After Dr. Charlie Kennedy graduated in 1959 from Johnson C. Smith University in Charlotte, he didn’t have the money to travel to Meharry Medical College in Nashville, Tenn. https://t.co/RlvYCWjPmu
This. Hence my commitment to @bpiofws and area foundations who are doing strategic work in partnership with Black led organizations advancing economic growth for Black communities in #wsnc 👏🏽🔥
ICYMI... All registered #WSSU undergrads will get FREE textbooks this fall. Check your university email for more info about our partnership w/ Barnes & Noble College First Day® Complete. #WSSU will offer a $500 textbook credit for all grad students, too. https://t.co/ewrjK1QA1z
Exciting news to share! @wsfoundation is announcing appointment of LaTida Smith as our next president. She will join us as the first woman & person of color to hold this leadership role, representing a historic opportunity and joyful occasion. Read more: https://t.co/g4dxOraDpF
Did you know that our grantee partner Neighborhood's Hands gives away FREE fruits and vegetables each week?
1713 N Liberty Street on Wednesdays after 10:30. Spread the word!
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We are pleased to invest with Collab Capital, which provides flexible capital to innovative Black founders – transforming genius into generational wealth. Cheers to the close of their $50M inaugural fund! 🥂🎉
*Reminder* Today is the last day to apply for our Equity in Education Grants Program. Applicants have until midnight tonight to share their ideas and needs with us. Reach out if you have any questions!
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Our board member @tiffanyiwaddell of @careermavenpro was featured in @Forbes, sharing her brilliant recommendations for powerful, practical strategies to shatter systemic glass ceilings and make space for Black women to succeed in the workplace. https://t.co/l23fe68mKS
We're giving away tickets for @WakeForest's Face to Face virtual event with renowned author @Isabelwilkerson on April 14th. Click here to secure your free ticket before they're gone!
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"We had to do something radically different to address the racial divide that we had in our city, which includes historic oppression, exclusion and divestment in the Black community," one official said. https://t.co/4ArKGNZhG7
Hopeful news coming from our City Council as they acknowledge and apologize for discriminatory policies and the destruction of Black neighborhoods. @bpiofws@womensfundws@JournalNow@CityofWS
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Students: the deadline for most merit-based scholarships is just a few days away on March 15! Our One-Stop Scholarship Application makes it easy to apply for multiple awards at once: https://t.co/cn0D0RclQF
What if everyone in North Carolina had all that they needed to be healthy and achieve their dreams? Trust president, Dr. Laura Gerald, envisions how philanthropy can work for systems change to achieve racial equity: https://t.co/pR80msqLr2
What if everyone in North Carolina had all that they needed to be healthy and achieve their dreams? Trust president, Dr. Laura Gerald, envisions how philanthropy can work for systems change to achieve racial equity: https://t.co/pR80msqLr2
@KateBReynolds' president, Dr. Laura Gerald, says it best: “Because of the systemic & persistent connection between race, place, poor health outcomes, & quality of life, there is no credible root to health improvement that does not go through equity, particularly racial equity.”
If you're considering applying, be sure to submit your application for our Strategic Initiatives Manager job opening this weekend! The deadline to apply is Monday, March 1 at 5 PM: https://t.co/M8tuKdiTMk
Madam C. J. Walker was an entrepreneur of beauty products for Black women and was considered the wealthiest African American businesswoman and self-made woman in the country at the time of her death in 1919: https://t.co/zjWua9goXE #AAHM#BlackHistoryMonth