BackBlack initiative campaigns for Black nonprofit fundraising through everyday donors
The BackBlack initiative has directed more than $12 million toward Black-led nonprofits over three years through an August GivingTuesday-style campaign. This year organizers are using content creators to reach Black Gen Z donors for the first time. The campaign aims to counter concentrated philanthropy and funding gaps for smaller Black-led organizations.
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2 outlets covered it, splitting into 1 framing camp across 2 bias groups.
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“This campaign aims to boost Black nonprofit fundraising by convincing everyday donors of their power”
“This campaign aims to boost Black nonprofit fundraising by convincing everyday donors of their power”
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The BackBlack initiative has directed more than $12 million toward Black-led nonprofits over the past three years.
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