BLM Following the Money (Developing)

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Businesses, philanthropic organizations, and celebrities continue to push funding toward fighting economic and social inequality at a record pace.

Why it matters: Despite the pace of funding and commitments Black communities across the country show no signs of improvement from the massive amounts of giving following the months after Floyd’s death.

Corporate Donations (Developing)

T= 17,760,505,000

Corporate Commitments to Social Justice Organizations

	Company
wdt_ID	Company	Pledged	Source
2	Citigroup	1,150,000,000
3	Bank of America	1,000,000,000
4	PepsiCo	400,000,000
5	Capital One Financial	210,000,000
6	Apple	100,000,000
7	Comcast	100,000,000
8	IBM	100,000,000
9	Walmart	100,000,000
10	Anthem	50,000,000
11	Nike	40,000,000
12	Alphabet	38,000,000
13	Boeing	25,000,000
14	Costco Wholesale	25,000,000
15	Humana	11,500,000
16	AT&T	10,500,000
17	Amazon.com	10,000,000
18	Charter Communications	10,000,000
19	Facebook	10,000,000
20	General Motors	10,000,000
21	Goldman Sachs Group	10,000,000
22	Johnson & Johnson	10,000,000
23	Target	10,000,000
24	TJX	10,000,000
25	UnitedHealth Group	10,000,000
26	Verizon Communications	10,000,000
27	AbbVie	5,000,000
28	Albertsons	5,000,000
29	Cisco Systems	5,000,000
30	Dow	5,000,000
31	Kroger	5,000,000
32	MetLife	5,000,000
33	Morgan Stanley	5,000,000
34	Procter & Gamble	5,000,000
35	Tyson Foods	5,000,000
36	Walt Disney	5,000,000
37	UPS	4,200,000
38	Coca-Cola	2,500,000
39	Northrop Grumman	2,000,000
40	Microsoft	1,500,000
41	Prudential Financial	1,250,000
42	American Express	1,000,000
43	Caterpillar	1,000,000
44	Deere	1,000,000
45	Home Depot	1,000,000
46	Intel	1,000,000
47	Liberty Mutual Insurance Group	1,000,000
48	Nationwide	1,000,000
49	New York Life Insurance	1,000,000
50	Progressive	1,000,000
51	Publix Super Markets	1,000,000
52	State Farm Insurance	1,000,000
53	AIG	500,000
54	FedEx	500,000
55	HP	500,000
56	Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance	500,000
57	Archer Daniels Midland	200,000
58	Phillips 66	55,000
59	Allstate	0
60	American Airlines Group	0
61	AmerisourceBergen	0
62	Cardinal Health	0
63	Centene	0
64	Chevron	0
65	Cigna	0
66	ConocoPhillips	0
67	CVS Health	0
68	Dell Technologies	0
69	Delta Air Lines	0
70	Exelon	0
71	Fannie Mae	0
72	Ford Motor	0
73	Freddie Mac	0
74	General Electric	0
75	HCA Healthcare	0
76	Honeywell International	0
77	INTL FCStone	0
78	Lowe's	25,000,000
79	McKesson	0
80	Merck	0
81	Pfizer	0
82	Sysco	0
83	Tech Data	0
84	TIAA	0
85	United Airlines Holdings	0
86	USAA	0
87	Walgreens Boots Alliance	0
88	Wells Fargo	175,000,000
89	MacKenzie Scott	1,700,000,000
90	PayPal	500,000,000
91	Starbucks	4,000,000
92	JPMorgan Chase (Black and Latin MDIs and CDFIs)	50,000,000
93	*JPMorgan Chase (Affordable Housing Loans)	0
94	JPMorgan Chase (Minority-owned business)	17,000,000
95	JP Morgan Chase (Inclusive Cities Project)	500,000,000
96	JPMorgan Chase (Civil rights Organizations)	175,000,000
97	NBA Foundation	300,000,000
98	Ben & Jerrys Foundation	0
99	Ford Foundation	0
100	Borealis Philanthropy	0
101	Carnegie Corporation of New York	0
102	Democracy Fund	0
103	The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation	0
104	Open Society Foundation	0
105	Stuart Family Foundation	0
106	Nexus	0
107	Jordan	100,000,000
108	Glossier	1,000,000
109	Etsy	500,000
110	Adidas	120,000,000
111	Anastasia Beverly Hills	1,000,000
112	Warby Parker	1,000,000
113	Cos / H&M	500,000
114	E.L.F Cosmetics	25,000
115	Farmacy	10,000
116	Honest Beauty	100,000
117	MOTHER Denim	10,000
118	Biossance	100,000
119	Pretty Little Thing’s	0
120	Aritzia	100,000
121	Gap Inc.	250,000
122	Hourglass	100,000
123	Ganni	100,000
124	Spanx	100,000
125	Cocokind	10,000
126	Deciem	100,000
127	Billie	100,000
128	Paula’s Choice	10,000
129	SHEIN	200,000
130	Boy Smells	10,000
131	Beyond Yoga	25,000
132	K-Beauty	10,000
133	ILIA	50,000
134	Kosas	20,000
135	Lisa Says Gah	10,000
136	Necessaire	10,000
137	Lululemon	100,000
138	Josie Maran	50,000
139	Grande Cosmetics	25,000
140	Toms	100,000
141	Eileen Fisher Foundation	50,000
142	NFL	250,000,000
143	Fashion Nova	25,000
144	Fashion Nova	1,000,000
145	Coca-Cola	2,500,000
146	Goldman Sachs Group (Black Women' Initiative) 10-Year Investment capital	10,000,000,000
147	Goldman Sachs Group (Black Women initiative) 10-Year Philanthropic Capital	100,000,000
148	ugg	500,000
149	Footlocker	200,000,000
		T= 17,760,505,000

