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With the end of the year fast approaching and The Winters Group busy organizing receipts for our annual coat drive, it’s a good reminder that the time for making tax-deductible donations for 2021 is coming to a close. Indeed, nearly a third of annual giving happens in December with more than 10% occurring in just the last three days of the month, according to Network for Good’s Digital Giving Index. 

The time for making tax-deductible donations for 2021 is coming to a close. Nearly a third of annual giving happens in December with more than 10% occurring in just the last three days of the month. Share on X

To celebrate this season of abundance, we’re lifting up past grant recipients of Live InclusivelyⓇ Actualized, The Winters Group’s corporate social responsibility arm. For year-end giving — or for those in your life who would appreciate having a donation made in their name in lieu of a gift — consider supporting one or more of the following organizations, all of which cultivate diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice in their communities by centering marginalized groups. 

For year-end giving, consider supporting one or more of these organizations, all of which cultivate diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice in their communities by centering marginalized groups. Share on X

 

  • Access Youth’s mission is to empower vulnerable youth with the tools they need to stay in school, graduate on time, and avoid the justice system through mediation and restorative justice. 

  • Black Girl Ventures works to create access to capital for Black and Brown women-identifying entrepreneurs to grow a sustainable business. 
Black Girl Ventures @BGirlVentures works to create access to capital for Black and Brown women-identifying entrepreneurs to grow a sustainable business. Share on X

 

  • Byte Back is a woman and minority-led organization, with a mission to provide a pathway of inclusive tech training that leads to living-wage careers. 

  • Critical Exposure’s mission is to teach and inspire underserved youth to harness the power of photography and their own voices to become effective organizers for positive changes in their schools and communities.

  • Education Law Center’s mission is to ensure access to a quality public education for all children in Pennsylvania through ensuring equal access, dismantling the school-to-prison pipeline, and fighting for fair funding.

  • El Centro Amistad’s mission is to create opportunities and programs that promote health equity, education, and quality of life for the Latino community in Boulder County.

  • The GEMS Camp is a girl-centric nonprofit focused on building confidence in urban teen girls in five core areas — Academics, Career, Creativity, Leadership, and Service.

  • The Link works with youth and families to overcome the impacts of poverty and social injustice. It offers programming in the areas of housing and supportive services, juvenile justice, and safe harbor.

  • The Ragbaby Exchange uses a therapeutic approach to inspire women and children to embrace their self-worth through doll making and art-therapy, while celebrating diversity among cultures.

  • Soul 2 Soul Sisters is a Black Womxn-led organization focused on Black healing and Black liberation through racial justice work in four areas: reproductive justice, ending anti-Black racism, reparations, and voter engagement.  
Soul 2 Soul Sisters @S2SSisters is a Black Womxn-led org focused on Black healing and liberation through racial justice work in reproductive justice, ending anti-Black racism, reparations, and voter engagement. Share on X

 
For a complete overview of our past grant recipients, check out our lists for 2020, 2019, and 2018. And be sure to circle back to The Inclusion Solution next month when we announce our picks for 2021!