Frequently asked questions.
What is The Black Neighborhood?
The Black Neighborhood is a non-profit organization created by five Black men from Richmond and Oakland, California. Our mission is to empower and uplift Black communities through various initiatives and programs.
What inspired the creation of The Black Neighborhood?
The organization draws inspiration from our families, communities, and the legacy of the Black Panthers. Motivated by a desire to be the change we want to see, we established The Black Neighborhood to create positive and lasting impact.
What initiatives does The Black Neighborhood offer?
We offer a range of initiatives, including a Youth Empowerment Program, TBN Scholarship Fund, Mental Health Hikes, TBN Socials, Free Farmer's Markets, Annual Turkey Giveaway, and Annual Toy Drive. Each initiative is designed to address different aspects of community well-being and progress.
How can I get involved with The Black Neighborhood?
There are several ways to get involved! You can volunteer for our programs, attend TBN Socials, participate in community events, and support our initiatives through donations or by purchasing merchandise from our shop.
Can I donate to The Black Neighborhood?
Absolutely! Your support is crucial for the success of our programs. You can make a one-time or recurring donation through our website. Your contributions directly impact the initiatives and events we organize for the community.
How does The Black Neighborhood support education?
Our education initiatives aim to remove barriers to education by providing enrichment to the youth and financial support to deserving individuals pursuing higher learning. We have our Aspire Youth Empowerment Program, College Readiness Program, and the TBN Scholarship Fund.
Are the Free Farmer's Markets open to everyone?
Yes, our Free Farmer's Markets are open to everyone in the community. We believe in providing access to fresh, nutritious food for all, promoting health and well-being.
Can I apply for The Black Neighborhood's Youth Empowerment Program?
Yes, our Youth Empowerment Program is open to young individuals in the community. If you or someone you know is interested, please check our website for application details and eligibility criteria.
How can I stay updated on The Black Neighborhood's events and initiatives?
You can stay informed by subscribing to our newsletter. We regularly share updates, event announcements, and success stories. Additionally, you can follow us on social media for real-time updates and community engagement.
Is The Black Neighborhood only active in Richmond and Oakland, California?
While our roots are in Richmond and Oakland, we do have two additional Chapters in Los Angeles and New York. Our initiatives and programs are designed to create a positive impact on Black communities beyond these areas. We aim to inspire change on a broader scale.