*$0 = Undisclosed Amount

Social Justice Organizations (Developing)

Status		Org/Fund	Type					Form 990 Year
Status	wdt_ID	Org/Fund	Type	CEO	Executive Compensation	Source	Form 990	Form 990 Year	Recent Revenue
No Financial Data Found	1	(F)empower Community Bond Fund	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	2	Atlanta Solidarity Fund	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
Found	3	Brooklyn Community Bail Fund	Bail funds	PETER GOLDBERG (EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR)	193,942			2019	2,550,062.00
No Financial Data Found	4	BUY AT NORTHWEST COMMUNITY BAIL FUND	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
Found	5	Chicago Community Bond Fund	Bail funds	Sharlyn Grace	0			2018	673,636.00
No Financial Data Found	6	Columbus Freedom Fund (Ohio)	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	7	Dallas Bail Fund for Protesters	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	8	Louisville Community Bail Fund	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
Found	9	Minnesota Freedom Fund	Bail funds	Kassius O Benson				2018	231,424.00
Found	10	Nashville Community Bail Fund	Bail funds	Joan Shayne (President)				2019	459,543.00
No Financial Data Found	11	National Bail Fund Network COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	12	National Bail Out	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
Found	13	Northwest Community Bail Fund (Washington State)	Bail funds	Shanon Gould				2018	78,123.00
No Financial Data Found	14	People’s Program Bail Out Fund (Oakland, California)	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
Found	15	Philadelphia Bail Fund	Bail funds	Maia Jachimowicz (President)				2018	139,834.00
No Financial Data Found	16	The Bail Project	Bail funds	Developing					0.00
Found	17	Black Trans Advocacy Coalition	Black LGBTQ Funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	18	Black Trans Travel Fund (New York, New York)	Black LGBTQ Funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	19	Emergency Release Fund (New York, New York)	Black LGBTQ Funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	20	F2L Relief Fund (New York)	Black LGBTQ Funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	21	For the Gworls Party	Black LGBTQ Funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	22	Homeless Black Trans Women Fund (Atlanta, Georgia)	Black LGBTQ Funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	23	Third Wave Fund	Black LGBTQ Funds	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	24	Black AIDS Institute	Black LGBTQ organizations	Developing					0.00
No Financial Data Found	25	Brave Space Alliance	Black LGBTQ organizations	Developing					0.00
					T= 193,942				T= 4,132,622.00

Fundraiser List (Developing)

