About Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. (For Our Rights, Wellness, Advocacy, Resources & Descendants)
California Black Women’s Health Project is honoring our past, present, and future by opening The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D Collective. Since 1994, California Black Women’s Health Project has been the only 501(c)(3) non-profit organization solely dedicated to improving the health of California's Black women and girls through advocacy, education, policy, and outreach. We are committed to advocating for policies and practices that promote and improve the physical, spiritual, mental, and emotional well-being of the 1.2 million Black women and girls in California.
It is no secret that gross disparities in funding for Black women-led, organizations remain our most significant challenge. Inequities in philanthropic giving, and private, and public support leave organizations like CABWHP in a constant state of addressing significantly greater needs and requests for services from our communities relative to the availability of resources to support those needs and requests.
We are required to do considerably more with less. With your help we can support the health & wellness of Black women, girls, families & communities.
It is no secret that gross disparities in funding for Black women-led, organizations remain our most significant challenge. Inequities in philanthropic giving, and private, and public support leave organizations like CABWHP in a constant state of addressing significantly greater needs and requests for services from our communities relative to the availability of resources to support those needs and requests.
We are required to do considerably more with less. With your help we can support the health & wellness of Black women, girls, families & communities.
The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective is an opportunity for our supporters to make a continuous and intentional impact on the viability sustainability of our organization.
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As we continue climbing out from the pain and loss of the COVID-19 pandemic, we are cognizant of the present needs of our community as we work to rebuild and recover from all that was revealed about ourselves, our communities, our systems, and the status of our nation.
There is a lot of work to do, and we are calling on our village to help us get it done. Sign up to give weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly: https://bit.ly/cabwhp2022. |
How to join The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective
To join The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective, sign up for recurring giving: https://bit.ly/cabwhp2022.
To set up your recurring gift visit https://bit.ly/cabwhp2022
How will California Black Women's Health Project use your donation?
Weekly subscription donations
monthly subscription donations
$30 a month supports the development of mental health materials and curriculum that help trained advocates identify signs and symptoms of mental illness and support individuals, families and communities on the road to recovery
Sign up to give $30 monthly by December 15, 2022 and you'll have the chance to receive a specially curated self-care box and a $100 gift card
Sign up to give $30 monthly by December 15, 2022 and you'll have the chance to receive a specially curated self-care box and a $100 gift card
quarterly SUBSCRIPTION DONATIONS
FAQ
What are the benefits of being a part of The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective?
Being a founding member of The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective allows you to be an integral part of CABWHP’s legacy. Members will receive first-access to special events along with special ticket prices and experiences, as well as promotional opportunities, leadership opportunities and so much more.
Who can be a part of The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective?
Donors who make a recurring gift will be considered a member of The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective.
What is recurring giving?
Recurring (or subscription) giving is when a donor chooses to make regular, ongoing donations to CABWHP.
Why is recurring (subscription) giving important?
Recurring (subscription) giving allows our organization to plan for and reach our long-term fundraising, making us more sustainable and putting us in a position to receive even more funding down the line. Your consistent commitment to supporting our organizations proves that the community is invested in the health and wellness of Black women and girls, and other funders should be too.
What if I can only make a one-time donation right now?
No problem! We are appreciative of whatever you can give!
What if I can't make the exact recurring amount?
We welcome recurring donations of all amounts!
Can’t make a recurring donation right now? We understand! Please consider making any donation you can today to contribute to a healthier future for Black women and girls tomorrow.
Being a founding member of The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective allows you to be an integral part of CABWHP’s legacy. Members will receive first-access to special events along with special ticket prices and experiences, as well as promotional opportunities, leadership opportunities and so much more.
Who can be a part of The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective?
Donors who make a recurring gift will be considered a member of The Giving F.O.R.W.A.R.D. Collective.
What is recurring giving?
Recurring (or subscription) giving is when a donor chooses to make regular, ongoing donations to CABWHP.
Why is recurring (subscription) giving important?
Recurring (subscription) giving allows our organization to plan for and reach our long-term fundraising, making us more sustainable and putting us in a position to receive even more funding down the line. Your consistent commitment to supporting our organizations proves that the community is invested in the health and wellness of Black women and girls, and other funders should be too.
What if I can only make a one-time donation right now?
No problem! We are appreciative of whatever you can give!
What if I can't make the exact recurring amount?
We welcome recurring donations of all amounts!
Can’t make a recurring donation right now? We understand! Please consider making any donation you can today to contribute to a healthier future for Black women and girls tomorrow.
