seeks to generate $100 million for the Movement for Black Lives coalition....
SEEKS TO is a lot different than what the headline says.
A New President who smashes BLM would make the point moot
Innocent people will die because of them funding these radical extremist groups.
Here's their cadre;
http://www.borealisphilanthropy.org/#!staff/cfvg
Staff
ABOUT BOREALIS
Magui Rubalcava Shulman
President
Borealis Philanthropy was founded by Magui Rubalcava Shulman, a seasoned professional with 22 years experience in local and national philanthropy and close to 15 years in senior leadership with two philanthropic intermediaries. Magui is passionate about the role of intermediaries in helping funders be more effective.
Most recently, Magui led the Four Freedoms Fund, the major driver of immigration reform funding and policy advocacy on behalf of immigrants in the U.S., raising over $90 million in 8 years and quadrupling the size of the Fund from $4 million to over $16 million a year in 2014. Prior to that, she also helped launch and lead the Funders Collaborative for Strong Latino Communities, engaging over 100 local, national and transnational funders in the project (and exceeding the project’s $16.5 million fundraising goal in three and a half years) to build the capacity of Latino nonprofit organizations in the U.S. and Latin America. Magui’s earlier experience includes working with the New York Community Trust, Otto Bremer Foundation and the General Mills Foundation. In 2003, Magui was honored as a co-recipient of the Council on Foundations’ Robert W. Scrivner Award for Creative Grantmaking.
Magui received her graduate degree from Columbia University’s School of International and Public Affairs and undergraduate degree from the University of California, San Diego. She also studied at Keski-Suomen Opisto in Suolahti, Finland.
The daughter of Mexican immigrants, Magui grew up in Los Angeles and currently lives in Minneapolis with her husband and three kids.
Rickke Mananzala
Program Officer
Rickke has been involved in racial, economic, and gender justice advocacy and grassroots organizing for over 15 years. Prior to joining the Borealis Philanthropy team in August 2015, he was an independent consultant for community-based organizations and philanthropic institutions focusing on organizing strategy, policy analysis, program design, and organizational development. He previously served as the Executive Director of FIERCE, a grassroots organization for LGBTQ youth of color in New York City. As a former New Voices Fellow at the Sylvia Rivera Law Project, he worked to integrate legal services, litigation, policy advocacy, and organizing strategies by and for low-income transgender people in New York City. Rickke was a founding board member of the Right to the City Alliance and he served on the board of the Third Wave Foundation where he helped develop grant-making strategies to support feminist youth organizing work nationally. He received his B.A. in political science from Columbia University and Master of Public Administration from Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs with a focus on urban policy and management.
Alejandra Martinez
Program Associate
Alejandra has experience in the non-profit sector in both administrative and programmatic capacities. As a Program Assistant to the Four Freedoms Fund, she helped to manage grants and provide logistical support on various convenings. Alejandra also worked in the literacy and development programs of the Olneyville Neighborhood Association (ONA) in Rhode Island. In 2008, Alejandra received training from the Center for Third World Organizing and interned as a community organizer at the Transnational Institute for Grassroots Research and Action in Oakland, California. She graduated from Brown University with a bachelor’s degree in Ethnic Studies.
Ed Kegle
Director of Finance and Operations
Prior to joining Borealis Philanthropy, Ed served over 8 years as Director of Finance of Neighborhood House, a 118-year old multicultural, multilingual community center located in the culturally diverse Westside of Saint Paul, Minnesota. In addition to his financial knowledge and expertise, Ed has over 15 years of nonprofit program management and direct service experience, including 3 years working at District 202, the first by and for queer youth center in the country. Ed served two years as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Gabon, Africa where he conducted health education and established a regional office of the Peace Corps. Ed received his B.A. in American Literature at University of California, Santa Cruz.
BLM = Black Leftist Mobs
don’t matter
Find out who finances thr Ford foundation. They have to disclose donors. Explain to donors why their businesses will be avoided.
Time for some of their victims to sue them!
How much has Beck donated since now he supports BLM?
The BLM movement is an international organization with strong ties to Hamas - all of the usual Foundations and Societies have been complicit in making the US into a homogeneous, fair state for decades and are just now being seen for what they really are - destroyers of America, the Nation.
All these Foundations and Societies (including Clinton and Soros led ones - johnny-come-latelies) work together for the common shared goal of making the US an area for their personal use while regulating everyone else to tiny vertical enclaves which can only be left by permit and permission - a goal they openly talked about before the internet existed.
Somebody in the “organization” is pocketing alot of cash.
That is a lot of Cadillac Escalades, giant obnoxious tire rims and gold teeth...
Ford Foundation has been controlled by left wing morons for generations.
Many of these big foundations move far from their founders’ wishes and intentions. Leftists love to infiltrate and seize institutions from within. Ford, Rockefeller, MacArthur, Pew, etc. all taken over by leftists....
All foundations should be abolished. They are tax dodges for the wealthy and support Leftist movements that hurt the nation.They are discriminatory because only the rich can establish foundations, so the Middle Class and the poor can’t get the same tax breaks that the rich can in this “rigged system.”
Obama, Jr.’s supposed mama worked for the Ford Foundation. If that doesn’t explain things, nothing will.
The average LaVontre, Treyvon, Latrina, Bo’dayshanaynay black on the street will never see a dime.
BLM is causing violence.
They’re breaking laws and rioting and encouraging all of this.
These charities giving money to BLM need to be sued for liability.
But they won’t be because it’s Obamaland and everyone just goes along with the liberal cause to get along. :)
Just wait until we have bands of BLM, NBP, Mecha, and la raza thugs roaming the countryside murdering the melanin challenged for fun and profit.
“White privilege = government crony sanctioned kill whitey campaign”.
Pause for a moment to consider:
How many blacks are actually involved in the rioting BLM mobs?
And how many Americans truly feel a need to publicly defend their right to engage in freakish sexual behavior when all sexual behavior is generally private anyway?
Now ask: how many nonprofits and how many billions do these tiny minorities need?