		Cause
Date	wdt_ID	Cause	Source	Amount	Notes
05/05/2020	1	Ahmaud Arbery memorial fund		1,992,520	Akeem Baker is organizing this fundraiser on behalf of Wanda Cooper Jones.
	2	bail funds across the US		230,017	Split a donation to all the bail funds, mutual aid funds, and activist organizations listed on this page, or allocate specific amounts to individual groups. Then be sure to share this page once you're done
	3	Bail Project		0	The Bail Project™ National Revolving Bail Fund is a critical tool to prevent incarceration and combat racial and economic disparities in the bail system.
06/12/2020	4	Belly Mujinga’s family		315,984	Nnadozie Nwokocha is organizing this fundraiser on behalf of Lusamba Gode Katalay.
	5	Black Lives Matter		0
08/17/2020	6	Black Minds Matter UK		719,692	Annie Agnes is organizing this fundraiser on behalf of Black Minds Matter UK.
	7	Black Visions Collective		0
	8	Brooklyn Bail Fund to assist protesters in Brooklyn		0
	9	Campaign Zero to support policy solutions to end police brutality in America		0	Campaign Zero encourages policymakers to focus on solutions with the strongest evidence of effectiveness at reducing police violence.
	10	Emergency Release Fund		0	The mission of the Emergency Release Fund is to ensure that no trans person at risk in New York City jails remains in detention before trial.
	11	family of Jacob Blake		2,300,560	Julia Jackson is organizing this fundraiser. On August 23rd my son was shot multiple times in the back by a Kenosha Police Department.
08/17/2020	12	family of Julian Cole		16,612	Julian Cole, a sports science student and semi professional football player, had his neck broken by 6 police officers on a night out in Bedford. He is now in need of 24hr bed bound care.
05/27/2020	13	George Floyd Memorial Fund		14,722,400	Philonise Floyd is organizing this fundraiser
	14	Hope Not Hate		0	HNH uses research, education and public engagement to challenge mistrust and racism, and helps to build communities that are inclusive, celebrate shared identities and are resilient to hate.
	15	Louisville Community Bail Fund to help protesters arrested demonstrating against the police killing of Breonna Taylor		127,880	The Louisville Community Bail Fund exists to not only bail out folks, but provide post-release support to get them from jail, fed, and to a situation of safety.
	16	Milwaukee Freedom Fund		0
	17	Minnesota Freedom Fund to assist protesters in Minnesota		0
	18	Movement for Black Lives		0
	19	Northstar Health Collective mutual aid fund		0
	20	Reclaim the Block		0
	21	SayHerName campaign		0
	22	Show Racism the Red Card		0
	23	Southern Poverty Law Centre		0
	24	Stephen Lawrence Charitable Foundation		0
	25	Stop Hate UK		0
				T= 20,425,665

Bail Funds

	STATE	ORG/NAME
wdt_ID	STATE	ORG/NAME	Source	VENMO	CASH APP	NOTE	Amount
1	AL	Birmingham and Hoover		@Starrobb	$StarRobb
2	AL	The Montgomery Bail Out
3	AZ	Black People’s Justice Fund - Metro Phoenix
4	AZ	Phoenix Autonomy Bail Fund		@autonomyphoenix		Twitter: @AutonomyPhoenix
5	AZ	Tucson Second Chance Community Bail Fund
6	CA	Anti Police-Terror Project
7	CA	APTP Sacramento		@aptp_sac
8	CA	Bay Area Anti-Repression Committee Bail Fund
9	CA	Black Lives Matter - Los Angeles
10	CA	Los Angeles - Free Meals for Black People		@spiritbirdsie	$spiritbirdsie	More about the organizer
11	CA	Los Angeles - Peoples City Council Freedom Fund
12	CA	San Diego - DeDe McClure Community Bail Fund
13	CA	Silicon Valley DSA
14	CA	Peoples Programs		@Peoples-Programs	$PeoplesPrograms	Money not used for bail will go to People's Breakfast Oakland
15	CO	Black Lives Matter 5280
16	CO	BLM Denver Bail Fund
17	CO	Colorado Freedom Fund
18	CT	Bridgeport Protest Bail Fund
19	CT	Connecticut Bail Fund
20	DE	FNB Bail Fund - Wilmington, Delaware
21	FL	In Memory of Tony McDade
22	FL	Alachua County COVID-19 Bond Fund
23	FL	Broward Co - Free Florida Bail Fund			$FREEFLORIDABAILFUND	Paypal: [email protected]
24	FL	Community Bail Fund
25	FL	Florida Justice Center

Protest Deaths 2020 (Developing)

