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Find similar grantsBlack Philanthropy Initiative Grants is sponsored by Arizona Community Foundation. Provides grants to organizations serving African Americans in Arizona, focusing on health, education, economic development, and community building.
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Black Philanthropy Initiative – Arizona Community Foundation Black Philanthropy Initiative The Black Philanthropy Initiative is a permanent endowment supported by African Americans to address relevant issues in Arizona's Black community. The Black Philanthropy Initiative started with a vision from the late Civil Rights Leader and Board member Jean Fairfax in 2008.
Under the leadership of the Arizona Community Foundation staff, other Board members, and a dedicated task force comprised of respected African American leaders, BPI was formed. The mission of BPI is to advance equity, leadership, and social justice for African Americans.
Led by local volunteers, BPI is a movement and is comprised of charitable funds that engage African Americans and other interested Arizonans as active philanthropists to help achieve this mission. Since 2008, BPI has granted $1. 6 million to 67 Black-led/Black Serving Nonprofits in Arizona, the majority connected to ACF for the first time through BPI.
Give to the Black Philanthropy Initiative S. E. E.
M. E. Program In Action to raise visibility and opportunity.
As part of the Black Philanthropy Initiative's Social Justice Project, the S. E. E.
M. E. Program aims to improve economic equity in Arizona by assisting Black-owned businesses.
Support includes a system of mentoring, financial education, business development, and capital investment. Participating organizations are identified, evaluated, then held accountable for success through course compliance, mentorship engagement, and business growth metrics. The program works to support, track, and evaluate a total of twenty nonprofit and for-profit businesses with the intention of helping to close the racial wealth gap.
Congratulations to the first graduates who successfully completed the program in January 2023 (pictured above). A second cohort is underway. Through strategic grantmaking, BPI supported nonprofits that serve African Americans in critical areas like health, education, economic development, and community building.
BPI established the Social Justice Project to improve economic equity in Arizona's African American communities statewide. Contact Kim Covington to Learn More
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Organizations serving African Americans in Arizona. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Black Philanthropy Initiative Grants is funded by Arizona Community Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This opportunity targets applicants in Arizona. If your organization operates elsewhere, check the official notice for location requirements.
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Arts & Culture Grants (ACF of Sedona) is sponsored by Arizona Community Foundation of Sedona. The Arizona Community Foundation of Sedona aims to develop a legacy of giving in their communities to enhance the quality of life in Sedona and the Verde Valley, which includes support for arts and culture.
ACF of Sedona Grant Cycle is sponsored by Arizona Community Foundation (ACF) of Sedona. The goal of ACF of Sedona is to develop a legacy of giving in their communities to enhance the quality of life in Sedona and the Verde Valley. ACF of Sedona has awarded more than $19 million to area nonprofit organizations, schools, and municipalities serving local needs.