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What Happens When Black Feminists Get Their Hands On £38 Million?

From the Black supplementary schools established across Britain in response to children being labelled sub-normal, to the food banks filling the gaps when work no longer pays, Black communities have always organised, and we have always done so with a fraction of the resources required.

Officially born in 2021, after a decade of dreaming, the Black Feminist Fund (BFF) is an intervention in philanthropy. From the UK to Jamaica and Kenya, we are funding Black feminist groups to win!

We are carrying forward the vision and the long arc of dreaming that revolutionary ancestors like Olive Morris and Gerlin Bean committed their lives to. The Black Feminist Fund exists to fund this work abundantly, modeling funding that provides Black feminist movements with the resources and time to focus on world building.