FOR THE GREATER GOOD
CLLCTIVLY’s founder, Jamye Wooten, featured in the Fall issue of John Hopkins Magazine.
Tag: Baltimore
How a Local Business used the COVID-19 Pandemic To Pivot and Give Black
Karida Collins, owner of Neighborhood Fiber Co. and founder of NFC Momentum Fund talks to CLLCTIVLY about how she pivoted during COVID-19 and continues to give back and support Black-led organization serving in Baltimore.
Over $56,000 invested in Black-led organizations in 24 hours!
We couldn't have done it without you! Over $56,000 invested in Black-led organizations in 24 hours!
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
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
Next Act Cinema launches “Short Short” Film Contest
Be seen on the big screen! Movies have a way of showing you were you’ve been, where you are
Fuel the Kids: Black Futures Micro-Grant
Fuel the Kids is the winner of CLLCTIVLY's #bmoreHERstory Micro-Grant!
Jamye Wooten – Baltimore Homecoming Hero Semifinalist
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wMSj04uN4Zc The Baltimore Homecoming Hero Awards, presented by
Kenika Walker – Black Futures Micro-Grant Spotlight
Kenika Walker, co-owner of CUPS Coffeehouse is one of CLLCTIVLY's #bmoreHERstory Black Futures Micro-Grant awardees.