Commemoration Fund

The Commemoration Fund’s fourth application cycle is still open! For the last three years, grant awards have addressed disparities rooted in white supremacy and systemic racism with sustainable, collaborative solutions.

The grant cycle is open through Thursday, February 1st for non-profit organizations that are innovatively serving Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and People of Color in the Tulsa area. To apply and view grant guidelines, visit https://zarrow.org/commemorationfund

Remember to spread the word to other community leaders and efforts serving Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and People of Color in the Tulsa community!

Just a few more days to complete the grant application!

The Commemoration Fund supports bold and innovative efforts to correct social, political and economic injustices that impact Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and People of Color in our community. For the last two years, grant awards have addressed disparities rooted in white supremacy and systemic racism with sustainable, collaborative solutions. The grant cycle is now open for Tulsa-serving organizations to apply until Friday, February 3rd! There is time to reach out with any questions.

To apply and view grant guidelines,
visit: https://Zarrow.org/commemorationfund

Remember to spread the word to other community leaders and efforts serving Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and People of Color in the Tulsa community!

The Commemoration Fund supports bold and innovative efforts to correct social, political and economic injustices that impact Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and People of Color in our community. For the last two years, grant awards have addressed disparities rooted in white supremacy and systemic racism with sustainable, collaborative solutions.

The grant cycle is now open for Tulsa-serving organizations to apply until Friday, Febuary 3rd! There is still plenty of time to apply or reach out with questions. To apply and view grant guidelines visit: http://zarrow.org/commemorationfund

And don't forget to spread the word to other community leaders and efforts serving Black, Indigenous, Latinx, and People of Color in the Tulsa community.