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This week, I spoke with Abby Ross, CEO of Network for Good, for an enlightening discussion about the future of digital giving. Her entrepreneurial background brings a fresh perspective to how technology can unleash generosity: "We think of ourselves as the engine for meaningful giving across the world's most influential platforms" - Abby explains how Network for Good is helping major brands like Walmart, YouTube, and Patagonia create accessible giving moments for everyday donors. A highlight of our conversation was learning about the new Giving Platform Collaborative, bringing together major players like PayPal and Facebook to reduce friction in charitable giving. As Abby notes, "It feels like the least we can do is make it easier for them." This collaborative spirit is already showing results, with initiatives like their Black Philanthropy Month program. On meeting modern donor expectations: "Consumer technology has evolved... donors expect a certain level of e-Commerce ease." Abby shares practical insights for nonprofits adapting to these changing expectations. Her enthusiasm is contagious when she reflects, "I often tell people I have the best job in the world... we've done $5 billion to half a million charities." This impact showcases how technology can democratize giving. AND DON'T MISS: Last week's conversation with William Warshauer of TechnoServe, where we explored how business solutions are transforming lives in developing nations. Through their work, every $1 invested generates $5.60 in additional income for participants, creating lasting change in communities worldwide. New episodes every Tuesday. Subscribe on your favorite podcast platform or watch on BBB Wise Giving Alliance's YouTube channel.
In this episode of Philanthropy Speaks, Lynn Williams, Director of Equity & Community Engagement of the Community Foundation of Greater Flint, sits down with Flint neighborhood advocate Carma Lewis to celebrate Black Philanthropy Month. Carma is a CFGF Board Member, Office Manager for US Representative Dan Kildee, and President of Flint Neighborhoods United. Tune in to discover Lynn and Carma's philanthropic journeys, passion towards Flint and Genesee County, and what inspires them to give back. Learn more about the work of the Community Foundation of Greater Flint at cfgf.org. Learn more about Flint Neighborhoods United at flintneighborhoodsunited.org. Support the Show.
The Democratic National Convention is underway this week in Chicago. Atlanta-based political strategist Fred Hicks returns to “Closer Look” to provide an analysis of the convention's opening night and what to expect in the coming days of the event. Plus, Briana B. Franklin, the president and CEO of The Prosp(a)rity Project, talks about how the nonprofit organization is working to close the Black generational wealth gap and educate others about the current $2 trillion predatory lending crisis. Lastly, August is Black Philanthropy Month. We hear from Giving GAP CEO Heather Infantry and Alicia Rivera, the CFO of Feeding Georgia Families, and Mallorye Crowell, the founder and President of The Higher Foundation. They talk about how Giving GAP is helping Black-led nonprofits access funding and the challenges they face.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Embark on an inspiring expedition with Anita Jarman, the creator of the Ji Li Project and a passionate Ph.D. student. Our conversation reveals how her global odyssey, from the bustling streets of Beijing as a student journalist to the hallowed halls of Georgetown, has illuminated the essence of cross-cultural experiences in fostering both personal and professional development. Anita's narrative is a celebration of the entrepreneurial spirit she encountered among young Africans in China and a testament to the transformative power of Historically Black Colleges and Universities in shaping leaders who bridge continents and cultures.In this episode, we delve into the heart of student growth with the Ji Li Project's transformative journey. Witness how a simple blogging initiative blossomed into a crucial haven for students navigating academia and the workforce, especially amidst the challenges of a global pandemic. The 1890 Project takes center stage, as we honor the intellect pervading HBCU campuses, drawing inspiration from educational pioneers like Booker T. Washington and George Washington Carver. Anita and I dissect the nuances of guiding students to celebrate their achievements through published works and the profound impact of nurturing the next generation of scholars.As our dialogue takes a deeper turn, we explore the intersections of corporate America, government, and the entrepreneurial landscape within the education sector. I share my own experiences in the trenches of philanthropy, from raising substantial funds to dreaming big with an educational endowment aimed at empowering graduate students. We underscore the importance of community and strategic collective action in bolstering HBCUs and pay homage to the alumni whose significant contributions continue to advance these vital institutions. Join us for this enriching discussion that celebrates the brilliance of HBCU students and the dedication required to ensure their legacies thrive.Support the Show.
There is a powerful tradition of giving back in African-American communities – a history highlighted in August, Black Philanthropy Month. And it's about much more than writing a check. But just as giving circles celebrate efforts to invest in the culture, right-wing activists, with validation from some courts, have been pushing back, using policies originally enacted to even America's unequal playing field. Valaida Fullwood is a founder of New Generation of African American Philanthropists, Charlotte, North Carolina's only Black philanthropic collective, and a model for organizations across the country. Fullwood, a project consultant and “idea whisperer,” joins Equal Time to share her vision for the future of Black philanthropy, as NGAAP approaches its 20th anniversary. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
There is a powerful tradition of giving back in African-American communities – a history highlighted in August, Black Philanthropy Month. And it's about much more than writing a check. But just as giving circles celebrate efforts to invest in the culture, right-wing activists, with validation from some courts, have been pushing back, using policies originally enacted to even America's unequal playing field. Valaida Fullwood is a founder of New Generation of African American Philanthropists, Charlotte, North Carolina's only Black philanthropic collective, and a model for organizations across the country. Fullwood, a project consultant and “idea whisperer,” joins Equal Time to share her vision for the future of Black philanthropy, as NGAAP approaches its 20th anniversary. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Embark on an inspiring journey with the dynamic Ebonie Johnson Cooper, a true Aggie icon and a visionary in philanthropy and nonprofit education. Our latest episode captures her profound experiences from student life at A&T to her influential work on the Obama campaign and the creation of Young Black and Giving Back. Ebonie's story is a beacon of dedication, showcasing how one's collegiate roots can germinate into a career that redefines the landscape of Black philanthropy and leadership.This episode is a must-listen for those curious about Ebonie's innovative approach to intergenerational leadership in black organizations. Imagine the vibrancy and strength of nonprofits that mirror the communities they serve, with board members from all walks of life bringing their unique perspectives to the table. Ebonie touches on the necessity for these organizations to authentically represent their black community, ensuring at least 50% black staff and board members, while still valuing the richness of diverse voices. The discussion sparks a deeper understanding of the power of age diversity, mentorship, and the critical role of an inclusive narrative within philanthropy.As the conversation progresses, we unwrap the layers of community impact through the lens of audiobooks and storytelling. Ebonie's profound insights into the role of literature in shaping entrepreneurial and social endeavors are both refreshing and enlightening. Join us in celebrating the successful strides made by Young Black and Giving Back, diving into their strategic use of board matrices, and the heartwarming tales of how giving circles and audio narratives are forging tighter bonds within our communities. Don't miss this thought-provoking exploration that intertwines the threads of entrepreneurship, philanthropy, and community service.Support the Show.
