Major funders call for increased support of Black feminists
The need to increase funding for Black feminist organizations is urgent, according to an open letter released Thursday from some of philanthropy’s most…
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The need to increase funding for Black feminist organizations is urgent, according to an open letter released Thursday from some of philanthropy’s most…
Philanthropic Leaders Discuss Racial Justice at Harvard IOP Forum | News | The Harvard Crimson
Despite the millions of older workers who have fled the labor force in the past two years, few have signaled a permanent exit.
Philanthropy used to be all about black-tie galas and dedicated wings. But the scions of some of America’s richest families are now partnering with progressive organizations to democratize generational wealth and put their money where the movement is.
Print Clara Benson, founder of a nascent South Carolina nonprofit that connects Black residents with health and wellness resources, got an intriguing call last September. The caller told Benson to check her email. Her organization, Community Resources for Enduring Wellness, was receiving a grant. The new Southern Power Fund was giving money to Black-led, grassroots groups like Benson’s. The nonprofit didn’t have to apply. The fund already knew about the organization’s work and its potential and wanted to help. While Benson’s organization, known as CREW, had recently received charity s...