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The National Black United Federation of Charities (NBUFC) is a federation of 28
non-profit
organizations that help Black communities in the
NBUFC member organizations
include charitable organizations that focus on education, health and
empowerment issues in Black communities.
Building Resources
For more than 17
years the National Black United Federation of Charities (NBUFC) has taken a
leadership role in coalition building and strategic fund resource development,
engendering hope for thousands of people of color in communities throughout the
United States and the African Diaspora and community at large.
NBUFC raises funds for and provides education and technical
assistance to organizations that provide a wide variety of services giving
primary focus on Black communities in the areas of children, health, education,
equal opportunity, economic development, the environment, and social justice.
Mr. Charles H. Gray, Chair
Galaxy
Corporation
Term: 2006 - 2008
Ms. Brenda L. Rayford, Vice-Chair.
Black United Fund of
Term: 2005 - 2007
Mr. Erskine Hawkins, Secretary
Georgia Black United Fund
Term: 2006 – 2008
Mr. Petty Hunter, Treasurer
Term: 2006 - 2008
William
T. Merritt
President/CEO - NBUF
Appointed: 1991
Dr.
Black Women in Sisterhood for
Action
Term 2006 - 2008
Gen. Robert A. Cocroft (Ret.)
National Association for
Black Veterans, Inc. (NABVETS)
Term: 2006 - 2008
Mr. Immanuel O. Irono
TIS (To Inspire Strong)
African Children Fund
Term: 2006 - 2008
Dr.
National Black United Front
Educ. Fund
Term: 2006 - 2008
National
Black United Federation of Charities – 2007 – 25 Word Statements
11982 – National Black United Federation of Charities: 973-643-3767
www.nbufcharities.org Generates resources
and support for charitable organizations enhancing opportunities for improving
education, health and social welfare, and social justice conditions for
disadvantaged families and communities. [9.6%] - EIN#52-1764913 (T)
11173 – Alpha Kappa Alpha Educational Advancement Foundation 773-947-0026
www.akaeaf.org We are primarily
African-American women with a commitment to provide financial support to
individuals and organizations engaged in lifelong learning awarding
scholarships, fellowships and grants. [2.4%] - EIN#36-3104692 (T,B,Z)
12528 - Balm in
Gilead, Inc. - (804) 644-2256 - www.balmingilead.org a
not-for-profit, non-governmental organization improving the health
status of the African Diaspora by building the capacity of faith communities to
address life-threatening diseases, especially HIV/AIDS.
- EIN#13-3696064 [12.1%] (G,S,X)
11174 – BDPA
Education and Technology Foundation 202-258-3252
www.betf.org Creating an informed Black
community prepared to lead and leverage the knowledge revolution through our
Student IT Education and Scholarship program and BDPA IT Institute. [8.2%] - EIN#52-1806848 (O,S,U)
11686 – Black Cops Against Police Brutality (B-CAP) 973-926-5717
www.b-cap.org B-CAP's programs focus on improving relations
between the police and the African-American/Latino community. The
programs empower citizens while
sensitizing police officers to the community's pain. [14.3%] - EIN#22-3270443 (R,O,I)
10449 – Black
Women in Sisterhood for Action 202-543-6013
www.bisa-hq.org Provides scholarship assistance to
deserving high school women; social assistance to senior women; shares
information with the community at-large; provides leadership/mentors for young
women. [10.7%] - EIN#52-1234388 (B,O,J)
11175 – Black
Women’s Agenda 703-351-1159
www.bwainc.org
Conducts assessments on status of African American
women. Members benefit through advocacy
on their behalf and educational opportunities provided through workshops,
legislative alerts, and newsletters. [15.8%]
- EIN#52-1139558 (R)
11983 – Family
Outreach Ministries International, Inc. 770-402-5161
www.familyoutreachinternational.org
Family Outreach is
currently providing a hot school lunch for 20,000 Haitian Children. Your
donations are leveraged with International Food Aid. [3.0%] - EIN#58-2318743 (P,K,L) .