Have you ever considered the interplay between philanthropy and social entrepreneurship and its power in shaping Black communities globally? Brace yourself for an eye-opening journey into the heart of the Black philanthropy movement, guided by none other than Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland, the brilliant founder of Black Philanthropy Month. We explore her inspiring journey from her roots in a Black community of the '60s and '70s to her groundbreaking initiatives that are now transforming lives in over 60 countries.Discover how passion, resilience, and an unshakeable belief in human potential led to the creation of the Women Invested to Save Earth (WISE) Fund. Dr. Copeland highlights the myriad forms of social finance and how the WISE Fund is championing change by supporting businesses and nonprofits in Black and Indigenous communities. But that's not all. We delve into the nuances of the multi-trillion-dollar social finance industry and how the People's Impact Fund aims to democratize investing, making it accessible to the average person. In the spirit of this year's Black Philanthropy Month, we also immerse ourselves in the deeper currents of love and collective giving. Learn from Dr. Copeland as she elucidates on the transformative power of giving back, creating sustainable change, and investing in our own institutions. As we celebrate Black Philanthropy, we also acknowledge its role in fostering social entrepreneurship and community empowerment. So tune in, get inspired, and discover how to participate in this remarkable movement.Support the show
In our riveting finale of the 'Giving Legacies' series, we are honored to feature Heaven Hamilton, Chair of the Year Up National Alumni Association. During our discussion, we explored the empowering impact of giving back and examined the diverse ways that the alumni community, led by Heaven, is making a difference for Year Up and its local communities. Heaven shares personal experiences that underscore the profound impact of philanthropy and mentorship, shedding light on the rich history of giving within the alumni community. As we follow her story, we learn how the legacy of Black philanthropists, both in the past and present, has inspired her to drive change in her community. Discover the vital role of the Year Up alumni community in the future of Year Up and its initiatives, and gain insights into the various dimensions of giving, regardless of one's financial situation. Heaven eloquently illustrates how alumni giving contributes to Year Up's broader mission, embodying a culture where Black philanthropy is more than a moment; it's a way of life. Thank you for joining us in celebrating Black Philanthropy Month and the remarkable stories that shape our world. Subscribe to 'Own Your Future' to stay connected with more enlightening discussions. Learn more about the Black Philanthropy Alliance: https://www.yearup.org/blackopportunityalliance Follow us on social media: Linkedin: David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidfred/ Heaven Hamilton: https://www.linkedin.com/in/heaven-hamilton/ Francky: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francky-jean-7172a618b/ Twitter: David: @David_lakay Repiblik: @Repiblik1804
Ever wondered how the business strategies and philanthropic efforts of Madam C.J. Walker shaped the course of Black history and continue to influence present day philanthropy? We are thrilled to have Professor Tyrone McKinley Freeman, a luminary in philanthropic studies, join us in a conversation brimming with compelling insights on Black philanthropy.Tyrone takes us on an inspirational journey, charting his path from his roots in a Black Baptist church to his pivotal role as an associate professor and director of undergraduate programs at Indiana University's Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. Be prepared to discover how this past informs his work today and his perspective on the power of philanthropy. Our talk further explores the fascinating philanthropic journey of Madam C.J. Walker, her unwavering commitment to her community, and how her unique approach to giving diverged from mainstream models of white philanthropy. The latter part of our conversation unravels the dynamic role of millennials and Gen Z in today's philanthropy scene, the power of everyday giving, and the monumental legacy of Madam Walker's philanthropic efforts. Tyrone also shares valuable insights into the work of the Young Black and Giving Back Institute and its role in fostering Black giving, as well as the impact of Black Philanthropy Month on our future. So, tune in to this enriching episode as we delve deep into the heart of Black philanthropy and the enduring legacy of Madam C.J. Walker.Support the show
We're thrilled to bring you an engaging conversation with Dr. Gregory Vincent, President of Talladega College. His story is one steeped in philanthropy and mentorship, born out of values his parents instilled in him during his upbringing. He shares how these values have not only influenced his personal life but also guided his professional journey. We delve deep into the history of affirmative action in higher education, drawing on landmark cases like the Bakke decision of 1978 and the Fisher vs. University of Texas case. Talladega College, a historic institution that's been open to all since 1867, serves as a symbol of social mobility and inclusivity. We wander through its rich history, paying tribute to some of its influential presidents. The emphasis is on their contributions to the college's philanthropic initiatives and how their efforts reflect Talladega College's commitment to inclusion and equity. As we explore the college's impact, we also unearth valuable lessons on creating genuine diversity that predominantly white institutions can learn from.As the conversation rolls on, we reflect on the power of strategic philanthropy, the importance of pride in one's alma mater, and the potential of board memberships to drive diversity. Dr. Vincent's inspiring story unfolds, highlighting the enduring influence of generational philanthropy and the role of faith-based institutions within the Black community. We also delve into the power of young people in movements and the efforts undertaken by institutions like Talladega College and Morehouse to empower the next generation of leaders. Join us for an insightful discussion on the intersection of philanthropy, diversity, and Black leadership.Support the show
In this engaging episode of the "Giving Legacies" podcast series, we are delighted to present the insightful perspectives of Dr. Tyrone McKinley Freeman. As the author of "Madam C.J. Walker's Gospel of Giving," Dr. Freeman leads us on an exploratory journey that reframes the narrative around Black Philanthropy from takers to givers. Join us as we explore the rich history of giving in the African-American culture, scrutinize the discrimination and biases inherent in philanthropy, and uncover the profound significance, challenges, and opportunities surrounding Black giving. Dr. Freeman's groundbreaking work offers fresh insights into the potential of giving to foster equitable social and economic change. Thank you for joining us in celebrating Black Philanthropy Month and the remarkable stories that shape our world. Subscribe to "Own Your Future" to stay connected with more enlightening discussions. Learn more about the Black Philanthropy Alliance: https://www.yearup.org/blackopportunityalliance Follow us on social media: Linkedin: David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidfred/ Dr.Tyrone McKinley Freeman :https://www.linkedin.com/in/tyrone-mckinley-freeman-ph-d-a3956b94/ Francky: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francky-jean-7172a618b/ Twitter: David: @David_lakay Repiblik: @Repiblik1804
