Give Black Alliance

Give Black Alliance Join us in our mission to inform, reform, and transform Black philanthropy.

Who We Are

Give Black® Alliance is a nonprofit that focuses on the power of Black philanthropy and the assets of the Black community. Through creating a strong alliance between funders, Black communities and philanthropists, and providing tools and resources to help individuals, foundations, and other giving organizations make informed grant-making decisions, we are enhancing philanthropy’s abili

ty to address the needs of Black communities. Mission

We aim to shift the narrative in philanthropy from a pervasive and damaging focus on deficits within the Black community to shining a light on the considerable potential and financial leverage to increase the assets in communities with the power of Black philanthropy. Our Strategy

Our theory of change rests on three tenets – our ability to inform, reform and transform philanthropy.

▪ INFORM - Giving Black® means educating the philanthropic community about issues that affect Black lives and the needs of Black children, families, and communities.

▪ REFORM - Giving Black® means developing strategies to reshape the current relationship between philanthropy and Blacks and develop new connections to strengthen the power of Black philanthropy.

▪ TRANSFORM - Giving Black® means creating tools, programs, and products to drive change through donors and institutions, and to facilitate and support communication between and among philanthropists, charities, service providers, and communities. Give Black® Alliance’s efforts will create a more inclusive philanthropic community with keener insights into our communities, priorities, and a new perspective on the power of Black philanthropy.

Thank you to everyone who joined Give Black Alliance on Martha’s Vineyard for The Moral Arc of Democracy.Through film an...
08/20/2026

Thank you to everyone who joined Give Black Alliance on Martha’s Vineyard for The Moral Arc of Democracy.

Through film and conversation, we explored voting rights, Black political power, the future of our democracy and the shared responsibility we have to protect it.

We’re grateful to Joy Reid for moderating the conversation and to LaTosha Brown , Cliff Albright , April England-Albright , Daresha Kyi for sharing their perspectives and vision.

The conversation doesn’t end on Martha’s Vineyard. The work continues.

Help us raise $10,000 to power the next phase of The Moral Arc of Democracy through continued programming, community conversations, and more pathways for people to engage in this work.

Donate today at the link in our bio.

The future of democracy isn't something we inherit—it's something we shape together.Join Give Black Alliance this Friday...
08/12/2026

The future of democracy isn't something we inherit—it's something we shape together.
Join Give Black Alliance this Friday for The Moral Arc of Democracy—an evening of film and conversation featuring moderator Joy Reid alongside LaTosha Brown , Cliff Albright , April England-Albright , Daresha Kyi , and Bithiah Carter. At a moment when voting rights, civic participation, and community leadership are more important than ever, we'll come together to reflect, connect, and imagine what's possible for America's future.

📍 The Strand Theatre | Martha's Vineyard, MA | Friday, August 14 | 4:00–6:00 PM

The event is officially sold out. Thank you for the incredible response. Join the waitlist at the link in our bio to be notified if seats become available.

Stories can help us understand what's at stake—and inspire us to act. 🎬Filmmaker   uses storytelling to explore democrac...
08/10/2026

Stories can help us understand what's at stake—and inspire us to act. 🎬

Filmmaker uses storytelling to explore democracy, identity, and social change. The afternoon begins with excerpts from her latest film, Love, Joy & Power: Tools for Liberation, setting the stage for the discussion that follows.

The event is officially sold out. Thank you for the incredible response. Join the waitlist at the link in our bio to be notified if seats become available.

Protecting democracy means protecting every voice.As Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter ,  has spent decades advancing vo...
08/06/2026

Protecting democracy means protecting every voice.

As Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter , has spent decades advancing voting rights, combating voter suppression, and building civic power in communities across the South. He'll bring that experience to The Moral Arc of Democracy.

Join us on Friday, August 14, from 4:00–6:00 PM at The Strand Theatre in Martha's Vineyard.

Learn more and RSVP at the link in our bio.

The fight for democracy happens in our communities—and in our courts.With more than 26 years of experience in civil righ...
08/03/2026

The fight for democracy happens in our communities—and in our courts.

With more than 26 years of experience in civil rights and voting rights law, April England-Albright, Legal Director of Black Voters Matter , has dedicated her career to protecting equal access to the ballot. She'll bring that legal perspective to The Moral Arc of Democracy.

Join us on Friday, August 14, from 4:00–6:00 PM at The Strand Theatre in Martha's Vineyard.

Learn more and RSVP at the link in our bio.

Lasting change doesn't begin in Washington. It begins in communities.For decades,  has helped build grassroots power, ex...
07/30/2026

Lasting change doesn't begin in Washington. It begins in communities.

For decades, has helped build grassroots power, expand civic participation, and inspire communities across the country. As Co-Founder of Black Voters Matter , she'll share her perspective on building civic power and strengthening democracy from the ground up.

Join us on Friday, August 14, from 4:00–6:00 PM at The Strand Theatre in Martha's Vineyard.

Learn more and RSVP at the link in our bio.

Every meaningful dialogue begins with someone who knows how to ask the right questions.That's why we're honored to welco...
07/27/2026

Every meaningful dialogue begins with someone who knows how to ask the right questions.

That's why we're honored to welcome as moderator of The Moral Arc of Democracy. As an award-winning journalist, bestselling author, and host of , Joy has helped shape some of our nation's most important discussions about democracy, politics, and civic life.

Join us on Friday, August 14, from 4:00–6:00 PM at The Strand Theatre in Martha's Vineyard for an afternoon of insight and dialogue.

Learn more and RSVP at the link in our bio.

07/23/2026

What does it take to strengthen democracy?

It takes journalists, organizers, legal advocates, filmmakers, philanthropists, and community leaders willing to engage with some of the most important questions of our time.

Over the coming weeks, we'll introduce the voices joining The Moral Arc of Democracy: Voting Rights. Black Political Power. The Future of America. Each brings a unique perspective on the issues shaping this moment and the future of our democracy.

Join us on Friday, August 14, from 4:00–6:00 PM at The Strand Theatre in Martha's Vineyard for an afternoon of insight, reflection, and community.

Learn more and RSVP at the link in our bio.

07/16/2026

As America reflects on 250 years as a nation, Black T is marking this milestone by highlighting our contributions, resilience, and enduring role in building this country.

In this month's episode, 250 Years of Blackness: We Were Always Here, host Bithiah Carter is joined by three extraordinary guests for a timely conversation about the stories that have shaped our nation and why preserving those stories matters now more than ever.

Together, they explore Black family legacy, genealogy, and the generations whose leadership has always been part of the American story.

Featuring:

Dr. Yvonne Goldsberry: President & CEO of Endowment for Health, whose family story traces back to Margaret "Peggy" Tulip and the fight for freedom in colonial Massachusetts.

John W. Ficklin: Former National Security Advisor and author of An Unusual Path, whose family's journey reflects generations of Black resilience and service.

Danielle Pritchett: Genealogy Librarian at Charlotte Mecklenburg Library, dedicated to helping families preserve the stories that shape our collective history.

Because we were always here.

This conversation reminds us that understanding our history isn't just about looking back. It's about honoring the people who came before us and helping shape the future we'll leave behind.

Address

101 Federal Street
Boston, MA
02110

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(617) 261-8555

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