9-Year Old DJ A Eazy raises money for Black-led Social Organizations in Baltimore
In honor of Black Philanthropy Month, CLLCTIVLY hosts our 2nd Annual Day of Giving for Greater Baltimore Black-led organizations.
Category: Community
Candace Chance: You have been challenged!!! #CLLCTIVGIVE
Meet Candace B. Chance, Creator of Build Beyond the Hustle, Founder and CEO at The VPI Firm and CLLCTIVLY advisory board member.
Why you should support Black-led Baltimore and #CLLCTIVGIVE
Meet Shawna Murray-Browne! She is an award-winning community healer, national speaker, and Liberation-Focused, Mind-Body Medicine Practitioner
Wealth Building in the Black Community
CLLCTIVLY Founder Jamye Wooten, joins #Nonprofitnofilter LIVE Discussion on Wealth Building in the Black Community and how it can support Black-led Nonprofit Organizations with host, Shalita O'Neale
Using Data to Support and Invest in Baltimore
CLLCTIVLY Founder Jamye Wooten joins Danielle Torain of Open Society Insitute - Baltimore, John Brothers of the T Rowe Price Foundation, and Yinka Bode-George of the Maryland Philanthropy Network, for #BaltimoreDataWeek
Celebrate Black Philanthropy Month by Giving Locally #CllctivGive
CllcitvGive is a special day to connect your organization to generous donors and a part of CLLCTIVLY's mission to be a resource for the Greater Baltimore community that seeks to find, fund, and partner with Black social change organizations.
Faith, Food & Freedom Summer Campaign
As long as the African American community is totally dependent on the corporate food system that's propped up by legacies of slavery and exploitation, we'll never be fully free.
DECENTRALIZED NETWORKS AND THE BLACK RADICAL TRADITION
This video is from the March 2020 Network Weaver Community of practice session. Jamye Wooten and
Jamye Wooten – Baltimore Homecoming Hero Semifinalist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMSj04uN4Zc The Baltimore Homecoming Hero Awards, presented by
No Peace until All the Children are Well
“And how are the children?” goes a traditional greeting of the Maasai people of East Africa that places the safety and wellbeing of children at the forefront of all other community matters. The response, “All the children are well,” confirms that the priorities of the community are in order.