Two Canadian philanthropic organizations transfer $3.85 million to Foundation for Black Communities’ endowment — here’s why that matters

Author Brennan Doherty
The Foundation is working to establish a $300-million endowment to support Black communities and Black-led organizations

Why It Matters

Recent research by the Foundation for Black Communities suggests foundations grant pennies on the dollar to Black-led organizations. A foundation run by and for Black communities across Canada could improve outcomes for Black people.

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