14th
On July 9, 1868, the 14th Amendment to the Constitution bestowed citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the United States and granted all people equal protection of the laws. On June […]
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The Bold Project
Chance favors the prepared mind, and opportunity favors the bold. – Louis Pasteur Introduction Sowing seeds for a just and transformative new decade where everyone can thrive, in 2020 Charlotte’s New Generation of African […]
Decolonizing Charlotte
Five months ago, New Generation of African American Philanthropists hosted Author Edgar Villanueva for a series of Decolonizing Wealth forums. Inspired by our “Just. Community. A Decolonizing Wealth Conversation” in […]
Watch Us Make History
“Our ancestors dreamed us up and then bent reality to create us.” Walidah Imarisha In 2019, New Generation of African American Philanthropists (NGAAP Charlotte) celebrated its 13th year and commemorated the […]
JUST. COMMUNITY. A Decolonizing Wealth Conversation with Author Edgar Villanueva
What if we used wealth to heal, not harm? — Edgar Villanueva On June 27, Edgar Villanueva, a North Carolina Lumbee Indian, will return to his home state to discuss […]
From ‘The Sweetness of Circles’
“Unlike other communities of color and historically disenfranchised groups, for Black Americans giving circles affirm an African legacy.” — From The Sweetness of Circles READ The Sweetness of Circles, an opinion […]
This Is Us
This is New Generation of African American Philanthropists, our members, milestones, message and memories from over the past 12.5 years.
Define The Future
Study the past if you would define the future. Confucius Today’s the first day of Black History Month. In the United States, we have 400 years of the documented history […]
Resolute.
res·o·lute adj. | admirably purposeful, determined, and unwavering In lieu of resolutions, New Generation of African American Philanthropists (NGAAP Charlotte) is entering 2019 resolute. A year of Learn+Lead forums, new connections, both near and far, […]
Collective Moves, Minds & Money
New Generation of African American Philanthropists (NGAAP Charlotte) hosted ABFE President Susan Taylor Batten on October 25th as part of its series of Learn+Lead forums. Titled “Making Change,” the forum focused on data from ABFE’s Case […]
