About our group
The Crown Circle comprises donors supporting The Bold Project.
The Bold Project™ is an NGAAP Initiative with Black Organizations Leading Differently.
• Paving a new path
• Breaking down barriers
• Elevating Black leadership
NGAAP aims to lead Charlotte in achieving racial funding equity by paving a new path in philanthropy, breaking down barriers, and elevating the vision and voices of Black leaders who are committed to building economic, social and political power to uplift Black communities, ensuring everyone can flourish.
Just imagine the possibilities if, together, we even the playing field!
INVEST IN A BETTER FUTURE FOR ALL OF US
Nonprofit organizations with Black founders and leadership are at the forefront of providing crucial support and resources across Charlotte-Mecklenburg. These nonprofits benefit not only Black children, women, men and families—one-third of the city—but also a wide spectrum of communities of color and marginalized people.
They are often well-recognized beacons of hope and opportunity, delivering critical services, offering training, and giving voice to those frequently unseen and unheard. Even so, Black-founded and led nonprofits are chronically under-funded.
Funding equity is imperative to strengthen Charlotte’s Black-founded, Black-led and Black-benefitting nonprofits, which form the backbone of our communities.
4 PILLARS FOR BUILDING UP, TOGETHER
To support of these vital nonprofits and the people they serve, The Bold Project is designed to:
1. FUNDING: Advocate for greater and fairer funding;
2. LEADERSHIP: Invest in developing effective champions for racial equity;
3. NARRATIVES: Provide platforms for nonprofits to tell their own stories and share their truths; and
4. NETWORKS: Build trusting relationships to cultivate supportive networks
JOIN THE CROWN CIRCLE TODAY!
The Crown Circle comprises friends and funding partners of NGAAP and The Bold Project who are investing in creating a better future for all of us.
Your 100% tax-deductible contribution boosts our collective efforts to close the racial funding gap.
🎉 For our "Sweet 16" anniversary, individuals are invited to contribute an amount derived from 16—that is, $16…$160…$1600…or $16,000 and up. Ultimately, a contribution in any amount will be appreciated. Make a one-time or monthly contribution to become part of NGAAP's Crown Circle.
Credit or Debit Card: Click the "Donate" button.
The Crown Circle, an NGAAP Bold Project Fund, a special fund of Social Good, a 501(c)(3) public charity.
EIN: 46-1323531
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MORE ABOUT NGAAP
NGAAP is Charlotte’s philanthropic collective inspiring action through the power of Black philanthropy since 2006.
Our membership is a tight yet ever-expanding family of people who learn together, make grants together, and lead change together. Standing on the shoulders of predecessors and ancestors, our members range in age from 27 to 72 and represent a new generation of Black givers, doers, culture bearers, and change-makers.
Examples of our collective action and impact, to date, include:
• $1.4MM invested into the community
thru grantmaking, volunteerism, research,
innovative initiatives and civic leadership forums
• Earned global reputation for "reframing
portraits of philanthropy" with award-winning book Giving Back and groundbreaking exhibit The Soul of Philanthropy
• Invested directly into local nonprofits—mostly under-resourced Black-founded organizations—with funding and other forms of philanthropic capital
• Engaged 2000+ participants in series of
NGAAP-hosted community forums on
facets of philanthropy and social impact
• Collaborates, regularly, with a cross-section of community-based organizations, incl. JCSU, AACF, MBK, Gantt Center, YMCA, SHARE, ASC, United Way, AFP, Metrolina Native American Assn and others
• Leads observances of Black Philanthropy Month (BPM) in Charlotte and beyond, spotlighting Black giving, elevating Black-led organizations and advocating racial funding equity
VISIT new-philanthropists.org
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About our group
The Crown Circle comprises donors supporting The Bold Project.
The Bold Project™ is an NGAAP Initiative with Black Organizations Leading Differently.
• Paving a new path
• Breaking down barriers
• Elevating Black leadership
NGAAP aims to lead Charlotte in achieving racial funding equity by paving a new path in philanthropy, breaking down barriers, and elevating the vision and voices of Black leaders who are committed to building economic, social and political power to uplift Black communities, ensuring everyone can flourish.
Just imagine the possibilities if, together, we even the playing field!
INVEST IN A BETTER FUTURE FOR ALL OF US
Nonprofit organizations with Black founders and leadership are at the forefront of providing crucial support and resources across Charlotte-Mecklenburg. These nonprofits benefit not only Black children, women, men and families—one-third of the city—but also a wide spectrum of communities of color and marginalized people.
They are often well-recognized beacons of hope and opportunity, delivering critical services, offering training, and giving voice to those frequently unseen and unheard. Even so, Black-founded and led nonprofits are chronically under-funded.
Funding equity is imperative to strengthen Charlotte’s Black-founded, Black-led and Black-benefitting nonprofits, which form the backbone of our communities.
4 PILLARS FOR BUILDING UP, TOGETHER
To support of these vital nonprofits and the people they serve, The Bold Project is designed to:
1. FUNDING: Advocate for greater and fairer funding;
2. LEADERSHIP: Invest in developing effective champions for racial equity;
3. NARRATIVES: Provide platforms for nonprofits to tell their own stories and share their truths; and
4. NETWORKS: Build trusting relationships to cultivate supportive networks
JOIN THE CROWN CIRCLE TODAY!
The Crown Circle comprises friends and funding partners of NGAAP and The Bold Project who are investing in creating a better future for all of us.
Your 100% tax-deductible contribution boosts our collective efforts to close the racial funding gap.
🎉 For our "Sweet 16" anniversary, individuals are invited to contribute an amount derived from 16—that is, $16…$160…$1600…or $16,000 and up. Ultimately, a contribution in any amount will be appreciated. Make a one-time or monthly contribution to become part of NGAAP's Crown Circle.
Credit or Debit Card: Click the "Donate" button.
The Crown Circle, an NGAAP Bold Project Fund, a special fund of Social Good, a 501(c)(3) public charity.
EIN: 46-1323531
----------------------------------------------------
MORE ABOUT NGAAP
NGAAP is Charlotte’s philanthropic collective inspiring action through the power of Black philanthropy since 2006.
Our membership is a tight yet ever-expanding family of people who learn together, make grants together, and lead change together. Standing on the shoulders of predecessors and ancestors, our members range in age from 27 to 72 and represent a new generation of Black givers, doers, culture bearers, and change-makers.
Examples of our collective action and impact, to date, include:
• $1.4MM invested into the community
thru grantmaking, volunteerism, research,
innovative initiatives and civic leadership forums
• Earned global reputation for "reframing
portraits of philanthropy" with award-winning book Giving Back and groundbreaking exhibit The Soul of Philanthropy
• Invested directly into local nonprofits—mostly under-resourced Black-founded organizations—with funding and other forms of philanthropic capital
• Engaged 2000+ participants in series of
NGAAP-hosted community forums on
facets of philanthropy and social impact
• Collaborates, regularly, with a cross-section of community-based organizations, incl. JCSU, AACF, MBK, Gantt Center, YMCA, SHARE, ASC, United Way, AFP, Metrolina Native American Assn and others
• Leads observances of Black Philanthropy Month (BPM) in Charlotte and beyond, spotlighting Black giving, elevating Black-led organizations and advocating racial funding equity
VISIT new-philanthropists.org
Previously supported