Funders to approach for Society for the Preservation and Promotion of African American Cult
The mission of SOPPAAC is to recover, research, collect, preserve, interpret, teach and promote knowledge and appreciation of the rich, ancient and varied culture of African people with emphasis on African Americans. Through educational programs, communal and public dialog, collections, exhibitions and other initiatives, we engage and serve participants of varying ages, interests and walks of life. Moreover, our cultural project poses historical and current African paradigms as a framework and foundation for sensibilities, thought and practice directed toward addressing the critical issues of our time. Thus, undergirding our work is the interrelated African-centered invitation and challenge; to know our past and honor it; to engage our present and improve it; and to imagine a whole new future and forge it in the most ethical, effective and expansive…
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- 1Alliance for California Traditional ArtsGives in California (37 of 48)Similar grantees: School of Arts and Culture at MHP ($13k/yr), Kumeyaay Community College Inc ($13k/yr)under 1 in 100$12k
- 2Keiro ServicesSimilar grantees: Long Beach Japanese Cultural Center ($14k/yr), San Fernando Valley Japanese-American Community Center ($12k/yr)under 1 in 100$8k
- 3California HumanitiesGives in California (235 of 277)Similar grantees: API Cultural CenterInc Oakland Asian Cultural Center ($20k/yr), The Museum of the San Fernando Valley ($6k/yr)under 1 in 100$14k
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