Exactly. This $2.7B isn't charity. It's an INVESTMENT in the future of communities, putting the resources into the hands of those closer to the ground who are living inside the problems day in and day out.

"The headline I would wish for this post is “286 Teams Empowering Voices the World Needs to Hear.” People struggling against inequities deserve center stage in stories about change they are creating. This is equally — perhaps especially — true when their work is funded by wealth. Any wealth is a product of a collective effort that included them. The social structures that inflate wealth present obstacles to them. And despite those obstacles, they are providing solutions that benefit us all."