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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 ability 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.

This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Give Black Alliance honors Black Indigenous Americans, including Black Creek, Muscogee, Bl...
10/12/2026

This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, Give Black Alliance honors Black Indigenous Americans, including Black Creek, Muscogee, Black Cherokee, and Black Seminole communities, alongside Freedmen descendants.

The Black Seminole Scouts reflect a powerful legacy of Black and Indigenous resistance. Formed by free Black Maroons who allied with the Seminole Nation to fight for their freedom, their military defense and leadership helped protect their communities and land. Their distinct histories and contributions deserve recognition today and every day.

Learn from their voices. Honor their histories. Support their futures.

In case you missed it: Who gets to build the technology, write the rules, and shape the future of AI?In the latest episo...
09/25/2026

In case you missed it: Who gets to build the technology, write the rules, and shape the future of AI?

In the latest episode of Black T, Give Black Alliance CEO Bithiah Carter speaks with Esosa Osa (), founder and CEO of Onyx Impact (), about the power behind artificial intelligence and the consequences for Black communities when bias, erasure, and inequity become embedded in the systems shaping our lives.

🔗 Watch the episode on our YouTube channel at the link in bio.

09/24/2026

Voter suppression now reaches beyond laws and polling places into algorithms, social media, and group chats.

Esosa Osa, founder and CEO of Onyx Impact, joins the Black T Podcast to discuss how misinformation targets Black communities and how we protect our digital and political power.

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Presented by Give Black Alliance.

09/23/2026

AI is not neutral, and its impact on Black communities is not theoretical.

Tune in tomorrow live at 12 PM ET on our YouTube for the latest episode of Black T, where Give Black Alliance CEO Bithiah Carter speaks with Esosa Osa , founder and CEO of Impact, about how bias can become embedded in the technologies shaping hiring, public perception, and access to opportunity.

Subscribe to our YouTube channel to be notified when new episodes go live. Link in bio. 🔗

"We are praising Black resilience while continuing to underfund the institutions and leaders that make resilience possib...
09/23/2026

"We are praising Black resilience while continuing to underfund the institutions and leaders that make resilience possible."

That capacity helps make multiracial governance possible. By that, we mean people of different races, faiths, abilities, backgrounds, and places sharing public power and making decisions together about schools, budgets, housing, health, and the future of their communities. Authoritarian politics dep...

Voting rights are fundamental to our democracy. Protecting those rights and strengthening Black political power takes al...
09/22/2026

Voting rights are fundamental to our democracy. Protecting those rights and strengthening Black political power takes all of us.

Our votes help shape the decisions that affect our communities and our future. With the November midterms approaching, many states have voter registration deadlines coming up.

Make sure your registration is up to date and encourage someone in your community to do the same.

Visit vote.gov to check your registration and find your state’s deadline.

Our Mississippi songstress died. It was said that she sounded like the South.We pay tribute to Cassandra Wilson, a voice...
09/03/2026

Our Mississippi songstress died. It was said that she sounded like the South.

We pay tribute to Cassandra Wilson, a voice that moved a nation.

Rest in peace.

The conversation that began at The Moral Arc of Democracy continues.In its recent feature on the event, Lenox + Parker r...
08/27/2026

The conversation that began at The Moral Arc of Democracy continues.

In its recent feature on the event, Lenox + Parker reflects on the urgency of this moment and the importance of Black political power in shaping the future of our democracy.

Read the full article at the link in bio.

The work of protecting our democracy belongs to all of us. This is our moment to get neck-deep in this work.

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.

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101 Federal Street
Boston, MA
02110

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

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(617) 261-8555

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