What if you could transform lives while pursuing your passion for writing? My homeboy, Dr. Desmond Delk, an Associate Professor at Langston University, and I delve into a heartwarming conversation about this very concept. You'll hear about Dr. Delk's inspiring journey from being a professor to a philanthropist, supporting historically black colleges and universities (HBCUs) through scholarships and micro-scholarships. He shares the intriguing story behind his book, 'I Love My SSU,' - an innovative tool to raise funds for a scholarship at Savannah State University. Listen to understand how he encourages donations from former students and colleagues.Can a children's book be a vehicle for philanthropy? Dr. Delk proves it can! We explore his experience with creating a children's book to highlight the history of Savannah State University and using it as a tool to engage with alumni associations to raise funds. Get your pens ready as Dr. Delk shares insightful tips on writing a children's book for a good cause, setting up a scholarship at an institution, and leveraging relationships to maximize donation matching programs. Lastly, you'll get all the details you need about his book, 'I Love My SSU,' and where to buy it to show your support for this noble cause.Support the show
Imagine a radical initiative aimed at closing the student loan and wealth gap crisis in America. This is what Robert F Smith's Student Freedom Initiative, inspired by his empathetic gift to Morehouse's Class of 2019, strives to accomplish. Dr. Brown executive director of the Student Freedom Initiative, a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides a catalyst for freedom in professional and life choices for students attending a Minority Serving Institution (MSI) by increasing their social and economic mobility. Dr. Brown discusses how this exciting new vision is ushering in a fresh wave of opportunities for HBCU students. This is not just a podcast; it's a conversation about the power of education and how it can change lives. Tune in, get inspired, and learn how an HBCU education can be a game-changer.Support the show
Have you ever wondered how the trajectory of a company is shaped and influenced? Join us as we sit down with the dynamic Roosevelt Giles, Chairman of the Stakeholder Impact Foundation, for an enlightening conversation on the power of boardrooms and the road to creating more opportunities for future generations. Our dialogue takes a deep dive into the concept of Black Philanthropy, the intersection of entrepreneurship and philanthropy, and Roosevelt's personal journey from humble beginnings to corporate America and entrepreneurship.Board diversity and stakeholder governance form the backbone of our discussion. We exchange views on the importance of transforming boards' compositions to address the transactional relationship between companies and employees also takes center stage in our discourse. In a candid discussion on the challenges faced by people of color in securing board opportunities, we underline the pressing need for a change in the recruitment process of board members. Our final segment paints a vivid picture of the importance of board governance and diversity. Roosevelt generously shares invaluable advice for anyone aspiring to secure a seat at the corporate board table. We also delve into the necessity for generation diversity on corporate boards, the need for a tech-focused CEO and board, and the art of selecting an organization to be a part of the board. So, please tune in and let this episode serve as your guiding beacon as we navigate the intricate world of board governance, diversity, and corporate sustainability together.Support the show
In this episode, we have the honor of engaging in a heartfelt discussion with a remarkable father-son duo, Mr. Gerald Grant Jr. and Mr. Gerald Grant III. As co-authors of "The Power of Generational Wealth," their journey exemplifies the lasting impact of education, the strength of giving, and the significance of building a foundation for generational prosperity. Stay tuned for this inspiring conversation, where the Grants share their powerful perspective on Black philanthropy, the legacy of giving, and the potential for positive change. Thank you for joining us in celebrating Black Philanthropy Month and the remarkable stories that shape our world. Subscribe to "Own Your Future" to stay connected with more enlightening discussions. Learn more about the Black Philanthropy Alliance: https://www.yearup.org/blackopportunityalliance Follow us on social media: Linkedin: David: https://www.linkedin.com/in/davidfred/ Gerald Grant Jr.: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gerald-c-grant-jr-9a30108/ Gerald Grant III: https://www.linkedin.com/in/geraldgrantiii/ Francky: https://www.linkedin.com/in/francky-jean-7172a618b/ Twitter: David: @David_lakay Repiblik: @Repiblik1804
Get ready to meet the inspiring philanthropic duo Bobby Blount and Cara H. Wright, board members of the San Antonio area African American Community Fund. What compels a successful trial attorney and a seasoned corporate professional to dedicate their lives to advancing their community? You'll hear all about their personal journeys that led them into philanthropy and their ambitious mission to uplift the African American community in the San Antonio area. Their innovative approach to philanthropy extends beyond traditional models. Bobby and Cara have harnessed the power of larger funds and local organizations to fuel their initiatives, from establishing the Social Justice Fund to launching community basketball programs. They explain the concept of meta funds and how they've used them to provide much-needed resources for grassroots organizations and individuals in San Antonio. Lastly, you'll hear about their approach to philanthropy as a means of building a strong building community. Their initiatives, such as Casino Night and organizing their biggest fundraiser, Renaissance with the Stars, are designed to engage, empower, and support the local community. Tune in to this enlightening conversation to learn how you can contribute to this noble cause.Support the show
If you are a small or medium size business, a start-up or entrepreneur who is ready to rock and roll, we've got a representative of the CT Small Business Development Center to let you in on everything the SBDC can do for you. Then we'll help parents, friends and loved ones of adolescents and teens facing possible mental health challenges access an important new resource from the CT Council of Family Service Agencies - free youth mental health screening and fast-track referrals for support to anyone who may need it across the state. And we'll close as Black Philanthropy Month arrives this August by bringing in the founder of Waterbury's Black Giving Circle, which is ramping up recruiting and is seeking a whole new group of younger new members who want to to cultivate charitable giving within the Black community.
In this powerful episode, Chanda Smith Baker hosts Toya Randall, founder of Voice Vision Value, for an insightful conversation on Black Philanthropy Month and the groundbreaking book "Portraits of Us." Explore the importance of creating safe spaces, expanding community, and resourcing impactful work as we honor the legacy of Black women in the sector. Listen in on the valuable perspectives on effective partnerships, the future of Black women leaders, and the transformative power of philanthropy.
