The Campaign for Black Male Achievement (CBMA) is Excited to Announce and Launch Our #GivingTuesday Campaign!
Each week leading up to #GivingTuesday CBMA is challenging you to give of your Time, Talent, Testimony and Treasure for yourself, your family and your community.
This #GivingTuesday -- which falls on December 3, 2019 -- take your giving beyond a donation and help bring communities together around the two concepts of generosity and collective actions.
What individuals and/or organizations are you supporting in your city and community this Giving Tuesday? Tell us by tagging CBMA on social media using the hashtags #GivingTuesday and #LoveLearnLead!
WHO WE ARE:
CBMA builds nurturing, resourceful communities that improve life outcomes for Black men and boys.
We work with grassroots leaders and organizations to build measurable programs that give Black males the tools, resources, and support they need to excel in high school and beyond. City by city, we support ambitious individuals, invest in ground-breaking ideas, and tell important stories, inspiring stories.
We are no longer waiting for the change we’re seeking.
We are defining and building the future we want for ourselves today, where our brothers and sons are seen for the limitless assets they are. We are building a beloved community, where everyone comes together in solidarity to give Black men and boys and their families a fair and fighting chance to achieve excellence, thrive, and contribute to the wealth of our nation.
Invest in Black Male Achievement
Your contribution will help CBMA amplify and catalyze Black Male Achievement around the country.
Tier 1
$50
Provides CBMA the opportunity to continue field-building for Black Male Achievement.
Tier 4
$500
Contributes towards professional development on culturally-relevant pedagogy for educators, school districts and institutions.
Tier 5
$1000
Supports transformational leadership training for Black Male Achievement leaders nationwide.
Tier 6
$2500
Helps provide health and healing experiential learning opportunities for young leaders.
How We Do It
We have identified four strategies needed to drive the movement and further strengthen the field to achieve measurable impact nationally and in select Cities:
We increase awareness of the movement for Black Male Achievement
Create and promote strategic communications, convenings and virtual supports to grow awareness and spur engagement in the BMA field and movement
We monitor and assess efforts of organizations across the nation working with Black men and boys
Track set of major BMA efforts and identify cities to engage with and strengthen the field
We partner with on-the-ground leaders to strengthen their work and amplify the movement
Use results of assessment to develop an engagement and support plan to strengthen BMA building blocks while working with key leadership to establish the conditions for a High School Excellence Place Based Model
We implement strategic initiatives in high schools to increase graduation rates
Implement and measure a coordinated set of communications, capacity strengthening and network building supports in a city that contributes to an increase in the number of college and career ready young black men.