Grantmakers for Girls of Color

Abundantly investing in Girls of Color

  • About
    • Mission & Values
    • History
    • Staff & Board
  • Our Work
    • Funds
    • Love Is Healing
    • Black Girl Freedom Fund
    • Holding a Sister Initiative
    • New Songs Rising Initiative
    • Catalytic Futures Fund
    • Special Projects
  • Our Impact
    • Grantees
    • Press & Op-Eds
    • Research & Reports
    • News & Updates
  • Engage & Connect
    • Events & Convenings
    • Community Funding Opportunities
    • Careers at G4GC
    • Contact
  • Give
  • About
    • Mission & Values
    • History
    • Staff & Board
  • Our Work
    • Funds
    • Love Is Healing
    • Black Girl Freedom Fund
    • Holding a Sister Initiative
    • New Songs Rising Initiative
    • Catalytic Futures Fund
    • Special Projects
  • Our Impact
    • Grantees
    • Press & Op-Eds
    • Research & Reports
    • News & Updates
  • Engage & Connect
    • Events & Convenings
    • Community Funding Opportunities
    • Careers at G4GC
    • Contact
  • Give

Black enterprise: Grantmakers for Girls of Color’s Black Girl Freedom Fund invests over $4m in 68 organizations focused on black girls’ leadership

Published May 2, 2022

BLACK ENTERPRISE: GRANTMAKERS FOR GIRLS OF COLOR’S BLACK GIRL FREEDOM FUND INVESTS OVER $4M IN 68 ORGANIZATIONS FOCUSED ON BLACK GIRLS’ LEADERSHIP

May 2, 2022

Black Girl Freedom Fund, an initiative of Grantmakers for Girls of Color, announced its second round of grants totaling over $4 million to 68 organizations throughout the U.S. and territories whose work promotes and expands the leadership and organizing power of Black girls, femmes, and gender-expansive youth. “An investment in Black girls and their leadership is an investment in our collective freedom,” said Dr. Monique W. Morris, president and CEO of Grantmakers for Girls of Color, and co-founder of the #1Billion4BlackGirls campaign, which aims to invest $1 billion in Black girls by 2030. Read the full article here.

Press News

Previous Post

Afrotech: Black Girl Freedom Fund Announces $4M In Grants For 68 Organizations Supporting Black Girls

Next Post

Philanthropy News Digest: Let Black women-led funds and Black girls lead the way: Centering Black women-led funds to lead social justice efforts

Related posts

NSR News

New Funding Partnership to Address Severe Underinvestment in Indigenous Girls

G4GC News

Essence: COVID-19 Highlights The Harsh Reality Facing Black Girls, Girls Of Color (OpEd by Monique W. Morris, , Ed.D.)

BGFF News

Essence: Black Girl Freedom Fund Focuses First Round Grants to Organizations Serving Black Girls Across the U.S.

Stay Connected

Go in depth with our quarterly newsletter

See how our work continues to impact our community throughout the year.

See more

Newsletter

Stay connected and invested. Join our G4GC mailing list to get updates on our progress and to see what great things are happening in our community.

    Donate

    donate

    Your donation drives real change for girls and gender-expansive youth across the U.S., Puerto Rico, Washington, D.C., and Guam—advancing justice, equity, and opportunity in their communities.

    Donate

    Footer

    G4GC logo with tagline

    About

    • Mission & Values
    • History
    • Staff & Board

    Our Work

    • Funds & Initiatives
    • Catalytic Futures Fund
    • Special Projects

    Our Impact

    • Grantees
    • Press & Op-Eds
    • Research & Reports
    • News & Updates

    Engage

    • Events & Convenings
    • Community Funding Opportunities
    • Careers at G4GC
    • Contact
    [email protected]

    instagram youtube linkedin facebook

    All rights reserved. Copyright © 2025. Grantmakers For Girls of Color (G4GC) Terms of Use | Privacy Policy
    G4GC is a fiscally sponsored project of Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors, a 501c3. The EIN number for RPA is 13-3615533