Our Love is Healing Fund was created in 2020 to address the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on girls and gender-expansive youth of Color. Today, its funding priorities have expanded to include preventative or responsive health strategies, research and advocacy to document and elevate the needs and experiences of girls of color in the context of the pandemic and beyond, Strategies to protect the security of youth organizers working to dismantle systems of oppression, and more.

Our Black Girl Freedom Fund launched in September 2020 to support the ongoing #1Billion4BlackGirls campaign, a 10-year philanthropic initiative to mobilize a $1 billion investment in Black girls and gender-expansive youth by 2030. Each February, Black Girl Freedom Fund celebrates Black girls and gender-expansive youth during Black Girl Freedom Week. The Black Girl Freedom Fund is focused on resourcing the braintrust, innovation, health, safety, education, artistic visions, research, and joy of Black girls and gender-expansive youth and their families.

The New Songs Rising Initiative is a partnership between the Seventh Generation Fund For Indigenous People’s and G4GC to resource Native and Globally-Indigenous girls and gender-diverse, and their families, and their communities with abundance and intention. This initiative expands opportunities for Indigenous girls through grantmaking, convening and community building, and mentorship and peer support, with a specific emphasis on Indigenous cultural work, and also works to encourage the field of philanthropy to better meet the needs of Indigenous young people.

Our Holding a Sister Initiative fund is a partnership with the Black Trans Fund and G4GC and is dedicated to trans girls who identify as Black, Indigenous, Latina, Asian, Arab, Pacific Islander and other People of Color nationwide. This initiative mobilizes funds and brings attention and resources to organizations that serve and are led by trans girls and youth of color. Another goal of this initiative is to hold space for cis and trans girls of color to build intentional solidarity with one another in efforts to advance racial and gender justice.