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Invest in belonging infrastructure.

Your investment builds the spaces, network, and partner capacity that give Milwaukee's people a reason to stay and build.

Give

Fund the work directly. Every gift supports cultural programming, the Resource Network, and partner training. Black Pride Milwaukee, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law.

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Become a Preferred Community Partner

Join the Resource Network. Complete our assessment and training with Ubuntu Research and Evaluation, earn the designation, and receive warm introductions to people who need what you offer.

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Volunteer

Help run Black Pride Night, staff a Resource Gathering, or lend professional skills to the organization.

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For funders

The essentials, in one place.

We're glad to share our 990, current budget, program outcomes, and board list. Ask and we'll send a full funder packet.

Legal name
Black Pride Milwaukee, Inc.
Status
501(c)(3) nonprofit
EIN
[EIN]
Founded
2024, Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Programs
Cultural Programming, The Resource Network, The Capacity Building Pipeline
Evaluation partner
Ubuntu Research and Evaluation
Board Chair
Matt Hogans

Questions

Frequently asked.

Is my donation tax-deductible?

Yes. Black Pride Milwaukee, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and donations are tax-deductible to the full extent allowed by law. You'll receive a receipt by email.

What does my gift pay for?

Gifts support our three programs: cultural events that bring people in, the Navigator and partner network that connect them to services, and the training that holds partners accountable.

Can my company sponsor a specific event?

Yes. Black Pride Night and the Community Impact Awards both offer sponsorship levels. Request the sponsor deck and we'll walk you through options.

How do you measure impact?

With Ubuntu Research and Evaluation, we track whether people are more affirmed, safer in community, better connected, closer to opportunity, and more rooted in Milwaukee.