions that pair economic justice with healing justice and culture. ?Strengthen Race-Conscious Impact: We launched a new initiative called MN LEAD, building on a proven model from California. MN LEAD brings together a coalition of legal, advocacy, and philanthropic organizations that will offer strategic resources to help Minnesota-based organizations and funders better understand the legal landscape. ?Build Sustaining Power: The Collective will continue to ensure Black-led civic engagement and power-building organizations are ampli?ed and strengthened. We invite you to make the Black Collective Foundation your foundation—your change home where you can activate your values, legacy and ideals. Give today. #GiveToTheMaxDay #BlackLedChange #CommunityWealth #InvestInChange #MinnesotaPhilanthropy
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If you haven’t already, check out the newest CNWF blog post on Black Philanthropy. Philanthropy in the Black community is diverse and multifaceted, reflecting a long history of mutual aid, communal support, and efforts to address social inequities. For ways to make a case for intentional, curated initiatives that amplify Black philanthropy, visit: https://lnkd.in/guSEhHn8 I'm eager to hear your perspectives, so let's engage in a discussion in the comments! #BlackPhilanthropy #CNWF
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The Power of Allies in Elevating Black-Focused Nonprofits As we celebrate Black Philanthropy Month, let’s talk about something crucial—the power of allies in lifting up Black-led initiatives. Non-Black allies have an incredible opportunity to make a real impact by sharing their resources, platforms, and networks. By doing so, they help these organizations gain visibility, secure funding, and achieve long-term sustainability. Take, for example, Black Empowerment Works (BEW), part of United Way of Cincinnati's Black-Led Social Change initiative. BEW is all about equity, focusing on Black self-determination, social mobility, and economic prosperity by funding grassroots, Black-led projects. Since 2020, BEW has invested over $5 million into 130 initiatives, with a mission to address the over-representation of Black families in poverty and to drive more investment into Black-led community solutions. Let’s keep this movement going strong and support Black-Led and Focused Nonprofits! #BlackPhilanthropyMonth #NonprofitSupport #BlackLeadership
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This #BlackPhilanthropyMonth, while we reflect on the accomplishments of Black folks in philanthropy, let’s also take time to consider the steps needed for philanthropy to meaningfully reach Black communities. Learn more at: https://ow.ly/VH8t50SNGxK
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As we celebrate Black Philanthropy Month, we need to recognize the vital role that Black-led nonprofits play in driving meaningful change within our communities. These organizations are often on the frontlines, addressing systemic inequities and uplifting those who have historically been marginalized. At Parkes Philanthropy, we are committed to supporting and amplifying the voices and efforts of Black-led nonprofits. These leaders bring unparalleled insights, resilience, and dedication to their work—yet they often face significant barriers to accessing resources and funding. As a Black-led consultancy, we’re proud to have also supported many Black-led impact organizations, including No More Under, Broadway Inspirational Voices, DAY CARE COUNCIL OF NEW YORK INC, Teens of Color Abroad and more. This month, and every month, let's challenge ourselves to do more than just acknowledge the contributions of Black-led nonprofits. Let’s actively invest in their success by providing the strategic support, funding, and partnerships they need to thrive. For example, we’re thrilled to see initiatives like BackBlack bringing that support to scale. Together, we can create a more equitable and just society for all. #BlackPhilanthropyMonth #NonprofitLeadership #EquityInAction
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Today we explore how black philanthropy goes beyond financial contributions to Enhance Community Resilience. The multifaceted approach of philanthropy includes volunteerism, advocacy, and community organizing, fostering resilient communities that advocate for their rights and address their needs collectively. Even with limited financial resources, shared support and solidarity enable communities to thrive. Ways you can contribute as a philanthropist even without financial resources: - Volunteer your time to make a difference. - Advocate for organizations you support by amplifying their voice and connecting them with new opportunities. - Be the thread that connects individuals within communities, facilitating meaningful relationships and enhancing community organizing efforts. Explore more on this topic in the enlightening piece by Health Forward Foundation: https://lnkd.in/e92X2gcP
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?? Empowering Black Communities, Fostering Change! ?? This month, we are excited to spotlight ABFE. A Philanthropic Partnership for Black Communities, an organization dedicated to promoting effective philanthropy in support of Black communities. Through advocacy, capacity building, and strategic initiatives, ABFE empowers individuals and organizations to drive meaningful change and achieve equitable outcomes. Let’s celebrate their unwavering commitment to advancing social justice and community empowerment! Sponsored by PLUS Accounting Services. #ABFE #EmpoweringBlackCommunities #Philanthropy #SocialJustice #MakingADifference #NonprofitSpotlight #CommunityEmpowerment #CivicEngagement #Advocacy #TogetherWeCan #SupportLocal #ChangeMakers #CommunityImpact #EquityAndInclusion #InspiringChange #LocalHeroes #BuildingStrongerCommunities #StrategicPhilanthropy #DedicatedService #SupportNonprofits #RacialEquity #BlackPhilanthropy #LeadershipDevelopment #EmpowermentThroughAction #Collaboration #PhilanthropicPartnership #CommunityWellbeing #AdvancingJustice #PlusAccountingServices
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Community-led organizations play a vital role in fostering economic empowerment in Black communities. These organizations not only address systemic challenges but also nurture local leadership, build collective wealth, and provide opportunities for sustainable growth. According to the 2016 report The Tapestry of Black Business Ownership in America, Black households hold just 1/10th the wealth of white households, a disparity driven by limited intergenerational wealth transfer. This stark inequality goes beyond rhetoric—it calls for transformative action.? Philanthropy is uniquely positioned to support these community-led efforts. Foundations like The Annie E. Casey Foundation and JPMorgan Chase have made meaningful investments in empowering Black communities. By providing sustained funding and amplifying the work of grassroots organizations, we can collectively drive systemic change, close the wealth gap, and uplift Black communities for generations to come.? Let’s champion community-centered solutions that build long-term economic power.? #EconomicEmpowerment #BlackCommunities #Philanthropy #WealthGap #RacialEquity #PincusFamilyFoundation #Community
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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?