20/20 Sisters of Vision

20/20 SOV Celebrate 2024 Black Philanthropy Month

20/20 SOV members, Willette Carter (left) and Denise Rowson (right) present Destiny Alexander (center), POOF Director and Founder with a grant in recognition of Black Philanthropy Month.

Members of 20/20 Sisters of Vision Giving Circle celebrated Black Philanthropy Month during August with grants and donations to several local nonprofits and a small black-owned business.  Grants were made to Planning Your Own Future (POOF), an after-school and summer program located in Durham, which focuses on entrepreneurship; No Woman, No Girl Initiative in Raleigh, which ensures Wake County girls and women overcoming transition or crisis have access to everyday essentials; and Curanopy Ministries, located in Durham, which provides a wide range of services to spiritual, organizational and social leaders and caregivers.  Additionally,  a donation was provided to Bourne To Film, which works with non-profits and local artists to create images that convey their unique stories and perspective.

Learn more about these nonprofits and Bourne to Film at:

www.poofcenter.com

www.nowomannogirl.org

www.curanopy.org

www.bournetofilm.com

Learn more about the history and power of black philanthropy at:

https://rollcall.com/podcasts/equal-time/history-and-power-of-black-philanthropy

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