In recognition of Women’s History Month, we continue highlighting Black women whose work has expanded and strengthened philanthropy in Arkansas. Maya Angelou Maya Angelou was an internationally renowned author, poet, and activist whose early life in Stamps, Arkansas shaped both her voice and her work. Her groundbreaking autobiography I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings  recounts her childhood in Arkansas and became the foundation of her career as a writer and public figure. Throu

In recognition of Women’s History Month , we are highlighting Black women whose leadership, advocacy, and community investment helped shape philanthropy in Arkansas. Long before formal philanthropic institutions existed, Black women across Arkansas were already doing the work of giving. They built schools, organized communities, mentored young leaders, and fought for access to opportunity. The following women represent a small part of that legacy. Charlotte Andrews (Lottie) S

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Dr. Shaneil Ealy Executive Director, Women’s Leadership Network 501-339-3116, shaneil@wlnarkansas.org  ...

The Arkansas Black Philanthropy Collaborative is saddened by the passing of Dr. O. Jerome Green, president of Shorter College in North...

For Women’s History Month, the Arkansas Black Philanthropy Collaborative (ABPC) sat down with Beverly Morrow, who in a surprise...

Janine ... “held the door open” for other women in philanthropy, “invited other Black women to the table,” and “challenged philanthropy...

LITTLE ROCK (December 7, 2023) — More than 100 philanthropic professionals, nonprofit and education leaders, and business executives...

Although the recent U.S. Supreme Court ruling declared race-conscious admission programs for higher education institutions unlawful, the...

In August, we celebrate Black Philanthropy Month and take time to recognize the lives, gifts, and sacrifices of Black people who embody a...

Two of the largest funder collaborative tables in Arkansas – the Arkansas Black Philanthropy Collaborative and Arkansas Impact...

Welcome to the Give Black Blog! In collaboration with our monthly newsletter, The Spirit of Black Philanthropy, we'll use this space to...