We Will All Rise (All Rise) continues its collaboration with the National Center for the Elimination of Educational Disparities (NCEED) at Morgan State University’s School of Education and Urban Studies to empower the next generation of Black and Brown educators. Through All Rise's innovative?I Can Teach?program, this dynamic partnership provides transformative training and support to aspiring teachers, preparing them to lead classrooms and inspire change in their communities. Thank you Annie E. Casey Foundation , Baltimore Community Foundation , Goldseker Foundation , Hoffberger Family Philanthropies , & Maryland Department of Service and Civic Innovation for your support in our mission!
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State of the Art: Brent Cho (ACT, ‘27) and Ellie Yoshino (BCD, ‘27) created a nonprofit organization called B.E. Partners in Art. The organization’s goal is to spread the love of art to communities and children who have limited art opportunities due to disabilities or economic difficulties. Brent and Ellie partnered with Beyond Blindness, a long-time pioneer in education for children with disabilities, to run a few summer camps and are planning future art activities.
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Today, for our 20 projects for 20 years anniversary campaign, we are sharing four of our strategic planning projects that have a focus on increasing equity and access. Take a look below: Strategic plan for Girlstart, a nonprofit creating access to high-quality STEM experiences for more girls in more communities: https://lnkd.in/gjqGcB2 Strategy for building a national movement in 2015 with the Campaign for Black Male Achievement: https://lnkd.in/gAN2uRvZ Strategic plan to launch the Diversity-Informed Tenets for work with infants, children, and families with the Irving Harris Foundation: https://lnkd.in/e6kwHnvd Strategic planning for the HOPE Initiative at Bunker Hill CC: https://lnkd.in/dPR8eiwC
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Learning from the Black Church: A Philanthropic Perspective Black churches have long been vital in addressing social inequities, serving as both spiritual leaders and pillars of community support. A recent article from the Lake Institute on Faith & Giving, The Black Church as a Viable Intermediary, highlights their role as key philanthropic intermediaries—bridging gaps and responding to needs often overlooked by traditional systems. For Christian philanthropists, this article offers powerful insights into how we might rethink our approaches to partnership, trust, and resource allocation. I encourage you to take a moment to read it here. As I reflect on how we can engage with these ideas, I’d love to share this with others in the philanthropic and faith-based space. Organizations like Aslan Housing Foundation, Sojourners, Glide Memorial Church, Transforming The Bay for Christ, and Leadership Education at Duke Divinity—what do you think about this perspective? Let’s keep learning and growing together in service of God’s call to justice and equity.
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Discover the untold story of John Rockefeller's impact on the education system. Learn how he played a crucial role in funding public schools, shaping education as we know it today. Uncover the surprising history behind this influential figure. #JohnRockefeller #PublicSchools #EducationHistory #RockefellerEmpire #Philanthropy #EducationSystem #InfluentialFigures #UntoldHistory #SchoolFunding #EducationImpact
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This is Cindy Gallop , this is what MLNP is all about. Here’s how to invest - https://lnkd.in/g7QwSWR7 #FundCindyGallop #FundMLNP #FundFemaleFounders
Thank you Erin Hill, CPA, MBA and JD and Lauren Cranston for inviting me out to Greenwich, Connecticut last night, to talk to the Greenwich chapter of the National League Of Young Men, Inc. (NLYM) about how to make love, not p**n. It was an honor to talk to this terrific group of 14-18 y/o high school boys (plus those who couldn't make it to the talk, but joined us remotely via zoom) about MakeLoveNotPorn and the importance of operating good sexual values and behavior in their own lives. I appreciated the fact that moms Erin and Lauren introduced me, shut the doors and left us to ensure a safe and confidential space - following my presentation we had a really great, free and frank Q&A session. I must admit, I wasn't aware of the National League of Young Men until I received this invitation, and I love their mission as 'a non-profit organization for young men in grades 9-12; this structured program for mothers and their sons promotes the development of young men into community leaders through leadership involvement, charitable and community service, cultural experiences, and protocol education.' Everything we talked about last night was absolutely in line with NLYM's mission of providing young men with the life skills they need to become adult community leaders. I think you'll like this, Scott Galloway ??
