Amplifying Black-Led & Black-Founded Non-Profit Organizations
Welcome to givingXchange. At givingXchange we envision a philanthropic ecosystem that is as diverse and dynamic as the communities it aims to serve. Our platform is designed to address the systemic inequity in funding and resources that black-led and black-founded non-profits face. We do this by amplifying non-profits, education, collaboration, and data driven innovative solutions. We are thrilled to have you join us on this journey of positive change and community empowerment. Whether you represent a non-profit in search of a nurturing and collaborative network; an individual eager to discover and contribute to impactful non-profit organizations; or a corporation seeking to align with causes that resonate with your values, your presence here is invaluable. Together, we can create a world of difference. Welcome to a community where every connection counts, every contribution matters, and every cause finds a voice.

Increasing Impact for Programs That Matter

We are Creating a Community Where Black-Led and Black-Founded
Non-Profits Can:

Learn

Stay informed and inspired with the latest news, blog posts, podcasts, funding opportunities, and educational resources. From webinars and workshops to insightful articles, our goal is to equip you with the knowledge to effectively achieve your goals.

Collaborate

Discover the profound impact of black-led and black founded non-profits as they share insightful stories, showcase successful initiatives, and provide valuable resources that highlight the transformative impact of collaboration.

Be Supported

Are you a black-led or black-founded non-profit with a vision for your community that could use support from peers or experts? Partner with us! At givingXchange, we are creating a platform that provides the resources needed to help you grow and succeed.

Amplify Voices, Multiply Impact

What does research say?

At givingXchange, we understand the crucial role that racial equity plays in philanthropy and social change. Echoing Green and The Bridgespan Group's research in 2020 highlights two fundamental challenges in philanthropy that are deeply intertwined with race. Firstly, there's a critical need for philanthropists to grasp the role of race in the societal problems they aim to address. Secondly, the significance of race in how philanthropists identify leaders and formulate solutions is paramount. The research reveals that without applying a racial equity lens, philanthropic efforts often fail to address the core of social issues, particularly affecting the most marginalized groups. Racial inequity is ingrained in philanthropic norms, suggesting that a profound understanding of racial dynamics is essential for effective solutions and equitable outcomes. This understanding becomes particularly relevant when funding leaders of color, who often possess intimate knowledge of the racialized experiences faced by communities of color. However, trends continue to show a disparity and widening giving gap.

Further analysis of an Echoing Green’s applicant pool, comprising some of the most promising early-stage organizations, revealed that black-led organizations have significantly lower revenues and unrestricted net assets compared to their white-led counterparts. This disparity is stark, with black-led organizations having 24% smaller revenues and 76% smaller unrestricted net assets. These numbers are even more pronounced in specialized areas like the Black Male Achievement fellowship, where black-led organizations have 45% smaller revenues and 91% smaller unrestricted net assets than white-led organizations, despite working towards the same goals.

These findings underscore a critical gap in philanthropy with racial disparities persisting across various dimensions, including but not limited to leader race and education levels.

At givingXchange, we are committed to addressing these inequities and fostering a philanthropic environment where race is a central consideration while using innovative technology to drive effective and equitable social change.

Lack of funding impedes impact.

At givingXchange we believe that insufficient funding significantly hampers the effectiveness of initiatives in under-served and under-represented communities of color, particularly those led by black individuals. A key issue in this funding disparity is the limited representation and visibility of black-led non-profits in mainstream media and traditional philanthropic circles. This lack of exposure and sustained relationships can lead to diminished awareness and understanding of their critical work and impact. Thereby restricting their opportunities to garner necessary support and forge meaningful partnerships.

Addressing these challenges is essential to empower these organizations and amplify their impact in the communities they serve.

Our value proposition.

givingXchange aims to bridge the gap in funding by connecting individuals and corporate givers with community champions of color.
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Collaborate & Exchange

Best practices with synergistic non-profits.
02

Connect

With companies whose mission, vision and values complement your organization.
03

Increase

Exposure for organizations in need.
04

Improve

Organizational structure and capacity.

Are you on the frontlines pushing for change but require more funding and resources to fulfill your goals?

The givingXchange platform opens the door to community connections and strategic partnerships to help you achieve greater impact and positive change in the communities you serve.
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