Giving Gap exists to advance racial equity in giving and mobilize positive action for Black lives by connecting people to causes they care about.
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Recent organizations
Girl Plus Environment
Environment, Atlanta, GA
Formally known as Millennials 4 Environmental Justice, Girls Plus Environment educates, engages, and empowers Black and Brown girls, women, and non-binary individuals to stand up for environmental justice in their neighborhoods.
Art Prevails Project
Arts & Culture, Fort Lauderdale, FL
Art Prevails Project is committed to cultivating community through ensuring equitable access to artistic and cultural programming and education.
Edison Arts Foundation
Community & Economic Development, Missouri City, TX
The Edison Arts Foundation is transforming a blighted building into a cultural arts district to highlight black artists, give voice and space to black culture, and for comprehensive community revitalization.
Legally BLK Fund, Inc.
Careers, Dover, DE
The Legally BLK Fund is a non-profit organization dedicated to increasing the representation of Black women in the legal profession by providing mentorship, annual scholarships, and programming.
Supporting Black-founded nonprofits is an integral piece to advancing racial equity.
Americans give $450 billion to charity each year, but only a tiny fraction of that goes to Black organizations. Our focus is on Black-founded nonprofits because they are the ones most likely to be grounded in the needs of the Black communities, have missions connected to positive action for Black lives, employ Black people, and empower Black leaders, while also being most likely to be systemically underfunded.
We're proud to now help Black-founded nonprofits #CloseTheGivingGap.
Giving Gap CEO Aisha Alexander-Young discusses "Moving Funds to Black-led Nonprofits" with Pond CEO Mitch Stein and Darrell Booker, a leading
voice in racial equity in the tech sector working at Microsoft.
"Moving Funds to Black-led Nonprofits"
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