Reclaim & Rise! Black Philanthropy Month, Part 3
Reclaim & Rise! Black Philanthropy Month, Part 3
Reclaim & Rise! Black Philanthropy Month, Part 3
During our research for this post, we read through many stories of individuals who shaped our community. There are four individuals that we wanted to highlight, demonstrating their collective action, community investment and Black leadership that together exemplify the history of Black Philanthropy in Niagara. In Part 2, we share our first two stories. Come back next week for Part 3.
August is Black Philanthropy Month (BPM), a recognition of the contributions, the generosity and the leadership of Black members of our community. Each year, a theme is selected to focus our attention. The theme for 2025 is Sankofa Now! Remember. Reclaim. Rise!
In honour of Pride month, we want to highlight a fantastic organization in Niagara that received donor directed grants.
March 8 is International Women’s Day, an opportunity to empower, uplift and celebrate the women in our community.
Announced on October 31, 2024, the Niagara Community Foundation is honoured to be named in the inaugural list of Canada’s Top 50 Equitable Funders.
This is the last blog of a 3 part series, written by NCF Charity Partner- Future Black Female- in recognition of Black Philanthropy Month.
This is the second blog of a 3 part series, written by NCF Charity Partner- Future Black Female- in recognition of Black Philanthropy Month.
This is the first blog of a 3 part series, written by NCF Charity Partner- Future Black Female- in recognition of Black Philanthropy Month.
August is Black Philanthropy Month, an international campaign to celebrate the impact that Black philanthropy is having on our communities. The definitions of philanthropy goes much deeper than financial contributions. Philanthropy is upholding the values of generosity, caring for and empowering your community.