by Borealis Communications | Jul 3, 2025 | Borealis News & Updates, Fund, News & Updates
Established 10 years ago, Borealis Philanthropy proudly supports a national network of grassroots groups organizing for justice, including groups working to end criminalization, increase police accountability, reimagine transformative public safety strategies, and...
by Borealis Communications | Jun 13, 2025 | Borealis News & Updates, News & Updates
At this pivotal moment in Borealis Philanthropy’s journey, we are proud to welcome new leaders to our Board of Directors—visionaries whose experience and commitment reflect the depth of our philanthropic and movement ecosystems. As we move from a decade of responsive...
by Jeffrey Guzman | Jun 9, 2025 | Borealis News & Updates, Fund, News & Updates
The Racial Equity to Accelerate Change (REACH) Fund is now accepting proposals for our 2025 grant cycle! We’re looking for practitioners organizing within and across movements, especially those whose work builds power, deepens solidarity, and shapes new ways of being....
by Tupa Hoveka | May 21, 2025 | Borealis News & Updates, Grantee News & Updates, News & Updates
Portrait of a young Black woman sitting in wheelchair and looking at camera while using laptop computer at home. May 21, 2025 – The Disability Inclusion Fund (DIF) at Borealis Philanthropy is thrilled to share that we are currently accepting applications from...
by Borealis Communications | Feb 27, 2025 | Borealis News & Updates, Fund, News & Updates
The Racial Equity to Accelerate Change (REACH) Fund at Borealis Philanthropy is excited to announce the launch of our first-ever round of participatory grantmaking. Our first step in the process is forming an experienced and informed Participatory Grantmaking...
by Borealis Communications | Feb 21, 2025 | Borealis News & Updates, News & Updates
This Black History and Black Futures Month, we are honoring the enduring wisdom of Black disabled organizers who have always been at the center of movements for equity and justice. From Fannie Lou Hamer to Brad Lomax, Audre Lorde, and Harriet Tubman, Black disabled...
