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The Amandla Fund has identified two initial areas of focus that will boost Black economic mobility in Greater Richmond: increasing Black homeownership and expanding Black leadership.

The two giving circles were recognized for their “unwavering and long-standing commitment to continuing Dr. King’s legacy of uplifting the ‘beloved community’ here in the Commonwealth.”

$60,000 in grants awarded through giving circle

This completed report was released during a special online event with 200 attendees from across the nation.

$80,000 in youth-centered grants to be awarded through giving circle.

Members of the Ujima Legacy Fund – a giving circle created by and for African American men – announce two new grants of $20,000 each to The Literacy Lab and FRIENDS Association for Children.

To support local nonprofits that focus programming on African-American women and girls, SisterFund announces two $20,000 award recipients.

Impact 100 Richmond celebrated 10 years of collective giving to Richmond nonprofit initiatives by awarding its 15th $100,000 transformational grant and a new $25,000 place-based grant at its Big Give celebration on May 14th.

The largest grant in SisterFund's history will support the Girl Ambassador program, preparing high school girls of color for 21st century jobs.

This women's collective giving network has increased fundraising and strategic efforts in recent years and is now awarding two $100,000 grants each year, investing a cumulative $1 million in five years.