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To strengthen the capacity of Black-led and Black-Founded nonprofits through collaboration, education, and access to equitable resources that drive sustainable impact.

06/18/2026

Fear wears many masks.

Fear of asking for help.
Fear of being judged.
Fear of…

But hope is stronger.

Join us for an evening dedicated to hope, resilience, healing, and the impact we can make when a community comes together.

🎭 Our second annual Unmask the Fear Gala
will be on October 24, 2026 located at Court of DeLuna.

Proceeds support Hope Above Fear’s youth prevention, leadership, and early intervention programs.

Tickets and Sponsorship options are now available!! Unmask the Fear Gala

🤝 Nonprofit Leaders, Board Members & Changemakers — Join Us!The Black Nonprofit Group, in partnership with Equity Projec...
06/11/2026

🤝 Nonprofit Leaders, Board Members & Changemakers — Join Us!

The Black Nonprofit Group, in partnership with Equity Project Alliance, invites you to attend our upcoming:

📌 Strong Boards, Sustainable Funding & Collective Impact Workshop

Whether you’re a new nonprofit, a growing organization, or an established community leader, this workshop will provide practical tools and strategies to help strengthen your organization and increase your impact.

✅ Board Development & Governance
✅ Sustainable Funding Strategies
✅ Community Collaboration & Partnerships
✅ Networking with Local Nonprofit Leaders
✅ Actionable Takeaways You Can Implement Immediately

📅 Sunday, June 28, 2026
🕑 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM
📍 Kukua Institute
300 N. Reus Street
Pensacola, FL 32501

Together, we can build stronger organizations, create sustainable solutions, and increase our collective impact throughout Northwest Florida.

🎟️ Register Today: https://links.theblacknonprofitgroup.org/widget/form/Xs34FrKokrJJfkLP0hI3?notrack=true

Kim Anderson-Cox
Laura Pleasants Gilliam
Chuck Presti
Mickles

Topic: Why Accounting Software Matters“Nonprofit Tip:If you’re still tracking finances manually, now is the time to tran...
05/28/2026

Topic: Why Accounting Software Matters

“Nonprofit Tip:

If you’re still tracking finances manually, now is the time to transition.

Accounting software helps nonprofits:
✔ Track donations
✔ Monitor expenses
✔ Prepare for grants
✔ Build financial transparency
✔ Simplify reporting

Good financial systems build funder confidence.

Start small—but start organized.

”

Today we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. 🇺🇸On this Memorial ...
05/25/2026

Today we honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. 🇺🇸

On this Memorial Day, The Black Nonprofit Group pauses to reflect with gratitude, respect, and remembrance.

May we never forget those who served and gave all.
💚💛🖤

Topic: Why Structure Matters Before Funding“Nonprofit Tip:Before you apply for grants, make sure your foundation is soli...
05/21/2026

Topic: Why Structure Matters Before Funding

“Nonprofit Tip:

Before you apply for grants, make sure your foundation is solid.

That means:
✔ Clear programs
✔ Organized finances
✔ Consistent documentation
✔ Defined goals

Funding should accelerate your mission—not create chaos.

”

Topic: Sustainability “Many nonprofits focus only on surviving.But sustainable organizations:✔ Build systems✔ Track outc...
05/20/2026

Topic: Sustainability

“Many nonprofits focus only on surviving.

But sustainable organizations:
✔ Build systems
✔ Track outcomes
✔ Create financial processes
✔ Plan long term

Sustainability isn’t accidental—it’s intentional.

”

🎉 Congratulations to our valued member, East Pensacola Student Athlete Program, on securing 2 grants in less than 6 mont...
05/18/2026

🎉 Congratulations to our valued member, East Pensacola Student Athlete Program, on securing 2 grants in less than 6 months! 👏🏾💰

This is what happens when organizations invest in learning, strategy, and sustainability. With just a $99 investment into membership with The Black Nonprofit Group, EPSAP committed to understanding the proper ins and outs of the nonprofit world — from grant readiness and organizational structure to funding opportunities and capacity building.

Their success is proof that access to education, resources, and community support matters. 💡📈

We are proud to watch Black-led organizations grow, build confidence, and secure funding that directly impacts the communities they serve.

At The Black Nonprofit Group, we don’t just talk about growth — we help nonprofits build the foundation to pursue it strategically.

👏🏾 Congratulations again to East Pensacola Student Athlete Program! Your hard work, willingness to learn, and commitment to your mission are paying off.

05/18/2026

Topic: Membership Benefits

“Our mission is bigger than networking.

Membership with The Black Nonprofit Group gives organizations access to:
✔ Education
✔ Collaboration opportunities
✔ Capacity-building resources
✔ Grant readiness support
✔ Community connections

We’re building sustainability—not dependency.

”

Topic: Community Healing & Connection“📍 Today We’re Supporting our CommunityThe Black Nonprofit Group is proud to suppor...
05/16/2026

Topic: Community Healing & Connection

“📍 Today We’re Supporting our Community

The Black Nonprofit Group is proud to supporter the Trauma Release Event.

Leadership and community work require healing too. Sustainable impact starts with healthy leaders.

”

One of the biggest misconceptions in the nonprofit world is believing that obtaining a 501(c)(3) automatically unlocks f...
05/15/2026

One of the biggest misconceptions in the nonprofit world is believing that obtaining a 501(c)(3) automatically unlocks funding opportunities. The truth is, your nonprofit status simply gives you permission to apply—it does not guarantee readiness. Many grassroots organizations become discouraged after receiving their nonprofit determination letter because the grants still aren’t coming. That frustration is real, and you’re not alone.

Most funders are looking beyond your IRS status. They want to see structure, financial systems, clear programs, measurable impact, leadership capacity, and sustainability. If your organization is still building these pieces, it doesn’t mean you’re failing—it means you’re still developing. Grant readiness is a process, not a document. The good news is that capacity can be built over time through education, partnerships, collaboration, and consistent systems. Focus on strengthening your foundation now so your organization is prepared when the right opportunities come.

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