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Liberated Capital: A Decolonizing Wealth Fund
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Decolonizing Wealth Project
The Decolonizing Wealth project aims to collectively move us all from disparities to equity. Through various spaces, platforms, group discussions, and...
2092 people have given
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Liberated Capital supports Indigenous and other people-of-color-led initiatives working for transformative social change. This fund—directed by the Decolonizing Wealth Project —aims to move untethered resources to help shape a future in which we can all heal from generations of colonial trauma and thrive in our cultures.
Rooted in relationships of mutuality and equity, Liberated Capital gives through a reparations model that trusts and supports the leadership of those most impacted by historical and systemic racism. The fund welcomes support from individuals at all levels of giving who are committed to collectively healing the wounds of colonialism and white supremacy by using money as medicine to shape an equitable future.
Join us in supporting a fund that can help us all be courageous in moving resources together, undertaking the long process of healing required to restore balance so that all communities can flourish.
A one-time or monthly donation is required for Liberated Capital membership; however, there is no minimum donation amount at this time.
Credit or Debit Card Click the "Donate Now" button.
How to donate to a Grapevine giving circle off the platform (DAF/ACH/WIRE/CHECK)
Please reach out to our team at [email protected] for more information on how to pay via DAF/ACH/Wire or Check.
Total Raised
713
Members
Avg. Donation
Location New York, New York, United States of America
Focus Areas Advocacy & Social Justice, Arts & Culture, Civic Engagement, Climate Change & Environment, COVID-19, Equity & Equality, LGBTQ
Membership Focus American Indian or Alaska Native and Black or African American and Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander and People of Color/Multi-Racial
Founded September 2019
Contact [email protected]
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Liberated Capital: A Decolonizing Wealth Fund
0 days to go
Donate now!
Support the nonprofits chosen by the group.
Now supporting
Decolonizing Wealth Project
The Decolonizing Wealth project aims to collectively move us all from disparities to equity. Through various spaces, platforms, group discussions, and...
2092 people have given
About our group
Liberated Capital supports Indigenous and other people-of-color-led initiatives working for transformative social change. This fund—directed by the Decolonizing Wealth Project —aims to move untethered resources to help shape a future in which we can all heal from generations of colonial trauma and thrive in our cultures.
Rooted in relationships of mutuality and equity, Liberated Capital gives through a reparations model that trusts and supports the leadership of those most impacted by historical and systemic racism. The fund welcomes support from individuals at all levels of giving who are committed to collectively healing the wounds of colonialism and white supremacy by using money as medicine to shape an equitable future.
Join us in supporting a fund that can help us all be courageous in moving resources together, undertaking the long process of healing required to restore balance so that all communities can flourish.
A one-time or monthly donation is required for Liberated Capital membership; however, there is no minimum donation amount at this time.
Credit or Debit Card Click the "Donate Now" button.
How to donate to a Grapevine giving circle off the platform (DAF/ACH/WIRE/CHECK)
Please reach out to our team at [email protected] for more information on how to pay via DAF/ACH/Wire or Check.
Total Raised
713
Members
Avg. Donation
Location New York, New York, United States of America
Focus Areas Advocacy & Social Justice, Arts & Culture, Civic Engagement, Climate Change & Environment, COVID-19, Equity & Equality, LGBTQ
Membership Focus American Indian or Alaska Native and Black or African American and Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander and People of Color/Multi-Racial
Founded September 2019
Contact [email protected]
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