		Victim	ACTOR	State			SOURCE			FATALITIES
wdt_ID	DATE	Victim	ACTOR	State	County	City	SOURCE	NOTES	Link	FATALITIES
9	05/28/2020		African American Group (United States)	Minnesota	Hennepin	Minneapolis	10TV; Star Tribune (Minneapolis); Fox9	On 28 May 2020, thousands of people demonstrated in Minneapolis (Minnesota) in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and against police brutality and the death of George Floyd. Rioters set fire to a police precinct and an apartment. At least 20 build		1
10	05/29/2020	Dave Patrick Underwood	Boogaloo	California	Alameda	Oakland	NBC News; Los Angeles Times	On 29 May 2020, during a demonstration in Oakland, California over the killing of George Floyd by police, two alleged members of the Boogaloo movement fired from a vehicle on federal officers who were working security at the protest, killing 1 and injurin		1
11	05/30/2020		Sole Perpetrator (United States)	Nebraska	Douglas	Omaha	KETV Channel 7; CBS News	On 30 May 2020, up to 1,000 people gathered as part of the Black Lives Matter movement in Omaha (Nebraska) to denounce the killing of George Floyd by police in Minneapolis on 25 May 2020. According to reports, people began throwing objects at police, who		1
12	05/30/2020		African American Group (United States)	Missouri	Saint Louis City	St. Louis	KY3; Fox2 (St. Louis); Count Love	On 30 May 2020, around 3 a.m., people were still demonstrating in front of police headquarters in St. Louis, Missouri in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and against police brutality and the death of George Floyd. A group of people began looting		1
14	05/31/2020		African American Group (United States)	Illinois	Cook	Chicago	AP	On 31 May 2020, during a Black Lives Matter demonstration in Chicago (Cook, Illinois) over George Floyd's death, demonstrators clashed with the police, set fires, and damaged properties. Six people were shot. One fatality was reported. About 20 police off		1
15	06/01/2020		African American Group (United States)	Kentucky	Jefferson	Louisville	New York Post	Other: On 1 June 2020, a black barbecue owner, David McAtee, was killed in an armed altercation, after the National Guard and Louisville police were called in to respond to a large gathering and enforce the city's 9 p.m. curfew in Louisville, Kentucky. Wh		1
16	06/01/2020		Civilians (United States)	Illinois	Cook	Cicero	AP	On 1 June 2020, people demonstrated and rioted, vandalizing and looting stores, in Cicero (Illinois) in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and against police brutality. Police intervened and 60 people were arrested. Two bystanders were shot dead d		2
17	06/01/2020		Police Forces of the United States (2017-)	Missouri	Saint Louis City	St. Louis	Fox9; CNN	On 1 June 2020, demonstrators threw rocks at police and looted businesses during a demonstration in St. Louis (Missouri) in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. One former police officer was shot and killed while responding to an alarm at a pawnsho		1
18	06/01/2020		African American Group (United States)	Nevada	Clark	Las Vegas	US Press Freedom Tracker; Channel 8 (Las Vegas); North-West Arkansas Democrat-Gazette; Fox5 (Las Vegas)	On 1 June 2020, demonstrators supporting the Black Lives Matter movement clashed with police in Las Vegas (Nevada). Police employed rubber bullets to disperse them, hitting a journalist. Police shot and killed a demonstrator, Jorge Gomez, after he alleged		1
19	06/02/2020		Latinx Group (United States)	California	Solano	Vallejo	ABC7 (San Francisco)	On 2 June 2020, in Vallejo (California), a police officer shot and killed Sean Monterrosa, a 22-year-old Latino American man, while unarmed and kneeling on the ground. The officer was responding to reports of looting at a Walgreens in the wake of demonstr		1
20	06/02/2020		African American Group (United States)	Pennsylvania	Philadelphia	Philadelphia	ProPublica; Local News 8; Philadelphia Inquirer	On 2 June 2020, hundreds of people staged a march in Philadelphia (Pennsylvania) in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and against police brutality and the death of George Floyd. Many demonstrators began rioting and looting afterwards. Rioters dam		1
21	06/03/2020		African American Group (United States)	California	Kern	Bakersfield	Brownsville Herald; BuzzFeed	On 3 June 2020, about 100 people demonstrated in Bakersfield (California) in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and in opposition to police brutality. One demonstrator was hit by a car and killed, an incident that reports indicate was intentional.		1
