Arkansas Black-led nonprofits receive $1 million in grant funding

Black-led nonprofits receive $1 million in grant funding to build up Arkansas communities
The Arkansas Community Foundation was given $1 million from Facebook and awarded 40 recipients up to $25,000.
Author: Mercedes Mackay
Updated: 8:36 AM CDT June 30, 2021
LITTLE ROCK, Ark — A handful of Black-led and Black-serving nonprofit organizations across Central Arkansas recently received vital extra funding to help serve their communities.
The grants came from the new "Building Black Communities" fund. 
The Arkansas Community Foundation received $1 million from Facebook and awarded 40 different recipients up to $25,000.
For the nonprofit Life Skills for Youth, it means they can touch more kids' lives in southwest Little Rock like they touched Jorden Moody's.

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