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If not now, when? If not you, who?

ELECT BLACK
WOMEN.
FUND THEM
FIRST.

Black women win when someone believes in them early. Before the polling, before the party and before it is safe. We are that first check, from school board to the United States Senate.

Hero

223

CANDIDATES ENDORSED

107

WINS DELIVERED

31

STATES REACHED

2020

FIGHTING SINCE

RECENT WINS

THE SCOREBOARD

Every woman here was backed before it was obvious. This is what happened next.

Wins
Judge Regina Matthews
Carmalitha Gumbs
Stacey Carroll

WHO WE'RE BACKING

ENDORSED CANDIDATES

Every candidate we back is listed with her office, her state, and her election date. If you can only do one thing today, give directly to one of them.

Candidates

NAME THE WORK AND IT BECOMES FUNDABLE

OUR PROGRAMS

Three ways we move money and attention to Black women running for office.

Programs

01

Folding Chair Sessions

Candid conversations with Black women already holding office. What the job actually costs, what nobody warns you about, and how they got there.

02

The First Check

Early money for candidates nobody else has backed yet. It is the hardest money a campaign will ever raise, and it decides whether there is a campaign at all.

03

Bench Builders

School board, city council, county commission. The offices that produce every future senator, and the ones national money ignores.

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Endorsement news, election reminders, and the occasional ask. Two fields — that's all we need

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We back Black women at every level, from school board to the U.S. Senate.  We do it early, when it counts most. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and announced in rounds.

Currently accepting applications from candidates whose elections conclude by December 31, 2027. Applications are reviewed on a rolling basis and announced in rounds.

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"It's past time we address the violence, trauma, and inequities present in the everyday lives of Americans — in education, housing, funding and policing."

RUBY POWELL-DENNIS · FOUNDER

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