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode you'll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black Women'sFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Don't keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode you'll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black Women'sFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Don't keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode you'll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black Women'sFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Don't keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode youll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black WomensFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Dont keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
What you Need to Know About Black Philanthropy and How to Benefit From It with Dr. Jackie Copeland S5 Ep. 10Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland has been laying tracks for the narrative on Black Philanthropy for over 20 years. With the support of Reunity, formerly the Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network, Black Philanthropy Month launched in 2001 with its first official global summit to commemorate the United Nations Year and Decade of People of African Descent. Over 30 diverse women from multiple countries throughout the global Black Diaspora worked with Dr. Copeland to co-organize BPM Summits and public awareness campaigns over its 20-year history.In this episode you'll learn: How BPM is supporting Black businesses and social enterprises How you can benefit from Black Philanthropy Misconceptions about Black Philanthropy How BPM is helping corporations and corporate foundations achieve more equitable funding outcomes ane more! See More Information About BPM!Black Philanthropy Month (blackphilanthropymonth.com) is documenting and celebrating Black-led funding, while advancing fair access to private capital (philanthropy and business investment) for Black nonprofit and business founders worldwide, inclusive of all Black identities and genders everywhere. https://thewisefund.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/BPM-Community-Participation-Guide.pdf?utm_campaign=BPM+2022The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (thewisefund.org)WISE is a global funding equity enterprise supporting diverse founders with solutions to pressing challenges and is the backbone organization for Black Philanthropy Month. See bit.ly/WISEleaders and bit.ly/WISEPIF for more and become a donor or investor today. Note that new grants or loans are on hold until 2023 as we raise more funding. To help fund WISE and Black Philanthropy Month contact info@theWISEfund.org with questions or to join our mailing list for future events and funding equity initiatives. Email: give@theWISEfund.org Phone: (602) 759-0105 Support at bit.ly/WISEgive .The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund theWISEfund.org Black Philanthropy Month: blackphilanthropymonth.com Reunity: The Global Black Women'sFunders Network reunity.net Global Black Funding Equity Initiative (bit.ly/BPMPledge) 2022 Black Philanthropy Month Summit Series Replays (bit.ly/FundBlackSummit2022) Just register or login and spread the word. Black Philanthropy Month Proclamation Template To my listeners, I hope you enjoyed this episode. Don't keep good content to yourself so if you liked it, leave a rating and review on Apple Podcasts, or share this episode with others who need to hear it. Click here to listen and review: https://bit.ly/wheresthefundingpodcastSubscribe to the ALIVE Podcast Network podcast: https://alivepodcastnetwork.com/wtf/.Keep tuning in on your favorite podcast streaming
Happy Black Philanthropy Month! In this episode, we talk with Dr. Jackie Copeland who is the founder of Black Philanthropy Month and April Walker, fundraising consultant. April and Dr. Jackie speak from their lived experiences as Black women in philanthropy. In this important talk, we discuss how the Black community can fund Black causes, the importance of giving to Black-led grassroot causes and how racial justice cannot exist without economic justice. For more about Black Philanthropy Month: www.blackphilanthropymonth.com To connect with Dr. Jackie: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jackiecopelandcarsonbio/ To connect with April: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aprilcwalker/ Resources Mentioned in the Podcast: Philanthropy for the People - https://philanthropyforthepeople.com/ The Wise Fund - https://thewisefund.org/about-us/ Black Philanthropy Month - https://www.blackphilanthropymonth.com/about —--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- QUOTES “The Black Philanthropy Month comes out of a personal commitment, professional dedication, and actual spiritual orientation.” - Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland “I was very perturbed, that I would always hear that black people don't give and don't have philanthropy…” - Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland “The same principle applies to black people. We are consumers of philanthropy and should be respected as such. That means you need 10 years to repair the harm done in our communities, exclusion… so be it. That's just the work of development.” - Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland “I've always dreamt of creating a mutually supportive, global black economy of giving and funding of our nonprofits and businesses.” - Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland “People are now asking, where are the black people? It's a fair question. So it's evolving. But that doesn't mean that they're ready to take action because they have to do some unlearning…” - April Walker “There's nothing wrong, of course, with inviting people from different backgrounds to invest. We all have connections to the mission and different stories to tell.” - April Walker --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/nonprofitlowdown/support
During this Black Philanthropy Month, one Kansas City nonprofit uses the Black community's heritage of giving to show philanthropy is not confined to the wealthiest.
Rhythm & News interview with T'Wina Nobles of the Black Future Fund and Maria Kolby-Wolfe with the Washington Women's Fund about the signifcance of Black leadership and philanthropy. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.
LoveBabz LoveTalk with Babz Rawls-Ivy: Rev. Orsella Hughes, (Black Philanthropy Month) by WNHH Community Radio
It's Black Philanthropy Month, and in this month's episode, Monique and Valerie sit down with Sophia Peake, Development & Operations Coordinator at the Youth Sentencing & Reentry Project, to discuss how Philanthropic leaders can support Black leaders in their organizations and those they support. Episode Resources Episode transcript available here. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beyond-philanthropy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beyond-philanthropy/support
In this episode of Do Good Charlotte, we're honoring Black Philanthropy Month by introducing you to Kenya Joseph, director of Hearts and Hands Food Pantry, and Valaida Fullwood, founding member of the New Generation of African American Philanthropists.
