Round 7 Funding grants $3.5 million to 75 Black Powerbuilding organizations
This Black Futures Month, we’re honored to announce the awardees of our seventh round of grantmaking, an investment of $3.5 million dollars into 75 Black Powerbuilding organizations across the state of California!
When we put out our request for proposals last summer, we received an incredible response — over 260 applications, four times the number of applications we expected. This underscores the tremendous need to further invest in funding sources to ensure that all these organizations are able to get the funding they need to uplift and strengthen Black communities in our state.
This is our most expansive funding round to date. Our grantees are located in regions from Inland Empire to San Joaquin Valley and Central Coast, mobilizing on diverse civic issues including immigrant rights, workforce development, domestic violence prevention, environmental justice, and maternal health.
Please join us in congratulating these visionary organizations:
Meet the Round 7 grantees
- A New Way of Life Reentry Project (ANWOL)
- Monterey County Black Caucus
- Alliance for Boys and Men of Color
- Californians for Safety and Justice
- Amelia Ann Adams Whole Life Center
- Anti Police-Terror Project
- Bayview Hunters Point Community Advocates Inc.
- Belle Haven Action
- Black Alliance for Just Immigration
- Black Californians United for Early Care and Education
- Black Cultural Zone Community Development Corporation
- Black Futures Lab
- Black LGBTQIA+ Migrant Project (BLMP)
- Black Parallel School Board
- Black Students of California United
- BLACK Wellness and Prosperity Center
- Black Women for Wellness
- BreakBox Thought Collective
- Brotherhood of Elders Network
- CA-HI NAACP State Conference
- California Black Health Network
- California Black Media
- Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth
- Collective For Liberatory Lawyering
- Color Farm Media
- Community Advocates for Just and Moral Governance (MoGo)
- Community Reflections, Inc.
- Concrete Development Inc
- Congregations Organized for Prophetic Engagement
- Critical Resistance
- Expecting Justice
- FIERCE Advocates
- Game Changers Leadership Institute (formally iDEAL)
- Gateway Educational Services
- Healing Justice Santa Barbara
- Helping Others Pursue Excellence (Program: The Central Valley Urban Institute)
- I Am Sac Foundation
- Imoyase Community Support Services
- Initiate Justice
- Inland Empire Black Worker Center
- Inland Empire United Education Fund
- Where is My Land
- Lift Up Contra Costa
- Love Not Blood Campaign
- Mirror Memoirs
- OC Justice Initiative
- Oscar Grant Foundation
- Parenting for Liberation
- Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans (PANA)
- People Acting in Community Together (PACT)
- Pillars of the Community
- San Diego Black Worker Center
- Santa Cruz Black Coalition for Justice and Racial Equity
- SF Black Wall Street Foundation
- Safe Return Project
- Social Justice Learning Institute
- Social Justice PolitiCorps for Sacramento County
- Special Needs Network, Inc.
- Starting Over, Inc.
- Tha Hood Squad
- Black Organizing Project
- The Community Action League
- The Equal Justice Society
- The G.R.E.E.N Foundation
- The Hannah Project Partnership for Academic Achievement
- The Transgender District
- The Village Method
- Training Institute for Leadership Enrichment
- Transgender, Gender-Variant, Intersex Justice Project (TGIJP)
- UnCommon Law
- United Women of the Horn
- Voice of the Youth
- Wise Choices for Girls
- Young Women’s Freedom Center / Because Black Is Still Beautiful
- ZEAL