22	06/06/2020		Boogaloo Bois	California	Santa Cruz	Santa Cruz	Los Angeles Times; KPRC Channel 2	On 6 June 2020, an armed clash ensued between police and a Boogaloo Bois member, who was also an active-duty sergeant stationed at Travis Air Force Base, in Santa Cruz (California). During the clash a police officer was shot dead, and another deputy was i		1
25	06/12/2020		African American Group (United States)	Georgia	Fulton	Atlanta	WUSF News; NPR; USA Today	On 12 June 2020, an Atlanta police officer shot and killed a Black man named Rayshard Brooks in Atlanta (Fulton, Georgia) after receiving a complaint that Brooks was asleep in a car blocking a Wendy's drive-through lane. When they confronted him, police a		1
29	06/20/2020		African American Group (United States)	Washington	King	Seattle-CHOP	KGW8	Other: On 20 June 2020, inside the "Capitol Hill Organized Protest" or "CHOP" zone in Seattle-CHOP (Washington), a shooting occurred around 2:30am that left a teen dead and a 33yo man injured. It is not clear whether the victims were demonstrators, and th		1
30	06/27/2020		African American Group (United States)	Kentucky	Jefferson	Louisville	Washington Examiner; CNN; Vox	On 27 June 2020, people staged a march at Jefferson Park in Louisville (Kentucky) in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. Around 9 pm, a man with a gun shot at the demonstrators from the edge of the park, killing one and injuring another. Some demo		1
32	06/29/2020	Antonio Mays	African American Group (United States)	Washington	King	Seattle	New York Post	On 29 June 2020, in the ''Capitol Hill Organized Protest'' or ''CHOP'', a self-declared ''autonomous zone'' in Seattle (Washington), a teen was killed and another injured after they drove a Jeep into the area after having stolen it a knife point. The two		1
33	07/02/2020		African American Group (United States)	Wisconsin	Sheboygan	Sheboygan	FDL Reporter; Marshfield News Herald	On 2 July 2020, a police officer in Sheboygan (Wisconsin) fatally shot an African American person. The police alleged that the victim was armed with two knives. The family of the victim claimed that the victim had a mental health condition that the police		1
34	07/04/2020	Summer Taylor	Black Lives Matter	Washington	King	Seattle	AP	On 4 July 2020, a "Black Femme March" was held in Seattle (Washington) in support of the Black Lives Matter movement and against police brutality and the death of George Floyd. A car struck two female protesters while they were marching on Interstate 5, k		1
35	07/04/2020	Secoriea Turner	Black Lives Matter	Georgia	Fulton	Atlanta	ElNuevo Georgia	On 4 July 2020, an unknown number of people demonstrated outside the fast food restaurant where Rayshard Brooks was killed in Atlanta (Georgia) against the death of Brooks. A group of armed individuals who were blocking traffic with a barricade and opened		1
37	07/05/2020	Jessica Doty Whitaker	Black Lives Matter	Indiana	Marion	Indianapolis	Fox News	On 5 July 2020, a verbal altercation broke out on a street in Indianapolis, Indiana between two groups after some of them allegedly used a racial slur. One group shouted Black Lives Matter, and the other responded with All Lives Matter. A brief argument f		1
41	07/25/2020	Garrett Foster	Military Forces of the United States (2017-)	Texas	Travis	Austin	KUT90.5; International Business Times; KTSM9	On 25 July 2020, BLM supporters marched in protest in Austin (Texas), demanding social justice and showing solidarity for protesters in Portland who have been in a standoff with federal agents for over a week. At one point, a car drove into the crowd, lea		1
42	08/04/2020		Latinx Group (United States)	Arizona	Maricopa	Phoenix	Insider	On 4 August 2020, three police officers restrained an unarmed man, Ramon Lopez, by holding him for more than six minutes against a roadway in 100-degree weather in Phoenix (Maricopa, Arizona). Lopez died shortly after the incident. Officers were initially		1
44	08/05/2020		African American Group (United States)	California	Alameda	Oakland	SF Gate; KTVU Fox2	Other: On 5 August 2020, police fatally shot Vasquinho Bettencourt in Oakland (California). Bettencourt allegedly failed to stop for police in San Leandro, leading to a car chase. Bettencourt crashed the car into a "big rig" at which point he exited the v		1
45	08/07/2020		African American Group (United States)	Georgia	Screven	Sylvania	New York Times; WLKY	On 7 August 2020, a Georgia state trooper shot and killed a Black man, Julian Lewis, in Sylvania (Georgia) after the man reportedly did not stop while being pulled over for a burned-out tail light and was run off the road by the officer. The trooper has b		1

