Black Philanthropy Month

Led by Founder Dr. Jacqueline Bouvier Copeland and a global leadership network for 25-years, Black Philanthropy Month is a global celebration of African-descent giving now managed by Dr. Copeland’s chosen BPM successor, Floyd Jones of BackBlack Movement. Founder Dr. Copeland is BPM chair emerita and BackBlack partner on her BPM spinoff, AGAPE: A Global and Pan-African Philanthropic Economy. See here for more on BPM leadership and history.

Celebrating Black Voices in Philanthropy

21 Black-led Nonprofits in Charlotte, North Carolina to Support

Check out this list of Black-led nonprofits in Charlotte, North Carolina to support this GivingTuesday and beyond.

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16 Black-led Nonprofits to Support this August and Beyond

Check out this list of 16 Black-led nonprofits to support this Black History Month. You’ll find recommendations for organizations, as well as resources to help you connect with Black-led organizations…

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Host a Pop-Up Giving Circle this Black Philanthropy Month

Looking for ways to engage this August? Host a Pop-Up Giving Circle!

A pop-up giving circle is a quick interactive group giving experience. In just 90 minutes, you’ll discuss values, learn about organizations, and select a nonprofit to receive a pooled donation from your group. This is a great way to connect and give collectively, especially for those new to this collective giving model.