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Pillars and Programs

BH365 Education Foundation uses four program pillars of Education, Community, Scholarship and Service as a guide to the work we do.

Pillars

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  • Education – We understand that high -quality education options shape young men and women into well–rounded, well-educated individuals.

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  • Community – We have a civic responsibility to educate and empower global communities to navigate challenging conversations and become critical thinkers around race and cultural diversity.

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  • Scholarships – History is a rich, engaging subject that should include all to know. We will raise awareness of BH365, An Inclusive Account to American History textbook, by providing funds to deserving students and teachers.

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  • Service – To equip and inspire individuals to become servant leaders within their communities through leadership development, promoting self-awareness and one’s contribution to the world.

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Program 01

Adopt A School

Our Adopt A School Program is dedicated to bridging the resource and economic gaps faced by schools and their communities. By partnering with local businesses and organizations, we provide essential support that enhances educational opportunities and fosters a thriving learning environment. Through this initiative, we aim to empower students and educators alike, ensuring that every school has the tools and resources necessary to succeed. Together, we can create a brighter future for our children and strengthen the foundation of communities.

Program 02

Black & Blue
Police Education Project

The Black & Blue Education Project goal is to foster a better understanding and promote positive change in the realm of policing. Additionally, this program provides BH365 resources to students impacted by the justice system, offering them a chance to learn and grow despite their circumstances.

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Black History 365 Education Foundation Inc. was organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes within the meaning of section 501C (3) of the IRS code of 1986. 
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