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Pledge Donations – Celebrities

Celebrities

Chrissy Teigen

Chrissy Teigen was among the first to donate her money to bail out people who took to the streets to protest the death of Floyd in May. She used Twitter to announce that she had committed $100,000.

Ooo they might need more money then. Make it $200,000 https://t.co/axuJnazJkU
— chrissy teigen (@chrissyteigen) May 30, 2020

John Ledgend

John Legend, posted on Twitter to announce that he donated to the Movement for Black Lives, the National Lawyers Guild and the Bail Project.

Americans have the first amendment right to peacefully protest oppression and injustice. Chrissy and I will be donating to these 3 organizations which are organizing, supporting and defending those marching for justice: @Mvmnt4BlkLives @nlgnews @bailproject https://t.co/whxOPQQuTu

— John Legend (@johnlegend) May 31, 2020

Rihanna

Rihanna undisclosed ammount

#PullUp pic.twitter.com/XbYv7IDxRy
— FEИTY (@FentyOfficial) June 2, 2020

Lady Gaga

Lady Gaga Black Lives Matter Donation. Undisclosed ammount.

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Paramore

Paramore donates $25,000 across Black Lives Matter Nashville, Campaign Zero and the American Civil Liberties Union.

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Justin Bieber

Justin Bieber’s announced that it was donating money to Color of Change, a civil rights advocacy group.

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Kylie Jenner

Kylie Jenner donated to several organizations

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Harry Styles

Harry Styles announced bail funds donation. Undisclosed ammount.

I do things every day without fear, because I am privileged, and I am privileged every day because I am white.

Being not racist is not enough, we must be anti racist.
Social change is enacted when a society mobilizes.
I stand in solidarity with all of those protesting. pic.twitter.com/45MSXAWEJl
— Harry Styles. (@Harry_Styles) May 30, 2020

Angelina Jolie

Angelina Jolie Hopes to Correct ‘Deep Structural Wrongs’ as She Donates $200K to NAACP Legal Defense Fund

Angelina Jolie has donated $200,000 to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund to support their work to fight for racial justice and equal rights for all Americans. The actress, who turned 45 on Thursday, hopes to address the United States’ long history of systemic racism and injustice amid the tragic deaths of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery and others, ET has learned.

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Ellen DeGeneres

Ellen DeGeneres announced that she pledged an undisclosed sum of money to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, the Black Lives Matter organization and the ACLU.

DeGeneres announced that she pledged an undisclosed sum of money to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, the Black Lives Matter organization and the ACLU.

I support the protestors who are exercising their rights and standing up against the horrible injustices that Black people in America face everyday.#BlackLivesMatter
— Ellen DeGeneres (@TheEllenShow) May 31, 2020

Jordan Peele

Jordan Peele donated $1 million to various organizations

. https://t.co/S4cDlixjST

— Jordan Peele (@JordanPeele) June 10, 2020

BTS

Korean pop band BTS donated $1 million to the Black Lives Matter Source

우리는 인종차별에 반대합니다.
우리는 폭력에 반대합니다.
나, 당신, 우리 모두는 존중받을 권리가 있습니다. 함께 하겠습니다.

We stand against racial discrimination.
We condemn violence.
You, I and we all have the right to be respected. We will stand together.#BlackLivesMatter
— 방탄소년단 (@BTS_twt) June 4, 2020

John Cena

John Cena Matches BTS donation of $1 million.

Very happy to join #BTSARMY in efforts to match @BTS_twt tremendous donation #ARMYMatch1M
— John Cena (@JohnCena) June 8, 2020

Pledge Donations – Fashion

Fashion

Jordan

Michael Jordan and the Jordan brand, part of Nike, have pledged $100 million against racial injustice.

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Glossier

Glossier is donating upward of $1 million dollars to fight systemic racism. They are donating $500,000 to Black Lives Matter, The NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, The Equal Justice Initiative, The Marsha P. Johnson Institute, and We The Protestors. The other additional $500,000 will be in the form of grants to Black-owned beauty businesses.

Etsy

Etsy is donating $500,000 to the Equal Justice Initiative and $500,000 to the Borealis Philanthropy Black-Led Movement Fund.

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Adidas

Adidas has announced it will be investing $120 million towards Black communities in the US over the next four years

Remaining silent is not a neutral position when the people we should be standing with live in fear of police brutality due to systemic racism.

With that in mind, it’s our people who we owe this to the most.
— adidas (@adidas) June 10, 2020

Anastasia Beverly Hills

Anastasia Beverly Hills is pledging $1 million dollars towards the fight against systemic racism. They are starting with a donation of $100,000 across Black Lives Matter, The Innocence Project, The NAACP Legal Defense and Education Fund, Black Visions Collective, and The Marshall Project.

Warby Parker

Warby Parker is donating $1 million to organizations and initiatives focused on combating systemic racism.

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Cos / H&M

Cos, which is part of the H&M Group, has pledged $500,000 to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Color of Change, and the ACLU.

