Members of Clayco's Black Resource Group (BRG) volunteered at the Annual 314BlackWallStreet festival in Wellston, Missouri this weekend! This annual event was founded by Young Voices With Action, a 2024 Juneteenth Fund grant recipient. It is BRG's goal to continue working with the beneficiaries throughout the year and assist in their efforts to grow their surrounding community.
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A wise mentor once said “meet the donor where they are”. It was a privilege to present a braille proposal to a supporter of our major gift program in Nashville recently. For over 86 years we’ve been able bring people of all walks of life from all across the country to Edmundite Missions. In recent years our programs have elevated our clients through insurmountable ways. Our continued impact in the black belt communities is only beginning….Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP Global) AFP Miami - The Association of Fundraising Professionals, Miami chapter Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Palm Beach Chapter https://lnkd.in/dGecywrZ
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Trust is one of the pillars in our grantmaking process to ensure that we can continue to prioritize advancing racial justice and equity. When it comes to advocating for a trust-based approach to philanthropy, the Foundation for Black Communities is leading the way. By giving grant-seekers more power and freedom when applying for and receiving grants, they are setting Black communities up for success. Learn more about the work that they do in one of our previous blog posts: https://lnkd.in/gsje5AQu #BlackHistoryMonth
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Great actionable steps to amplify the impact of Black-led and Black-serving organizations. 👇
Assistant Professor of Advanced Studies, Leadership, & Policy #MorganState #NationalTreasure #HBCU ➩ I build ecosystems and talk about Community Colleges, Leadership, Non-Profits, Fundraising, HBCUs, & Purpose
Within Black-led and Black-serving organizations, the lack of access to capital is one of the most challenging obstacles these organizations face for sustainability. Check out the latest article from the Lab Collection, which provides guidance on fundraising for Black nonprofits. Click the link to learn more: https://lnkd.in/g55j84sq
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Libbie Sonnier, Ph.D., Executive Director of Louisiana Policy Institute for Children, shared why being a Nonprofit Member of BRAF is important to their organization and success: "BRAF allows us to understand the landscape of not only the Baton Rouge area, but of the entire state of Louisiana. As a statewide organization, [BRAF] is critical to our success in advocating for Louisiana's youngest learners to be connected to this important network." Learn more about Nonprofit Membership at BRAF by visiting: https://ow.ly/s8XA50Qa1bR.
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Are you a nonprofit leader struggling to reach your annual funding goals each year? If so, let's connect.
What percentage of $11B will your organization secure this year? If you are a registered 501c3 with a program, your answer should be at least $10K in single donor contributions per year. If not...you need the Donor Hierarchy List (DHL) ™ The Donor Hierarchy List (DHL) ™ is our proven resource designed to help nonprofits build their $100K Donor List. It is especially important to the journey of nonprofit leaders and their boards because it emphasizes the importance of leveraging the right relationships at the right time with the right intentions. We just got news of another organization using the DHL to secure $15K last week. It can do the same for you, visit www.thebrandhospital.com to schedule an appointment to see how we can help your organization get on track to tap into that $11B donation pool using the DHL. #s2brandhospital #donorhierarchylist #nonprofit
Did you know? 🌟 Black households give 25% more of their income annually than white households. Nearly two-thirds of African-American households donate to organizations and causes, contributing a remarkable $11 billion each year. Let's celebrate the power of Black philanthropy and its incredible impact! 🙌🏾 Feel free to share this and spread the word! 🖤 Source: https://lnkd.in/eiJFe_ht #BPM #BlackExcellence #Philanthropy #GivingBack #CommunitySupport #community #BlackPhilanthropyMonth
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About 1/4th of Black nonprofits were formed in the past 3 years. Likely, the increased need and support for Black organizations in these past years (given the COVID-19 pandemic and the Black Lives Matter movement) accelerated the formation of these younger nonprofits. #NonprofitReport #Gratitude #closethegivinggap #Giving #StateofBlackNonprofitsReport
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NOTHING IS " IMPOSSIBLE" TO ACCOMPLISH ! Simply because, I can learn by listening and recalling whatever I hear, see and/or read IRRESPECTIVE of person, place, subject, trade or circumstances that I pass by or with!
Prodigy Finance! To finance with loans for interest to support the third world /commonwealth countries-students lighten their burden of huge study costs for higher study and thereby contribute in conversion of human into human resources combindly: perhaps it is the most profitable business network now in the world! So try to revise your old-obsolete-British minded policy to retain your shared businesses in the modern world of sustainable business mainly driven by holistic marketing strategy and approach to explore and pick it up not cunningly but with utmost trust and honesty otherwise you may lose yours to the honest and sincere competitors very soon!
Congratulations to Ryan Retartha for being one of the South Bend Regional Chamber honorees in the 2024 Michiana Forty under 40 class! The program recognizes professionals under the age of 40 who actively pursue and achieve outstanding professional success while also engaging in his/her community through charitable and civic involvement. We are continually grateful for Ryan, his leadership at Mendoza, and his dedication to ensuring our business community is a force for good in the world. Congrats, Ryan!
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A must read for everyone in our sector - Unfunded: Black Communities Overlooked by Canadian Philanthropy This FFBC research report provides the first in-depth examination of the relationship between Canadian Philanthropy and Black communities. The research and analysis suggest that the Canadian philanthropic sector has failed to support the urgent and specific needs of Black communities in Canada. https://loom.ly/-cooDqw #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackCanadians #Nonprofits
FFBC Reports - Foundation for Black Communities (FFBC)
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Damon Daniel, President of Impact 100 organization AdHoc Group Against Crime, has noticed a shift in traditional nonprofit funding towards trust-based philanthropy. But gaps still exist when it comes to Black-led organizations seeking funding. We met with five Black nonprofit leaders to discuss the challenges they have experienced growing their organizations and securing funding. Damon shares about the importance of investing in people who look like the communities they serve, the need for flexible funding, and the biggest obstacles that Black leaders face in this article: https://buff.ly/49iyGUS #BlackHistoryMonth
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August is #BlackPhilanthropyMonth, a celebration of the legacy of Black giving and the ingenuity of Black philanthropic leadership. According to the Black Future Co-op Fund, traditional philanthropy only invests 1.8% in Black-led nonprofits. Moving toward shared abundance requires intentional, significant increased investment in Black communities. For more on how to increase investment in Black nonprofits and communities, see the Co-Op’s informative resources: https://lnkd.in/gj9Eb4KF #BPM2023
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