Grantees Archive - Page 5 of 16 - Mary's Pence

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Cultivating Women Leaders

Women’s Alliance for Theology, Ethics, and Ritual

Silver Spring, Maryland

The Women’s Alliance for Theology, Ethics, and Ritual (WATER) is a non-profit center for feminist work in religion, led by women and driven by social justice. They’ve established a global network of activists, scholars, ministers, and grassroots supporters. Through WATER internships, they nurture the future generation of feminist social activists, theologians, and ministers. WATER is […]

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Advocating for Just Systems

Fandom Forward

Binghamton, New York

Fandom Forward’s mission is to turn fans into heroes. They are a leader in fan activism, an organizing strategy that draws parallels between pop culture and real-world issues of inequity to mobilize fans for social good. They foster community among fans and mobilize them to change real-world narratives. They work in three ways: providing accessible […]

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Inclusive Community

4Q6

Billings, Montana

4Q6’s mission is to empower LGBTQ+ youth across Montana by providing education, resources, and community-building opportunities. They do this by equipping queer youth with knowledge and leadership tools to promote gender and sexuality justice, creating more equitable spaces for themselves and others, and shaping their futures with self-determination. They primarily focus on middle and high […]

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Creating Inclusive Communities

The Empowered Fe Fes

Chicago, Illinois

As a disability justice group of self-identifying folks with cross disabilities, The Empowered Fe Fes utilizes collective support and care as resistance to claim presence and highlight women’s issues. As disabled women, they bring their unique perspective to mainstream conversations that have historically excluded disabled Black and Indigenous women of color. Through peer support groups, […]

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Empowering Young Women

Working Group on the Girls of Schenectady

Schenectady, New York

The Working Group on Girls of Schenectady exists to help girls build meaningful connections for healthy relationships and successful futures. WGGS provides social and emotional support to middle and high school girls in Schenectady by providing safe spaces for them to create connections and develop their own voices. This grant will be supporting their FRESH […]

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Increasing Economic Security

Seeds Worth Sowing

Minneapolis, Minnesota

Seeds Worth Sowing serves Black and Indigenous mothers and caregivers that are low-income and have dependents by providing resources and support – that improve their quality of life using holistic approaches and direct action. Rejecting welfare-based models of care, SWS has created trainings, strategies, and services to respond to community specific needs, thereby creating a […]

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Liberating Women from Trafficking

Agape Children’s Services

Houston, Texas

Agape Children’s Services foster the advancement of young girls to make positive life choices and to maximize their potential through advocacy, mentorship, and primary care needs. Mary’s Pence 1st grant will support the “Love, Support, and Compassion for Trafficked Adolescent Girls” program, tailored to trauma-impacted and at-risk girls in impoverished and overlooked communities in Houston. […]

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Cultivating Women Leaders

Anole Sisters

Shakopee, Minnesota

Anole Sisters works with women in the Oromo diaspora to acknowledge past trauma, embrace healing, and build connections to create change within their community. Anole Sisters prevents social isolation by creating support groups, encouraging communication, and providing training and one-on-one support. The organization seeks social change by connecting Oromo families with community resources.  The project […]

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Accompanying Women Experiencing Incarceration

It Takes a Village Collaborative

Washington, D.C.

Working with formerly incarcerated women, It Takes a Village Collaborative supports women in D.C. as they reintegrate into society. Their To Be Me Returning Citizens Program uses a holistic approach to encourage people to reach their full potential through wellness and healing. Core parts of the program include engaging participants in self-empowerment practices and participating […]

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