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E.L.F

Affordable cosmetic brand E.L.F has committed to donating $25,000 to Color of Change.

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Farmacy

Beauty brand Farmacy has committed to donating $10,000 to Color of Change as a “starting point.”

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Honest Beauty

Honest Beauty has pledged to donate $100,000 to organizations fighting racial injustice, such as the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund and the Equal Justice Initiative.

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MOTHER

Denim brand MOTHER will be donating $10,000 to the NAACP and $10,000 to Black Lives Matter.

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Biossance

Biossance is pledging $100,000 to the ACLU, the Minnesota Freedom Fund, Color of Change, and Black Lives Matter.

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Pretty Little Thing

Pretty Little Thing’s will be donating all the proceeds from their Saweetie collection to Black Lives Matter.

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Aritzia

Aritzia is donating $100,000 to Black Lives Matter and the NAACP.

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Gap Inc. Family

Gap Inc. — parent company to Athleta, Gap, Old Navy, and Athleta, will be donating $250,000 to the NAACP and Embrace Race.

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Studs

Studs is matching donations from their weekend sales to the NAACP.

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Hourglass Cosmetics

Hourglass is donating $100,000 across NAACP, Black Lives Matter, Marsha P. Johnson Institute, Loveland Foundation, and Thurgood Marshall College Fund.

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Ganni

Ganni has pledged $100,000 towards Black Lives Matter, the ACLU, and the NAACP.

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Vaquera

Vaquera is donating an unspecified amount to National Black Justice Coalition, Black Visions Collective, the Brooklyn Community Bail Fund, and National Bail Out.

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Spanx

Spanx is donating $100,000 across national organizations focused on fighting racial injustice: Black Lives Matter, NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, and the Minnesota Freedom Fund. They are also donating an additional $100,000 to organizations in Atlanta.

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Cocokind

Cocokind is donating all of their proceeds to a different anti-racism organization every day of this week (starting June 1) as well as an additional $10,000 to the ACLU.

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Deciem

The Ordinary’s parent company is donating $100,000 across Black Lives Matter and the NAACP Legal Defence and Educational Fund.

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Fashion Nova

Fashion Nova announced that their plan to support the #blacklivesmatter movement. We have spent the past four days since then working with black community leaders, influencers, and ambassadors to develop a plan.
Fashion Nova Cares pledged to spend $1 million dollars throughout 2020 in donations for community resources and activism, awareness campaigns and other initiatives to help in the fight for racial equality and opportunity.

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Billie

Razor company Billie is donating $100,000 across Black Lives Matter and the NAACP.

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Paula's Choice

Beauty brand Paula’s Choice is donating $10,000 to Color of Change “as a start.”

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SHEIN

SHEIN is pledging to donate $200,000 to various Black-led organizations, starting with the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund. Each week, the brand will continue to donate to different organizations.

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Boy Smells

Boy Smells has donated $10,000 to the NAACP, Black Lives Matter, and Black Visions Collective.

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Beyond Yoga

The California-based athleisure brand a $25,000 to the ACLU.

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Glow Recipe

K-Beauty favorite Glow Recipe is donating $10,000 to Black Visions Collective.

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Collina Strada

All of Collina Strada’s sales this week (commencing June 1) will go towards bail funds around the United States.

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Pêche's

Brooklyn’s Pêche will be donating proceeds from their online archive sale to the Minnesota Freedom Fund.

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ILIA

ILIA will be donating $50,000 across Black Lives Matter and the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

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Kosas

Kosas is pledging $20,000 to Black Lives Matter, Black Lives Matter LA, and Color of Change.

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Lisa Says Gah

Indie boutique Lisa Says Gah will be purchasing $10,000 worth of products from Black-owned businesses for their store.

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Necessaire

Necessaire is donating $10,000 to the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

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ASAI

Asai will be producing the formerly exclusive tie-dye dress worn by Rihanna and donating the proceeds to Black Lives Matter, Solace Women’s Aid, and the Voice of Domestic Workers.

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Lululemon

Lululemon is making a $100,000 donation to the Minnesota Freedom Fund. They’ve also made additional donations to the NAACP, Black Lives Matter, and Reclaim the Block.

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Josie Maran

Josie Maran Cosmetics donated $50,000 to The Loveland Foundation and have announced a commitment to Aurora James’s “15 Percent Pledge.”

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Grande Cosmetics

Grande Cosmetics has donated $25,000 to the NAACP. Additionally, through June, 10% of all proceeds from the brand’s website sales will be donated to the NAACP with a goal of $50,000 or more.