Today's podcast is sponsored by Community Boost, a digital marketing agency empowering social ventures changing the world. We invite you to join The Nonprofit Marketing Summit: Fundraise To The Future for free on August 16-18th, the biggest virtual conference for nonprofit professionals! Get your free ticket to the future at https://www.nonprofitmarketingsummit.org/Happy Black Philanthropy Month! Black Philanthropy Month is about celebrating not only Black organizations but also Black donors, Black foundations, and Black dollars. It's also about allies recognizing their critical role in supporting this movement. Black-led nonprofits receive substantially less investment than organizations that do the same work but have white leadership. The revenue of Black-led organizations is 24% smaller than their white-led counterparts, and their unrestricted net assets are 76% smaller.In the latest episode of Nonprofit Nation, Julia sat down with Floyd Jones to talk about the growing movement of black philanthropy and funding, and why this movement is critical to racial equity.Floyd Jones serves as the Community & Partnerships Lead at Givebutter, the #1 rated fundraising platform on G2, powering $300M+ in donations for more than a million changemakers worldwide. Floyd leads the Community Team's growth strategy via partnerships, sponsorships, strategic campaigns, and special events. Throughout his career, Floyd has worked tirelessly building social impact communities around the world. Collectively Floyd has raised over $1M for grassroots organizations and his work has been featured in ESPN, Wired magazine, NIKE, Whole Foods, NBA2k, and more.Connect with Floyd:Linkedin - floydjones3 Join my mailing list floydjones.co https://givebutter.com/causes/black-philanthropy-month https://givebutter.com/blog/racial-equity-in-nonprofits https://www.bridgespan.org/insights/library/philanthropy/disparities-nonprofit-funding-for-leaders-of-color About Julia Campbell, the host of the Nonprofit Nation podcast:Named as a top thought leader by Forbes and BizTech Magazine, Julia Campbell (she/hers) is an author, coach, and speaker on a mission to make the digital world a better place.She wrote her book, Storytelling in the Digital Age: A Guide for Nonprofits, as a roadmap for social change agents who want to build movements using engaging digital storytelling techniques. Her second book, How to Build and Mobilize a Social Media Community for Your Nonprofit, was published in 2020 as a call-to-arms for mission-driven organizations to use the power of social media to build movements.Take Julia's free nonprofit masterclass, 3 Must-Have Elements of Social Media That Converts
ABOUT THE BLACK FUNDRAISERS' PODCAST The Black Fundraisers' Podcast was founded in 2021 by Kia Croom, a 20-year nonprofit fundraising and philanthropy executive. To learn more about Kia's work or to connect with her visit www.kiacroom.com. We encourage you to email the Black Fundraisers' Podcast with suggestions for show topics, inquiries, advertising and sponsorship opportunities at Blackfundraiserspodcast@gmail.com. Subscribe to the Black Fundraisers' Podcast wherever podcasts are available Follow us on IG & Youtube @Blackfundraiserspodcast ABOUT TODAY'S EPISODE Dr. Jacqueline Bouvier Copeland shares her inspiration for founding Black Philanthropy Month and the push for Black funding equity. She also shares a special hidden talent of hers that she's harnessing in the name of fundraising. ABOUT TODAY'S GUEST An award-winning innovator, Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland bridges diverse disciplines and communities to heal people, society, and the planet. She is founder and chief executive officer of The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (WISE), also the backbone organization for other global Black initiatives she has created, such as Black Philanthropy Month and Reunity. Her work has reached at least 20 million people, and she is recognized as a History Maker, included in The Congressional Record, for her significant civic contributions. A songwriter and vocalist using the sobriquet, “Bouvier”, Dr. Copeland's Blachant Project includes her debut jazz spirituals album, a healing journal, and other products designed to promote personal wellness during these turbulent times for all people. Learn more about Black Philanthropy Month: http://www.blackphilanthropymonth.com/2018/7/30/5erlelt74otobq4m17lxqi1l533bob Stream “Hola” from The Blachant Project: https://t.co/jCfnOA7JFF Read Black Philanthropy Month's “Global Black Funding Principles” for Black Funding Equity http://www.blackphilanthropymonth.com/global-black-funding-principles
ABOUT THE BLACK FUNDRAISERS' PODCAST The Black Fundraisers' Podcast was founded in 2021 by Kia Croom, a 20-year nonprofit fundraising and philanthropy executive. To learn more about Kia's work or to connect with her visit www.kiacroom.com. We encourage you to email the Black Fundraisers' Podcast with suggestions for show topics, inquiries, advertising and sponsorship opportunities at Blackfundraiserspodcast@gmail.com. Subscribe to the Black Fundraisers' Podcast wherever podcasts are available Follow us on IG & Youtube @Blackfundraiserspodcast ABOUT TODAY'S EPISODE Dr. Jacqueline Bouvier Copeland shares her inspiration for founding Black Philanthropy Month and the push for Black funding equity. She also shares a special hidden talent of hers that she's harnessing in the name of fundraising. ABOUT TODAY'S GUEST An award-winning innovator, Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland bridges diverse disciplines and communities to heal people, society, and the planet. She is founder and chief executive officer of The Women Invested to Save Earth Fund (WISE), also the backbone organization for other global Black initiatives she has created, such as Black Philanthropy Month and Reunity. Her work has reached at least 20 million people, and she is recognized as a History Maker, included in The Congressional Record, for her significant civic contributions. A songwriter and vocalist using the sobriquet, “Bouvier”, Dr. Copeland's Blachant Project includes her debut jazz spirituals album, a healing journal, and other products designed to promote personal wellness during these turbulent times for all people. Learn more about Black Philanthropy Month: http://www.blackphilanthropymonth.com/2018/7/30/5erlelt74otobq4m17lxqi1l533bob Stream “Hola” from The Blachant Project: https://t.co/jCfnOA7JFF Read Black Philanthropy Month's “Global Black Funding Principles” for Black Funding Equity http://www.blackphilanthropymonth.com/global-black-funding-principles --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kia-croom/support
Welcome to The Journey Continues, a Cities United Podcast. Cities United is a national network that supports Mayors, Community leaders and young leaders from all across the country who are all committed to creating safe healthy and hopeful neighborhoods for young black men and boys. This episode is a recent conversation between Principal of Philanthropy Unbound, Renee Joslyn and our executive director, Anthony Smith. Tune in as they look back of the first 10 years of their organizations, share perspective on black philanthropy and speak to the future of collective impact in this work. Sponsored by Levi Strauss & Co.
Today's Media Roundtable discussed some of the top stories in the First Coast, including:
Rhythm & News interview with T'wina Nobles, President of the Tacoma Urban League and one of the architects of the Black Future Coop Fund, about Black Philanthropy Month and the virtual events that they have planned. Interview by Chris B. Bennett.
Akilah S. Wallace shares her wisdom as a trailblazer and advocate. She currently serves as the Executive Director of Faith in Texas and Founding Chair of HERitage Giving Fund. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/kimregis/message
August is Black Philanthropy Month, which means black philanthropists (and black female philanthropists such as myself) are giving back as an act of faith and compassion. Whether you're tithing or giving to a nonprofit, your charitable giving has benefits beyond the community outreach. While some of are planning to give black, check out this video to learn how your philanthropy work will give you tax breaks and even Christian benefits! In honor of Black Philanthropy Month, learn more about the Women in Power Empowering, the first giving circle of black women in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. To learn more, check out our website at empoweringwomendfw.org.
