Little Bit of Good

Little Bit of Good We believe in addressing the systemic inequities faced by Black-led nonprofits through strategic capacity building and resource allocation.

Our organizational values are centered on three things: Empowerment, Collaboration, and Advocacy.

✨ Black Fund Committee Choice Cohort Spotlight | Led by Kimberly Holliday The PFaith House is a transformative haven in ...
05/31/2026

✨ Black Fund Committee Choice Cohort Spotlight
| Led by Kimberly Holliday

The PFaith House is a transformative haven in Pflugerville, serving single-mother households, women, and female veterans navigating homelessness and trauma.

Founded by Councilwoman Kimberly Holiday, a social psychologist, restorative justice practitioner, and fierce community advocate, this organization stands on the principles of PFaith, PFreedom, and PForgiveness. Kimberly’s leadership has created a nurturing space where women move from crisis toward healing, stability, and renewed purpose.

We are proud to support The PFaith House through capacity-building work in partnership with The Black Fund, strengthening the systems that allow their impact to grow sustainably.

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💛 Learn how Little Bit of Good partners with organizations like this to build lasting, equity-centered change.

Care is powerful. But care without structure burns out.At Little Bit of Good, we believe real transformation happens whe...
05/30/2026

Care is powerful. But care without structure burns out.

At Little Bit of Good, we believe real transformation happens when compassion meets capacity, when leadership is resourced, and when systems are strengthened to last.

We do not just believe in impact.
We build for it.

✨ If you believe communities deserve infrastructure, not just inspiration, support the work at the link in bio.

✨ Please join us in welcoming Bennie Jefferson to the Little Bit of Good Board of Directors.Bennie is a Senior Credit A...
05/30/2026

✨ Please join us in welcoming Bennie Jefferson
to the Little Bit of Good Board of Directors.

Bennie is a Senior Credit Analyst in Commercial Banking with a deep commitment to strengthening local communities through thoughtful financing and relationship-centered leadership. With a background in the Farm Credit System and now WafD Bank, he brings strong financial insight and strategic perspective to our board.

Beyond his professional work, Bennie serves as a high school football official and mentor at Huston-Tillotson University, investing in the next generation on and off the field.

We are honored to have his expertise and heart for community guiding our work. 💛

Equity is not a headline. It is a set of decisions.It shows up in how we fund, who we center, what we measure, and how l...
05/29/2026

Equity is not a headline. It is a set of decisions.

It shows up in how we fund, who we center, what we measure, and how long we commit to the work.

At Little Bit of Good, we believe equity is operational, not optional.

✨ What does equity in action look like to you?

✨ Black Fund Committee Choice Cohort SpotlightSOW Family Foundation is a trusted, community-rooted organization meeting ...
05/29/2026

✨ Black Fund Committee Choice Cohort Spotlight

SOW Family Foundation is a trusted, community-rooted organization meeting families at the point of need and walking alongside them toward stability, dignity, and opportunity.

From housing navigation and food security to Healing Circles and youth empowerment, their work strengthens the very foundation of community wellness in Austin and beyond.

We are proud to support SOW Family Foundation through capacity-building work in partnership with The Black Fund, strengthening the systems that allow their impact to grow sustainably.

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💛 Learn how Little Bit of Good partners with organizations like this to build lasting, equitable change.

CommunityImpact SupportBlackLedOrgs EquityInAction

05/28/2026

Giving is powerful. But intentional giving is transformative.

Supporting Black-led organizations is essential. And when you give beyond that, ask deeper questions.

Who is leading?
Who is represented on the board?
Who is actually being served?

Big names do not always mean broad impact. Data tells a clearer story than branding ever will.

Equity in philanthropy is not just about generosity. It is about discernment.

✨ Give where representation, accountability, and community insight are real.

Power shifts when strategy is shared.Equity is not just about who is at the table. It is about who has access to the too...
05/27/2026

Power shifts when strategy is shared.

Equity is not just about who is at the table. It is about who has access to the tools, the clarity, and the structure to lead well.

At Little Bit of Good, we equip Black-led and historically under-resourced nonprofits with strategy that strengthens systems and sustains impact. Because when knowledge is shared, leadership expands.

✨ Join us in building power that lasts.
Link in bio to support and partner.

05/27/2026

🤖 AI is not the future. It is already here. The question is whether boards are ready.

When leadership ignores AI, they risk falling behind. When they adopt it without strategy, they risk misalignment. The real opportunity sits in the middle.

AI can strengthen fundraising, governance, and equity efforts when it is grounded in values and guided by human leadership.

Flashback to this powerful Board Shake-Up conversation on what AI in 2025 truly means for nonprofit boards.

🎙️ Catch the full episode on The Board Shake-Up. Link in bio.

PhilanthropyWithPurpose

is more than a dance company. It is a movement.For over 15 years, China Smith has used dance as a tool for access, empo...
05/25/2026

is more than a dance company. It is a movement.

For over 15 years, China Smith has used dance as a tool for access, empowerment, and cultural expression, ensuring that children who face financial, physical, language, or cultural barriers can still experience the transformative power of movement.

Through Ballet Afrique Contemporary Dance, the Umoja Youth Company, and the Ballet Afrique Dance Academy, this collective of artists blends ballet, modern, and Afrocentric influences to educate, inspire, and nourish both spirit and skill.

We are proud to support Ballet Afrique through capacity-building work in partnership with , strengthening the systems that allow their artistry and impact to grow sustainably.

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SupportBlackLedOrgs CommunityImpact

Black giving has always been rooted in necessity, lived experience, and love for community.When systems overlook us, we ...
05/18/2026

Black giving has always been rooted in necessity, lived experience, and love for community.

When systems overlook us, we build our own. When resources fall short, we rally around one another. Black-led organizations exist because someone saw a need and refused to let it go unmet.

Executive Director Monique Parker reminds us that our philanthropy is not accidental. It is intentional. It is protective. It is powerful.

We give because we understand the work. We give because we have lived the gaps. We give because our communities deserve more than survival.

✨ What drives you to support Black-led organizations?

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