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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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Imagine young people leading with kindness, respect, and responsibility—a generation ready to tackle challenges and create positive change in their communities. Thanks to a transformative $30 million investment from Lilly Endowment, Boys & Girls Clubs of America is expanding youth character development programs nationwide, shaping the next generation of community-minded leaders grounded in honesty, respect, and responsibility. #BGCA #GreatFuturesStartHere
Imagine a generation of young people who lead with kindness, respect and responsibility. A generation equipped to not just weather the challenges of our world but work to make their communities a better place. Boys & Girls Clubs of America is working toward this vision, and thanks to a $30 million investment by Lilly Endowment, we're taking a giant leap forward. ?? This grant, one of the largest single gifts from a foundation in our nonprofit’s 165-year history, will help amplify youth character development nationally across Boys & Girls Clubs. We're on a mission to jumpstart a generation of community-minded and values-driven young people, who learn and embody traits such as honesty, responsibility and respect. We’re honored to be among a distinguished group of grantees across the youth development sector supported by Lilly Endowment. Learn more about this historic gift and what character-building looks like at Boys & Girls Clubs: https://lnkd.in/dH4d2ryu #BGCA #GreatFuturesStartHere #Philanthropy
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Proud to share the Democracy Frontlines Fund Year 3/Phase I report! DFF’s focus on funding Black-led organizing, funder learning, and working towards a truly multi-racial democracy is an important example of the power of funder collectives. https://shorturl.at/LlPDE #DemocracyFrontlinesFund #RealizingOurVision
Today we are proud to share our latest Initiative Report:?Realizing Our Vision! https://lnkd.in/g-Jj_9J6 As we celebrate our?first phase of racial justice?work,?we look ahead to what’s next and?hope you will join in honoring and sharing?all the incredible work by our grantees, funder community, and Brain Trust over the past three years. The report is an important opportunity to uplift the power-building gains of our grantee organizations, name the resources we've mobilized ($79M committed to Black-led movement), highlight our funder learning community and racial justice journey, and remind and inspire philanthropy about the importance of funding organizing, particularly in this time of continued backlash and threats to our democracy. We thank: Grantees - The Black Futures Lab, Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project, Black Voters Matter Capacity Building Institute, BYP100, Borealis Philanthropy, The Movement for Black Lives, National Black Food & Justice Alliance, Southern Power Fund, State Voices, Taproot Earth, Vision Change Win Consulting; Foundation Partners - Crankstart, Heising-Simons Foundation, William and Flora Hewlett Foundation, THE JPB FOUNDATION, Kataly Foundation, Libra Foundation, MacArthur Foundation, The Schmidt Family Foundation, Sobrato Philanthropies, Someland Foundation, Stardust Fund, Tides; Brain Trust - Julia Beatty, Nicole Boucher, Rajasvini B., Alicia Sanchez Gill, MSW, Ashindi Maxton, Teresa C. Younger; Team - Crystal Hayling, Daniel Lau, Tynesha McHarris
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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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This year marks 157 years of #Juneteenth. AFN honors and celebrates this important day through our continued efforts to eliminate systemic racism and racial bias in all aspects of life. Acknowledging that #philanthropy and its grantees can unintentionally perpetuate systemic racism and implicit bias, AFN supports our members and partners in actively addressing racial bias in the philanthropic sector with Realizing Economic Justice (REJ), AFN's platform for a series of activities, educational offerings and programming. REJ presents funding strategies and philanthropic practices that members can use to confront and address racial bias in economic security and asset-building philanthropy. Check out Realizing Economic Justice and all it offers: https://loom.ly/UqlhHKw
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