On this week's podcast, host Monique Aiken checks in with ImpactAlpha's David Bank, who is in South Carolina's Low Country exploring the history of the original Reconstruction. We hear about some of that history in snippets from David's conversation with Penn Center's Miss Gardenia Simmons-White and preview Black Philanthropy Month with Philanthropy Unbound's Renee Joslyn. Plus, the headlines. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha/message
Renée Joslyn wants to restore philanthropy to the roots of the word: love of humanity. Joslyn, the founder of Philanthropy Unbound, a consultancy specializing in individual, family, and corporate philanthropy and social impact programs, joined The Reconstruction podcast on the eve of the 10th annual Black Philanthropy Month, coming in August. “Philanthropy needs to be unbound,” she says, from this premise “that it's only mainstream, large institutions that get to give love to humankind." --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha-tr/message
Philanthropy Infusion – Host: Ms. Michele Woodard Guest: Dr. Jacqueline Bouvier Copeland ***This is a “Kelsunn Communications Production” (www.kelsunn.org). Today's guest is, Dr. Jacqueline Bouvier Copeland, Founder of Black Philanthropy Month (http://www.blackphilanthropymonth.com/), founded in 2011. “Black Philanthropy Month” is a 10-year old global collaboration to celebrate, promote and elevate Black giving and funding in all its forms every August and year-round. This global celebration, which is recognized by the UN and 30 governmental entities. Dr. Copeland is also Founder & CEO of (The WISE Fund ) which stands for the “Women Invested to Save Earth” Fund (https://thewisefund.org). The WISE Fund is an impact enterprise providing funding for promising underrepresented innovators using technology and other tools for social and environmental impact, particularly in Africa, Australia, Brazil, The Caribbean, India, USA and Diasporas. Dr. Copeland created Reunity (www.reunity.net) , a women's philanthropy network which is now part of The WISE Fund. She also created the initial design of My Brother's Keeper, an Obama Administration legacy initiative. Dr. Copeland also founded Renewell, a sustainability company providing corporate services for a more just and equitable world. Dr. Copeland is an expert on cultural and ecosystem diversity issues. She is recognized by Congress as a HistoryMaker for her innovative civic contributions and is recently recognized as one of the world's TOP 100 Philanthropy Leaders by the advocacy group, Philanthropy Unbound. She is a professor, trainer, curator, blogger, frequently sought-after keynote speaker and published author on a wide range of business and ESG issues. Dr. Copeland holds two masters degrees, one in urban design and the other in cultural anthropology, with a PhD in anthropology all from the University of Pennsylvania. Her undergraduate degrees are from Georgetown University's liberal arts and foreign service schools in literature and African studies. She also studied African history and culture at University of Ife in Nigeria under Nobel Laureate, Wole Soyinka. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kelsunn-on-the-air/support
On this week's podcast, host Monique Aiken checks in with ImpactAlpha's David Bank, who is in South Carolina's Lowcountry exploring the history of the original Reconstruction. We hear about some of that history in snippets from David's conversation with Penn Center's Miss Gardenia Simmons-White and preview Black Philanthropy Month with Philanthropy Unbound's Renée Joslyn. Plus, the headlines. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/impact-alpha-briefing/message
Dr. Jacqueline Copeland grew up in Philadelphia, which she describes as a city of neighborhoods. But, just because you have neighborhoods doesn’t mean that everyone is neighborly. From those early experiences of people watching and trying to understand the dynamics of Philly, she became interested in exploring new worlds and understanding different cultures. Anthropology and philanthropy then became her new home from which she could explore and have a greater impact.We explore her work in philanthropy around the world, especially on the African continent, women in technology, and founding Black Philanthropy Month. She shares with us her passion for creating sustainable social justice movements, and why the social sciences are essential to building a better world. Some of her projects have included helping the Federal Reserve bank meet the capital financing needs of religious minorities, assisting corporate social responsibility efforts, and aiding in capacity building for grassroots social innovators. Finally, she helps us to understand how we can get started in philanthropy, social innovation, and social movements through giving time, talent, or treasure (or all of the above).
The following is a conversation between Tracey Webb, the Founder of Black Benefactors, and Denver Frederick, the Host of the Business of Giving. In this interview, Tracey Webb, Founder of Black Benefactors, shares the following: • Misunderstandings of Black Philanthropy • The Importance of Capacity Building at Black-Led Nonprofits • Impact of Black Philanthropy Month
We celebrated Black Philanthropy Month in August with a new podcast featuring local philanthropists Wanda Harden, George Wilkinson, Adrian Walker, DeAndra Larkin and Shannon Polk.Tune in and listen to a great conversation with Isaiah Oliver, President and CEO.Support the show (https://cfgf.org/cfgf/DonorsAdvisors/Donors/GivingOpportunities/tabid/728/Default.aspx)
Guest: LaDawn Sullivan In June the Denver Foundation launched the Black Resilience in Colorado Fund to give support to African American non-profits whose work is focused upon supporting the needs of the community. August is Black Philanthropy Month which this program explores and how African Americas are supporting communities through giving circles. https://www.denverfoundation.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Guest: LaDawn Sullivan In June the Denver Foundation launched the Black Resilience in Colorado Fund to give support to African American non-profits whose work is focused upon supporting the needs of the community. August is Black Philanthropy Month which this program explores and how African Americas are supporting communities through giving circles. https://www.denverfoundation.org/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Join us and get inspired listening to Dr. Jacqueline Bouvier Copeland's extraordinary journey in the world of philanthropy and her exceptional contributions to advancing the social and economic wellbeing of disadvantaged communities in the U.S and around the world and her significant impact on black and brown communities. Hear how Dr. Copeland founded Black Philanthropy Month in 2011, and find out how Give 8/28 got started and the significance of that date. Dr. Copeland is the co-founder of Pan-African Women's Philanthropy Network (PAWPNet), a global association of African-descent and allied women leaders, donors, and activists of all backgrounds. She is also currently the Founder and Chair of the WISE Fund (Women Invested to Save Earth). Dr. Copeland serves on the board of advisors for the alternative energy company, Uncharted Power and in 2013 she received the “Hero for Health Award” for her dedication and commitment to the social justice field and outstanding achievements in the areas of leadership and research. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/kelsunn-on-the-air/support
