Histoires d’équité et d’excellence pour les Noirs
The Central New York Community Foundation is welcoming three new Black Equity & Excellence Fund advisory council members: Karla Hall, Indaria Jones and Reverend DeCarto D. Draper. Jr.
Orlando Mcinnsey launched a youth boxing and mental health program, All Mighty Boxing. It’s there that he trains local youth ages 6-18 in self-defense to help them cultivate resilience, emotional intelligence and community.
Sixteen-year-old Azory Infinite dreams of redefining music while breaking cycles of poverty. Through the Good Life Youth Foundation's HipHop-preneurship program, youth like Infinite are learning about hip-hop, entrepreneurship and resilience, empowering them to rise above their circumstances.
Écoutez Chayna Short, fondatrice de Women Overcoming Obstacles Together, expliquer comment ses expériences transformatrices avec The Leadership Classroom (TLC) et notre projet de subventionnement participatif lui ont fourni des conseils pour développer, renforcer et faire croître son organisation.
Giving Voice Hiver 2024 : Histoire d'un boursier
Le Black Equity & Excellence Advisory Council est chargé d'examiner les propositions de subvention et de formuler des recommandations de financement, ainsi que d'identifier les lacunes et les possibilités de créer un centre de l'État de New York plus équitable et plus inclusif sur le...
Giving Voice Spring 2023: Donor Story
The Black Equity & Excellence Advisory Council is charged with reviewing grant proposals and making funding recommendations as well as identifying gaps and opportunities to create a more equitable and economically inclusive Central New York for the Black community.
Seventeen grants from our Black Equity & Excellence Fund totaling $240,000 were distributed to support Black-led nonprofit organizations and projects that counteract systemic racism.
Last month’s Juneteenth parade, a city-wide expression of pride, brought together the Black community in a display of cultural recognition and social dialogue. Without the phenomenal work of Juneteenth Inc., the festival would not have touched as many hearts as it did.