61 Sustainability Report 2021 Inclusive Growth | One Million Black Women Sustainability Report 2021 Inclusive Growth | One Million Black Women 61 Supporting Nonprofits Focused on Black Women Goldman Sachs Foundation initiated community grants to Black women-led nonprofits across One Million Black Women areas with both national and local impact. NATIONAL LOCAL The Fund for the School District of Philadelphia Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Increasing the hiring and retention of BIPOC teachers working in Philadelphia schools Columbus Urban League Columbus, Ohio Funding the pilot launch of “Incubate Her,” which will improve the economic health and outlook for Black women in Central Ohio The Women’s Fund of Central Ohio Ohio Funding the “Enduring Progress Initiative” to fill the systemic funding gap faced by nonprofits led by women of color Prosp(a)rity Project Funding the development of the 35*2 Free Initiative, which provides personalized financial coaching and retroactive scholarships for “Prosperettes” to help manage student loan debt and improve socioeconomic trajectories Springboard to Opportunities: Magnolia Mother’s Trust Jackson, Mississippi Funding the next iteration of the Magnolia Mother’s Trust program, which provides Black mothers living in extreme poverty with a $1,000 monthly stipend Corner to Corner Nashville, Tennessee Helping underestimated entrepreneurs in Nashville plan, start, and grow their own small businesses Crittenton Services of Greater Washington Washington, D.C. Supporting the social and emotional skills development of middle- and high-school girls from low-income families to help them complete college and become economically secure INCLUSIVE GROWTH Birth Center Equity Growing and sustaining birth centers led by Black, Indigenous, people of color by innovating full-spectrum capital approaches and building vibrant community birth infrastructure for generations to come Black Girls Breathing Addressing systemic issues impacting Black women’s and girls’ health outcomes by providing free and accessible mental healthcare resources while filling the gap on data and research available on this demographic BlackFem Partnering with governments and communities to dismantle inequities and rebuild policies to maximize the financial potential of Black women and their communities Jeremiah Program Helping single mothers invest in themselves so they can thrive and take steps toward economic mobility through access to higher education, affordable child care, housing, skills training, and career development The Sadie Collective Supporting Black girls’ participation in economics and journey toward becoming economists, leveraging partnerships with the New York Fed and broader community of Black women economists Buy From a Black Woman Providing support for website redevelopment and technical assistance to help promote and amplify Black women-owned businesses