Tune een ta disya Black August edition of Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio fa yeddi bout Black Business & Black Philanthropy Month. Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QiueenQuet.com) gwine crak e teet bout disya and how hunnuh chillun kin be paat. Queen Quet will also discuss the numerous special days taking place during August including World Indigenous Peoples Day and Farmers Market Week and how all of these link to the 20th Anniversary of the Gullah/Geechee Nation. Tune een fa yeddi we sho-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio! #GullahGeechee2020 www.GullahGeecheeNation.com
52: Celebrating Black Philanthropy and Nonprofit Leadership (Valaida Fullwood) SUMMARYWhat can your nonprofit do to better engage Black philanthropists? There is no one better suited to answer the question than Valaida Fullwood, who brings her pioneering experience through Charlotte’s New Generation of African American Philanthropists (NGAAP) and its Bold Project, as well as her experience as a champion for Black Philanthropy Month and the #BPM2020CLT initiative. She also brings to life more than 200 examples of Black philanthropy through her award-winning book Giving Back. Valaida and I discussed her journey in nonprofit leadership, lessons she’s learned along the way, and how to be an “idea whisperer” and someone who can bring philanthropic innovation to their organization. Much more in this episode of the Path Podcast, as she has powerful and timely advice for any current or aspiring nonprofit leader. ABOUT VALAIDA Valaida brings unbridled imagination and a gift for harnessing wild ideas to her work as a writer, public speaker and consultant. She is the award-winning author of Giving Back, a book profiling stories of philanthropy among African Americans that was developed with photographer Charles Thomas. Valaida is a recognized thought leader on African American philanthropy and community-led philanthropy and is frequently invited by a variety of groups to write, talk and consult on the topic. She is featured in a 2013 TEDx Talk on philanthropy and was named the 2014 Lake Distinguished Visitor at Indiana University Lilly Family School of Philanthropy. In 2015, Valaida collaborated with HBCUs, museums and other cultural institutions to launch the multimedia, touring exhibition Giving Back: The Soul of Philanthropy Reframed and Exhibited. In 2020, the Charlotte Chapter of the Association of Funding Professionals (AFP) named Valaida Charlotte’s Outstanding Champion of Diversity. She also earned the 2020 Trailblazer Award from ABFE, the national network of Black executives and professionals in philanthropy. Valaida’s writing and projects are featured on valaida.com, and she enjoys social media connections on Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram and Twitter at @ValaidaF. EPISODE RESOURCESThe Bridgespan Group and Echoing Green’s study: Racial Equity and PhilanthropyBlack Philanthropy MonthJim Taylor’s episode #35 on nonprofit commitment to equity
August is Black Philanthropy Month. In this episode, Candace and Tom interview Malynda Madzel and Buffy Beaudoin-Schwartz about the Women's Giving Circle and the importance of philanthropic inclusion.
This week: Black Philanthropy Month BPM 2020, in August, examines how all forms of funding can advance the economic justice so essential to achieve racial equity. My guests are BPM founder, Jacqueline Copeland, and co-architect Valaida Fullwood. Collaborations: MOU To … Continue reading →
Held every August, Black Philanthropy Month is a global celebration that seeks to "inform, involve, inspire and invest in Black philanthropic leadership to strengthen African-American and African-descent giving in all its forms." In this episode of For Good, African American Legacy Fund of Indianapolis (AALFI) founding members and steering committee members share their personal stories about why black philanthropy matters and how the fund seeks to address community needs going forward. The post Personal Stories of Black Philanthropy appeared first on Central Indiana Community Foundation.
WRITE TO BEAR ALMS August is Black Philanthropy Month, so that means it's Halima time! With such a great celebration, there are many who get into the spirit of giving. One's giving should have purpose, however (thus the supporter of "For Our Edification", the Purposeful Philanthropy Foundation). For this edition of the Write to Bear Alms segment, Halima breaks down how having a philanthropic identity can lead to more meaningful giving. Halima breaks down the philanthropic identity. She defines it, how it feeds into one's reputation, what it means to protect a philanthropic identity, the difference between influence and power in philanthropy, and how to establish a philanthropic identity.
We sat down with Jackie Griffin and Renee Coletrain of COLA Gives, a Non-Profit Giving Circle in South Carolina, to talk about their upcoming FREE Black Entrepreneur Survival Summit for Black Philanthropy Month.Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/black-entrepreneur-survival-summit-tickets-65367452811?aff=ebdssbdestsearch
Today’s edition of Bring It On! focuses on Black Philanthropy Month (BPM). BPM is held every August and was created in August 2011 by Dr. Jackie Bouvier Copeland and the Pan-African Women’s Philanthropy Network (PAWPNet) as an annual, global celebration of African-descent giving. Hosts Clarence Boone and Roberta Radovich discuss Black Philanthropy Month with Ms. …
Philanthropy is the desire to promote the welfare of others, expressed especially by the generous donation of money to good causes. Wealth is directed correlated to he level of giving. Although the level of wealth is far less than the white household, African Americans have a long standing history of providing to philanthropic causes. We (Black/African Americans) don’t consider ourselves as such. Blacks and African Americans actually donated a higher percentage of their incomes to charity than any other ethnic group in this country. Most notably the new Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture (NMAAHC) was constructed in part by fundraising and established philanthropies. Today, we will discuss the state of philanthropy among African American women. Welcome our guest, Akilah Wallace. Guest Momologist: Akilah S. Wallace Akilah is Executive Director for Faith in Texas, a multi-racial faith based, social justice organization. She has 17+ years of experience as a relationship manager, with expertise in fund development, event planning & promotions, marketing, multicultural media sales and project management. Akilah’s love for connecting community organizations with financial and in-kind resources has resulted in over $5 million in revenue support. She is currently pursuing a degree in Human Services Management & Leadership at the University of North Texas at Dallas, and has earned a Nonprofit Management Certificate from the Center for Nonprofit Management. In 2013, Akilah launched Distinguished Ones: A Philanthropic Initiative, respectfully known as #BlackDFWGives, an educational and inspiring, online initiative seeking to heighten the platform for philanthropy education and the next generation of philanthropists of color throughout North Texas. Her philanthropic leadership includes the founding of Texas’ first Black/African-American giving circle HERitage Giving Fund at Dallas Women’s Foundation, awarding nearly $30,000 in grants to Black and women-led organizations. In addition to providing consulting services for small-to-medium-sized community organizations. A 2018 Dallas Public Voices Greenhouse, Op Ed fellow, Akilah is a Dallas Business Journal 40 Under 40 honoree and recipient of The Dallas Foundation Top 10 Good Works Under 40 Award. She is a charter member of The Golden Circle and Dallas Women's Foundation’s XIX Society and former “Big” with Big Brothers Big Sisters. She currently serves on the board of directors of Trinity Commons Foundation, Seeds to STEM and Southern Dallas Progress Community Development Corporation. Akilah is