Our mission  is to fund Black Reparations & Collective Care. Because when we invest in Black liberation, we dismantle the structures that still profit from our oppression and build a future where Black thriving is the norm, not the exception.
📢 CURRENT FUNDING ROUND:
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âś… 20Â Individuals can apply for up to $599
âś… 1Â Organization can apply for up to $2,300
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If you need financial assistance for
rent, food, mutual aid, healing work, or organizing...
âś… Who is Eligible?
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✔ Black Women, Black Femmes & Black Non-Binary/ Gender Expansive folx, Black Men
✔ Black Liberation Educators & Speakers (anti-racism, healing work, movement-building)
✔ Black-Led Organizations (systemic change, community programs, advocacy)
✔ Collective Mutual Aid & Community Care Recipients (mental health care, legal support, wellness resources) Non-Black individuals are  eligible for Collective mutual aid needs.
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đź“Ś Important Notes Before Applying
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⚠️ Funds are first come, first served. If funds run out, you will be placed on a waitlist.
⚠️ If you receive funding, you must wait 30 days before reapplying.
⚠️ All recipients are encouraged to compelete a brief impact report after receiving funds.
⚠️ Organizations requesting over $600 must submit an IRS W-9 form.
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đź’°Â Funds will be distributed as soon as possible after review.
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When Black bodies are cared for and not commodified, the collective benefits.
Black people—Black women, Femmes, Black Trans folk, Black men, Black nonbinary and gender-expansive people—should not have to exhaust themselves, over-explain, or prove their worth just to receive the support they deserve. Yet, time and time again, we see how liberation work is underfunded when it does not center whiteness.
You’ve seen this happen. Maybe you donated to a racial justice cause in 2020. Maybe you posted a Black square. Maybe you showed up when the movement was trending. But justice isn’t a one-time investment—it’s a lifelong commitment.
Ask yourself:
👉 Why are Black people still forced to fight for resources while white-led fundraisers hit six figures overnight?
👉 Why is “allyship” loud when it’s performative, but silent when Black communities need real, tangible support?
👉 If you say you care about Black liberation, does your giving reflect that?
đź’ˇ Our mission is to fund Black Reparations & Collective Care. Because when we invest in Black liberation, we dismantle the structures that still profit from our oppression and build a future where Black thriving is the norm, not the exception.
This is where you get to make a real impact.
The work is happening. But will you show up for it?
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