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Find similar grantsBLAC Fund: Building Local Alignment in Community Fund is sponsored by Iowa Black Birthing and Reproductive Justice. Provides grants to reproductive health and wellbeing organizations and projects across Nebraska that support and are led by underserved populations, including Black women, femmes, and girls.
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BLAC Fund: Building Local Alignment in Community Fund BLAC Fund applications are now CLOSED. 2026 General Information Session 2026 Childcare Information Session The Building Local Alignment and Community (BLAC) Fund is a participatory grant process powered by IBBG.
The BLAC fund will regrant $1M by 2027 to reproductive health and wellbeing organizations and projects across Nebraska that support and are led by underserved populations, including but not limited to Black women, femmes, and girls.
2026 General Grant Application Overview 2026 BLAC Fund General FAQs 2026 Childcare Grant Application Overview BLAC Fund Childcare Opportunity: We’re excited to announce a new opportunity through the 2026 BLAC Fund, created specifically to support underrepresented childcare providers across Nebraska.
IBBG will invest $250,000 in grants to help sustain and strengthen childcare businesses in economically distressed and underserved communities.
Advanced strategies that require public health, healthcare and social service (multi-sector) systems, as well as funders and intermediaries, to demonstrate accountability to community residents, their priorities and racial equity Model participatory grantmaking approaches that shift power and influence to communities – and share lessons across RWJF and beyond in ways that seed new norms for how philanthropy is done Provide additional support for community-led nonprofits for technical assistance, policy advocacy, leadership development, community organizing, and other priorities and needs they identify Foster meaningful, transparent, and equitable partnerships between community-led nonprofits and multi-sector systems in advancing racial and health equity Center communities of color, low-income residents and other individuals and groups facing historic and ongoing harm from systemic inequities as co-creators and beneficiaries of local efforts to advance health equity The BLAC Fund Council is...
Three-year council service Represent target communities with shared identities and lived experience No experience in philanthropy is required “Participatory grantmaking” is defined as: Co-designing funding strategies and priorities Reviewing and assessing proposals Establishing decision-making criteria Participating in and co-designing the evaluation of an initiative Nonprofit Executive Committee Jasmine Reddick (She/Her) Dr. Toccara Steele (She/Her) Childcare Executive Committee Dr. Dalhia Lloyd (She/Her) Sharlon Rodgers (She/Her) Dr. Toccara Steele (She/Her)
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations supporting and led by underserved populations, including Black women, femmes, and girls in Nebraska. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $1,000,000 by 2027. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
BLAC Fund: Building Local Alignment in Community Fund is funded by Iowa Black Birthing and Reproductive Justice. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Nebraska. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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