the proud mother to college freshman and businessman, Jamel and St. Philip’s student-athlete, Jayce. Her mantra is: “There is no royal flower-strewn path to success. And if there is, I have not found it for if I have accomplished anything in life it is because I have been willing to work hard." – Madame C.J. Walker Faith in Texas - https://www.faithintx.org/ Heritage Giving Fund - https://www.dallaswomensfdn.org/heritagegivingfund Momologist of the Week Our Marvelous Mahogany Mom this week is Ms. Audrey Perkins. Author, Motivational Speaker, Entrepreneur and aspiring life-coach, Audrey is the founder of Dear Single Mommy, a blog to help Single Moms with forgiveness, healing and freedom. SHe just published her first EBook Mommin and Goal Diggin, The Moms Guide to Reaching Goals. Website: https://www.dearsinglemommy.com/ Mom Group of the Week Pan-African Women's Philanthropy works to strengthen the capacity of Pan-African women to improve the future of their communities, families and children. https://www.facebook.com/Pan-African-Womens-Philanthropy-Network-768938516485307/ Resources: Adeniji, Ade (2016 September 14) A Rising Force: One the State of Black Philanthropy. Inside Philanthropy. Retrieved from: https://www.insidephilanthropy.com/home/2016/9/14/a-rising-force-on-the-state-of-black-philanthropy.html Brown, Gasby (2017 March 15) The Future of African American Philanthropy. Philanthropy News Digest. Retrieved from: http://pndblog.typepad.com/pndblog/2017/03/the-future-of-african-american-philanthropy.html Martin, Michel (2013 December 30) Redefining Philanthropy: How African Americans Give Back. Tell Me More. NPR News. Retrieved: https://www.npr.org/2013/12/30/258382689/redefining-philanthropy-how-african-americans-give-back Learning https://www.learningtogive.org/resources/african-american-women-and-philanthropy Black Philanthropy Month http://www.blackphilanthropymonth.com/ Producer: Greenville Ave. Studios - http://www.greenvilleaverecordingstudio.com/ Continue the Discussion, Download, Subscribe, Rate, Like, Follow Us, and Share on: Twitter: @MMomology Insta: @mahoganymomology FB: @MahoganyMomology Email Us: Mahoganymomology@gmail.com
Tune in to this Black Philanthropy Month broadcast of Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio as Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QueenQuet.com) recaps "Gullah/Geechee Nation Appreciation Week 2018" and discusses "Black Philanthropy Month." The Gullah/Geechee Nation opened the month with two major fundraising and awareness events held in Charleston, SC. Those that were unable to attend still have the opportunity to financially support the endeavors underway to continue to uplift the Gullah/Geechee community. Tune een fa yeddi wha hunnuh kin do by bein paat ob philanthropy too! Disya da we sho-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio! www.GullahGeecheeNation.com
Hosts William Hosea and Cornelius Wright bring another double header tonight. First up a historical perspective of Confederate Monuments, and how they represented the legitimization of the Jim Crow racist regime. And a look at the Black Philanthropy Month with Joyce Rogers, a vice-president in Indiana University’s Diversity, Equity and Multicultural Affairs (DEMA). PART …
Bridget Vaughn interviews Jackie Copeland-Carson of Black Philanthropy Month. Erisa Apantaku interviews Faye Edwards of Faie African Art, a gallery in Bronzeville. The Weekly Read was produced by Sam Larsen. Music heard during the Weekly Read was "The Cypher" by Audiobinger available on freemusicarchive.org. For more news, visit www.southsideweekly.com.
Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QueenQuet.com) is the hostess of "Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio" on behalf of the Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition (www.gullahgeechee.net). On this broadcast, Queen Quet provides final updates on "Black Philanthropy Month 2015" and details on the upcoming celebrations in the Gullah/Geechee Nation. Disya da we sho-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio! www.gullahgeecheenation.com
Tune in to the final "Black Philanthropy Month" 2015 edition of "Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio." Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QueenQuet.com) is the hostess of the broadcast on behalf of the Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition (www.gullahgeechee.net). This is the fourth episode on which she discusses philanthropy in the Black community and the Gullah/Geechee Nation. As the month closes out, she provides and update on the numerous fundraisers that she called on supporters to contribute to and elaborates on how philanthropy can assist with sustaining the Gullah/Geechee economy in the face of the global economic issues. Disya da we sho-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio! www.gullahgeecheenation.com
Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QueenQuet.com) is the hostess of Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio on behalf of the Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition (www.gullahgeechee.net). She continues the "Black Philanthropy Month" series in this episode as she discusses the Reconstruction Era in the south and the process of giving in Black communities. She also points out the numerous institutions and organizations that can benefit from active particiapation in philanthropy in the Gullah/Geechee Nation. Disya da we sho-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio! www.gullahgeecheenation.com
Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QueenQuet.com) continues "Black Philanthropy Month" with a discussion of Marcus Garvey and giving in the Gullah/Geechee Nation. This is the second broadcast for the August "Black Philianthropy Month" activities in the Gullah/Geechee Nation. Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio is sponsored by the Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition (www.gullahgeechee.net). Queen Quet is the official hostess of the broadcast. Tune een fa yeddi we sho-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio! www.gullahgeecheenation.com
Queen Quet, Chieftess of the Gullah/Geechee Nation (www.QueenQuet.com) is the hostes of "Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio" on behalf of the Gullah/Geechee Sea Island Coalition (www.gullahgeechee.net). On this episode, she racaps "Gullah/Geechee Nation Appreciation Week 2015" and the "Gullah/Geechee Nation International Music & Movement Festival" (www.gullahgeechee.info). Queen Quet discusses supporting Gullah/Geechee owned and operated institutions and organizations during "Black Philanthropy Month" and the impact that this has on the sustainability of Gullah/Geechee cultural traditions. Tune een fa yeddi we sho-Gullah/Geechee Riddim Radio! www.gullahgeecheenation.com
Sylvia Globalarrives in Los Angeles to speak with Judy Belk, Senior Vice President for Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors(RPA). The Rockefeller Family supports individual and insititutional donors in fulfilling their philanthropic mission, managing more than $200 million in annual giving and overseen more than $3 billion in global grantmaking. August is "Black Philanthropy Month" and Judy joins us in a discussion on the re-imaging of philanthropy.
Sylvia Global travels the continent of Africa with Jackie Copeland-Carson, Ph.D, USA Executive Director of the African Women's Development Fund-USA (AWDF). AWDF is a coalition of Black women and other philanthropy groups from over 30 countries who established August as Black Philanthropy Month.Dr. Carson shares Six principles of Black philanthropy that our communities throughout Africa and its diaspora can use to increase the impact of our giving.
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