(BPRW) Celebrating the Success of Our Blood Donor Project During Black History Month (Black PR Wire) The Beverly Hills West (CA) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated, in proud partnership with the American Red Cross, Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science (CDU), Faithful Central Bible Church (FCBC), and the City of Inglewood, extends heartfelt gratitude […]
(BPRW) National Minority Donor Awareness Month Deserves Our Attention (Black PR Wire) To donate an organ is to give the gift of life. August is National Minority Donor Awareness Month – a key observance that deserves recognition and requires our attention. This observance is a collaborative effort by national organizations to save and improve the quality […]
ShareTweetSubscribe An anonymous donor paid off a historically Black college in East Texas students balances. The students at Wiley College were told at their commencement ceremony. Wiley College said in a news release that over 100 students were at the graduation over the weekend when the school’s president made the announcement. A video of the […]
A Kentucky non-profit has recently received a “six-figure donation” of “reparations” from a white anonymous donor who found out their great-grandfather owned slaves. The nonprofit provides outreach to marginalized communities. The donor got a large amount of money on their 25th birthday, prompted them to investigate their family history which they found out where the […]
An anonymous donor has decided to change two young men lives forever, by paying for them to go to college. The donor created a scholarship three years ago to motivate Black football players at a Georgia high school to get straight A’s. Jordan Barbas and Evan Walker recently graduated from Centennial High School both are […]
A Black nonprofit organization in Kentucky received a six-figure donation after a white donor discovered their great-grandfather owned formerly enslaved people. The organization, Change Today, Change Tomorrow (CTCT) was founded in Sept. 2019 and has served over 100,000 marginalized Louisville residents, according to its website. “It is a blessing for us but also definitely owed,” […]