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Join Give Black

GIVEBLACKWASHINGTON

Are you ready to support a collective of Black Organizations in Washington State that are unifying for the liberation of all Black people?

Join Give Black Washington by moving money and resources directly into the hands of Black-led organizations in Washington State.

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About Give Black Washington

We are a collective of Black organizations unifying for the liberation of all Black people. Black people are multi talented and multi fabulous, and we show up at various intersections of being, including but not limited to Immigrant, Trans, Gender Non Binary and Non Conforming, faith lineages, LGBTQIA, family structures, ability, and levels of wealth or poverty.

If your organization is Black-led and in alignment with the liberation of ALL of us, please join us in this Give Black collective today by filling out this form. Please contact organizations directly if you have questions.

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Why Give Black

Systemic inequities touch all sectors of society including giving. Race is one of the most reliable predictors of outcomes including life expectancy, wealth, income, academic achievement, maternal health, infant mortality and general well-being. Black led organizations are funded less often than white led organizations and have more restrictions placed on their budgets. Even though these organizations are being granted money to serve the communities that they are uniquely positioned to serve, they are not trusted to do their work. It is imperative that we apply a racial justice lens to our giving and Give Black.

Why Give Black

Who We Are

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Alphabet Alliance of Color

Alphabet Alliance of Color (AAoC) is an organizing alliance of all our letters: two spirit, black, brown, disabled, femme, gender non-conforming, indigenous, pasifika, queer, trans, people of color who are healers, caretakers, dreamers, organizers, and community leaders.

Gathering Roots Wellness

We value cultural connection to each other and the land. Gathering Roots Wellness provides place and space for the Black, Indigenous and People of Color communities can heal through holistic wellness, cultural celebration, and ancestral land learning. We believe the Black and brown people deserve a space where they can BE all of their intersectional selves while in respite.

Powerful Voices

Powerful Voices creates brave spaces with girls* of color to take charge of their own power as leaders, igniting their abilities to confidently express themselves, build community, and act against injustices affecting their lives.

Village of Hope

The village of hope is rooted in an African/African American experience & we are committed to a powerful and unified community. We welcome and embrace all people who are in the struggle to end racism & usher in justice.

Black and Tan Hall

Black & Tan Hall is a values-driven cultural hub sustaining a thriving and equitable economy through arts and cultural programming in Hillman City, Seattle. Our vision is for a hyper-local economy that respects and elevates diverse cultures, is built by and for people rooted in community, feeds the arts, & sustains good jobs.

Hip Hop is Green

You can support Cherry Street Farm. Cherry Street Farm and Lab is key to fulfilling Hip Hop is Green's mission of creating healthy communities by promoting plant-based, culturally relevant eating and teaching Black, Indigenous, and other youth of color (BIPOC) ages 12 to 24 traditional organic and innovative hydroponic farming methods and reconnecting them to a long tradition of BIPOC farmers.

Queer the Land

Queer the Land is a collaborative project grounded in the self-determination of queer trans & 2spirit Black/indigenous/people of color (QT2BIPOC) and the vision of collectively owning our land and labor. The idea for this project comes from our collective experience: the lived experience of the housing crisis and economic displacement in Seattle. We want to build the solution ourselves as the communities most impacted by these issues. We envision Queer The Land as a rare community space where the needs of QT2BIPOC are centered, and our dreams are nurtured.

Decolonizing Mental Health Systems (DMHS)

DMHS is a group for Mental Health Professionals who want to actively increase access to mental health services for BIPOC, assist BIPOC healers in obtaining and maintaining mental health licenses by navigating the bureaucracy and costs, and work to have BIPOC culturally competent diagnoses acknowledged so clients who identify as BIPOC receive appropriate treatment, diagnoses and even medication, without the interference of implicit bias.

Earth Pearl Collective

We support the work of women living at the intersections of the African Diaspora who are dedicated to healing their communities through creative collaborations.

LANGSTON

LANGSTON is a hub for Black arts & culture with a mission to strengthen and advance our community through Black arts & culture. Our vision is Cultivating Black Brilliance. We are led by our foundational values: sharing culture, promoting artistic expression, encouraging artistic excellence, facilitating cultural education & possibility, cultivating leaders, practicing radical inclusivity, and thriving as a self-determined community.

Sankofa Film Society

Sankofa Film Society is a gathering ground for cultural investigation, compassionate conversation on a multitude of subjects, critical, social and celebratory. Sankofa offers monthly film and discussion featuring independent films by or about Black people, lifting the voices of those most impacted.

Wa Na Wari

Wa Na Wari creates space for Black ownership, possibility, and belonging through art, historic preservation, and connection.

East African Community Services

Nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting is the African refugee and immigrant families achieve cradle to career success through K 12 afterschool, mentorship programs and parent training and advocacy programs.

Lavender Rights Project

Through direct representation and community programming, our by-and-for services aim to radically re-imagine the legal landscape for LGBTQ+ people while building community resilience, encouraging self-advocacy, and asserting the rights of marginalized populations. The WA Black Trans Task Force leads the organization in centering these efforts around the protection of Black Trans life.

Tubman Center For Health And Freedom

We are a collective of Black and Brown community members laying the groundwork for an innovative community health clinic that specializes in meeting the needs of marginalized communities in Seattle’s Puget Sound region.

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