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TOMS

The cult-favorite shoe brand is donating $100K to organizations fighting racial injustice, starting with Black Lives Matter.

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Fashion Nova

Today Fashion Nova is giving $25,000 to @UntilFreedom, an organization whose work is focused on mitigating systemic and racial injustice and promoting police accountability. Until Freedom works tirelessly on the frontlines fighting for justice and criminal justice reform.

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Eileen Fisher

The Eileen Fisher Foundation pledged $25,000 to the Loveland Foundation, a therapy fund for Black women and girls, and another $25,000 to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund.

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		Cause
Date	wdt_ID	Cause	Source	Amount	Notes
05/05/2020	1	Ahmaud Arbery memorial fund		1,992,520	Akeem Baker is organizing this fundraiser on behalf of Wanda Cooper Jones.
	2	bail funds across the US		230,017	Split a donation to all the bail funds, mutual aid funds, and activist organizations listed on this page, or allocate specific amounts to individual groups. Then be sure to share this page once you're done
	3	Bail Project		0	The Bail Project™ National Revolving Bail Fund is a critical tool to prevent incarceration and combat racial and economic disparities in the bail system.
06/12/2020	4	Belly Mujinga’s family		315,984	Nnadozie Nwokocha is organizing this fundraiser on behalf of Lusamba Gode Katalay.
	5	Black Lives Matter		0
08/17/2020	6	Black Minds Matter UK		719,692	Annie Agnes is organizing this fundraiser on behalf of Black Minds Matter UK.
	7	Black Visions Collective		0
	8	Brooklyn Bail Fund to assist protesters in Brooklyn		0
	9	Campaign Zero to support policy solutions to end police brutality in America		0	Campaign Zero encourages policymakers to focus on solutions with the strongest evidence of effectiveness at reducing police violence.
	10	Emergency Release Fund		0	The mission of the Emergency Release Fund is to ensure that no trans person at risk in New York City jails remains in detention before trial.
	11	family of Jacob Blake		2,300,560	Julia Jackson is organizing this fundraiser. On August 23rd my son was shot multiple times in the back by a Kenosha Police Department.
08/17/2020	12	family of Julian Cole		16,612	Julian Cole, a sports science student and semi professional football player, had his neck broken by 6 police officers on a night out in Bedford. He is now in need of 24hr bed bound care.
05/27/2020	13	George Floyd Memorial Fund		14,722,400	Philonise Floyd is organizing this fundraiser
	14	Hope Not Hate		0	HNH uses research, education and public engagement to challenge mistrust and racism, and helps to build communities that are inclusive, celebrate shared identities and are resilient to hate.
	15	Louisville Community Bail Fund to help protesters arrested demonstrating against the police killing of Breonna Taylor		127,880	The Louisville Community Bail Fund exists to not only bail out folks, but provide post-release support to get them from jail, fed, and to a situation of safety.
	16	Milwaukee Freedom Fund		0
	17	Minnesota Freedom Fund to assist protesters in Minnesota		0
	18	Movement for Black Lives		0
	19	Northstar Health Collective mutual aid fund		0
	20	Reclaim the Block		0
	21	SayHerName campaign		0
	22	Show Racism the Red Card		0
	23	Southern Poverty Law Centre		0
	24	Stephen Lawrence Charitable Foundation		0
	25	Stop Hate UK		0
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Black Lives Matter - LA GoFundMe

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#BlackLivesMatter-Los Angeles is the original chapter of the global movement built to challenge state-sanctioned violence against Black people and to vision and build a just and free society. Since 2013, BLM organizers have been doing work to disrupt systems of oppression and work vision and build the kind of world in which we want to live..

Our work includes non-violent direct action, policy work, movement building, strengthing alliances, community self care, and creative engagement. We are not a direct service or charity organization. However, we are connected to, engage with, and provide as much support as possible to the families of those killed by law enforcement, many of whom have become members of BLMLA.

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Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation Announces $6.5 Million Fund to Support Organizing Work

June 11, 2020

Black Lives Matter Global Network Foundation (BLM Global Network Foundation), a US nonprofit global organization active in the US, UK, and Canada is grateful for the generosity and support of donors and is pleased to announce a $6.5 million fund to support grassroots organizing work. This fund is available to all chapters affiliated with the BLM Global Network Foundation. Starting July 1, 2020, affiliated chapters may apply for unrestricted grant funding of up to $500,000 in multi-year grants.

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