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BBCF Head Start Family Resources & Application Materials

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

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2016 Annual Report

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

The National Day of Racial Healing


The National Day of Racial Healing

Design Team Recommendations


DT Recommendations

Truth, Racial Healing & Transformation Implementation Guide


TRHT Imp Guide

2017 BBCF Arts Grants Applications

BBCF

Below are two downloadable PDF files (multiple pages each). The first is the "Arts Grant" Application. The second is the "Arts Education Grant" Application.
If you have any questions or problems here, please call Jo Taylor at the BBCF office, phone: (334) 874-1125 or e-mail her at jtaylor@blackbeltfound.org




BBCF Arts Grant Application

BBCF Arts Grant

BBCF Arts Education Grant Application

BBCF Arts Education Grant

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.

Featured News

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    Selma Needs Healing (And We Are Not Alone)

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    Physical, emotional, economic, racial and political violence have historically impacted the development of Selma and the South. Centuries of unaddressed racial violence still define attitudes and customs that, if genuinely addressed, could unleash the potential of the area in ways that could impact the Nation. The Selma Center for Nonviolence, Truth & Reconciliation’s mission is […]

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    Chilly’s ICE Cool Band during first performance  Chilly’s ICE Cool Band had it’s first performance at the B.C.H.S. Homecoming parade recently. The Band is under the direction of Councilman Stan “Chilly” Cooks. The Community After School music program, the brainchild of Councilman Cooks and Atty. Nathan Dickson, is about 2 1/2 months old. Students are […]

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  • Black Belt Community Foundation’s Legacy Awards Dinner

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    The Black Belt Community Foundation Announces its October 22, 2015 Legacy Awards Dinner and Fundraiser Honoring Three of its Heroes, Board Member Justice John England Jr. and Retiring Board Members and Founders George McMillan Jr. and Dr. Carol Zippert   SELMA, AL and BIRMINGHAM, AL – The Black Belt Community Foundation proudly announces The Legacy […]

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  • Black Belt Community Foundation Festival

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    Black Belt Community Foundation Festival October 10, 2015 The Black Belt Community Foundation of Bullock County invites you to participate in our first annual October Fest Arts and Crafts Fair. Please come and share your specialties with us: food, farm fresh produce, arts, crafts, toys, antiques, handmade items, children’s activities – anything that will sell […]

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Grants

Shomari Asim Foster Scholarship Fund

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

Community Grants

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

Black Belt Arts Initiative Grants

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