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Black Belt Community Foundation

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Black Belt Community Foundation is an Alabama Bright Light

The Black Belt Community Foundation’s Felecia Lucky is ready to put a $3 million grant toward the transformation of Selma and the region that surrounds it. (Karim Shamsi-Basha/Alabama NewsCenter) Felecia Lucky, president of the Black Belt Community Foundation (BBCF), has had big dreams for the area .

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Black Belt Community Foundation TV news coverage

June 30, 2018 – 6pm TV news CBS 8 (Alabama News Network) – Black Belt Community Foundation Community Grants Awards Ceremony in Selma!

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W.K. Kellogg Foundation Awards $3M grant to BBCF

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Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Resources courtesy of the W.K. Kellogg Foundation

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A Transformed Black Belt

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The Black Belt Community Foundation works to leverage many region-wide improvement efforts toward a common goal of transforming the Black Belt. We invite you to explore our website to learn more about how we work with community organizations, donors, and volunteers to forge a collective stream of giving from the community and other sources so we can enhance our continuing efforts to lift ourselves by “taking what we have to make what we need.” Please join us as we work to build a transformed Black Belt where all of our residents contribute to healthy communities and reap the benefits of our shared gifts and a productive regional economy.

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Southern Black Girls & Women’s Consortium | Appalachian Community Fund

Southern Black Girls & Women’s Consortium Read the press release here Purpose Statement The...

Forgiveness and Health

Forgiveness and Health by Callie Greer, aka Momma Callie Download the article in PDF format...

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Foundation awards Community Grants to 55 groups – The Selma Times‑Journal

Foundation awards Community Grants to 55 groups – The Selma Times‑Journal www.selmatimesjournal.com It was...

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June 30, 2018 – 6pm TV news CBS 8 (Alabama News Network) – Black...

Shomari Asim Foster Scholarship Fund

A scholarship fund has recently been established in loving memory of Shomari Asim Foster...

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The Community Grants Program awards approximately 40 organizations each year to community-based organizations based...

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