Black Belt Community Foundation



The Black Belt Community Foundation was established in 2003 to pull together human and financial resources to improve life in the area by funding projects that brings about permanent improvement and change to the region.

The Black Belt Community Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation whose purpose is to work with all of our citizens to help improve the quality of life in a region that stretches from Mississippi to Georgia . The 12-county area that is our focus is almost one-sixth of the land area of the state. It is home for nearly a quarter of a million people. Rich in human, geographic, cultural and economic diversity, Alabama 's Black Belt got its name from the rich, dark soil found here. The area also is home to the highest percentage of African American residents in Alabama .

Web Address

www.blackbeltfound.org

Social Media Links

Twitter - @BlackBeltFound


Assets and Giving for Black Belt Community Foundation

Assets

2018 - 3,499,261
2017 - 2,410,810
2016 - 1,279,303
Domestic Grants

2018 - 606,228
2017 - 84,648


    

Recent News from Black Belt Community Foundation


US Representative Terri Sewell Announced Over $7 Million in Funding for Head Start Programs
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation

The Black Belt Community Foundation – $367,326; Berean Head Start – $143,580. Head Start programs serving multiple congressional...more

Black Belt Community Foundation Announces 2021 Arts Grant Cycle
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation

The Black Belt Community Foundation is announcing its 2021 Arts Grant Cycle. Community-based organizations from Bullock, Choctaw,...more

Felecia Lucky: Without Us, Rural Communities Had No Access to COVID Funds
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation

“I was so fascinated by the work,” said Lucky of her formative years as an activist in the philanthropy world, where she was particularly interested...more

Worth Books
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation, Charles Schwab Foundation, Community Foundation of Greater Dubuque, Hewlett Foundation

Philanthropy, like other sectors facing a moral reckoning on racial equity, continues to have a vital role ... So, there's a rural philanthropic capital...more

Impact investing gains steam as tool for remedying racism in lending
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors

... a philanthropic group that also offers organizational capacity building. ... said Patrick Briaud, senior adviser with Rockefeller Philanthropy...more

Alabama Foundations Help Communities Get CARES Act Funding
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation, Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors

Impact investing isn't new to the Alabama Power Foundation, which since 2017 has begun to explore different models for investing as a tool for...more

Black Belt Community Foundation, HOPE and partners announce help for Alabama communities
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation

BBCF will require confirmation from state government that the expenditures are reimbursable before the grant is made and will allow only...more

BBCF to benefit from Regions' rural support effort
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation

Regions' donation will go to support the work of two organizations – Black Belt Community Foundation (BBCF) and Hope Enterprise...more

Creative financing to unlock COVID aid in Alabama
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation

Without an innovative collaboration between Black Belt Community Foundation, Hope Credit Union Enterprise Corp. and several local...more

The Brief: Unlocking COVID aid in Alabama, Indonesia's smallholder fish farmers, impossible food ...
Foundation: Black Belt Community Foundation, Tides Foundation

In an innovative collaboration, The Black Belt Community Foundation's COVID-19 Access Program will lend up to $50,000 to towns and...more



Social Enterprise Network Sites


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