12530 - Federation
for Southern Cooperatives, The - (404) 765-0991 - www.federation.coop We help Black farmers to maintain their
landownership and assist Black farmers and rural communities through
cooperative development to increase income and create economic
self-sufficiency. [33.6%] - EIN#58-1026695 (K,S,L)
11176 –
International Black Women’s Congress 757-625-0500
www.ibwc.info
Implements national and international community action programs that
reclaim, transform and empower the lives of women and girls through education,
health, spiritual and economic initiatives. [19.5%] - EIN#22-2587281 (P,O)
10459 – Jackie
Robinson Foundation
212-290-8600
www.jackierobinson.org JRF provides scholarship, mentoring
and leadership development opportunities to academically talented, economically
disadvantaged minority students pursuing a college degree at a four-year
institution. [20.1%] -
EIN#13-2896345 (S,O,Z)
11687 – National
Association for Black Veterans (NABVETS) 800-842-4597
www.nabvets.com Provides advocacy for veterans seeking
claims against the Department of Veterans Affairs and fosters community
development by creating positive lifestyles for veterans and their families.
[5.6%] - EIN#39-1171895 (Y,P,S)
11688 – National
Association of Black Social Workers, Inc. 313-875-3400
www.nabsw.org
Provides services and technical assistance to families and groups in an
effort to prevent social decline. [12.2%] - EIN#13-2779773 (P)
10458 – National
Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, The
202-483-4206 www.nanbpwc.org The mission is to promote and protect the
interest of African American business and professional women and to serve as
bridges for young people. [30.6%] - EIN#34-0977363 (W,S,O)
11177 – National
Black Deaf Advocates (NBDA) 703-648-5515
www.nbda.org The largest consumer organization of African
American deaf/hard of hearing people in the United States advocates and
promotes their education, cultural and economic advancement. [13.7%] - EIN#38-3119153
(P)
12531 - National
Black MBA Association, Inc. 312-580-8504 www.nbmbaa.org Works to increase the number of Blacks in the
business community through educational programs for youth, business development
programs and access to management careers. [17.7%] - EIN#23-7348780 (B,O,P)
11984 – National Black Programming Consortium 212-234-8200 www.nbpc.tv
NBPC supports and
funds films about black human rights and social issues and provides pathways
for producers and directors to gain access, funding and training. [20.3%] - EIN#31-1335950
(W)
11178 – National Black United Front Educational Fund 708-389-9929
www.nbufront.org A social action organization which addresses African American rights and is a leading grassroots organization in the Reparations Movement. [6.0%] -
EIN#43-1625129 (R)
11689 – National Black United Fund 973-643-5122 www.nbuf.org
Making a difference in lives of people by investing in organizations impacting; children, families, communities. Fosters self-help, economic opportunity, positive community change, social justice. [9.1%] - EIN#95-2970559 (R,S,T)
11985 - National Coalition on Black Civic Participation 202-659-4929
www.ncbcp.org Provides
civic engagement, voter empowerment, youth leadership development, grassroots
advocacy, women's health and wellness, disaster relief and issue education in
Black communities. [34.4%] - EIN#52-1253112 (R,O)
11172 - National Community Development Institute
(NCDI) (510) 763-4120 www.ncdinet.org
EIN#52-2354975 The
National Community Development Institute develops leadership, strengthens
organizations and rebuilds neighborhoods to bring about social change in the
African American community. [8.2%]
(R,S,W) -
11179 – National Council for Black Studies 404-463-9483 www.ncbsonline.org Promotes a wide range of educational and community based programs committed to cultural preservation, social and spiritual liberation of African American communities. [16.9%] - EIN#35-1444611 (A,B,R)
10456 – National Council of Negro Women 202-737-0120 www.ncnw.org
NCNW's mission is to lead, develop, and advocate for women of African descent, as they support their families and communities. [14.4%] - EIN#53-0173054 (R,S,W)
10457 – National Hook-Up of Black Women 773-667-7061 www.nhbwinc.com
Provides assistance to Black families across
10454 – SECME, Inc. 404-894-3314 www.secme.org Among the largest pre-college (K-12) programs dedicated to increasing numbers of historically under-represented, geographically under-served and minority students in science technology, engineering and mathematics. [17.6%] - EIN#58-1375512 (B,O)
11180 – TIS (To Inspire Strong) African Children
Fund www.tisacf.org
202-236-0043 Provides African children/families with food, clothing, medical and school supplies and supports orphanages, hospitals, and schools with grants. Provides cultural programs in Africa/America. [6.2%] - EIN#52-1843141 (P,K,B)
10453 – Twenty-First Century Foundation 212-662-3700 www.21cf.org
21CF invests in local institutions and leaders focused on youth development, community empowerment, and civic engagement within communities of color nationally. [12.0%] - EIN#13-3363860 (T,W)