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The Causes
Black-led charities and causes across the UK.
Free Books Campaign
Education
The Free Books Campaign is a community interest project that distributes free books by writers of colour to children, teachers and libraries. The project pairs book drops with reading events and curated lists so young readers see themselves on the page.
CIC 12923771
African & Caribbean Youth Organisation
Education
ACYO (African and Caribbean Youth Organisation) is a UK-based initiative dedicated to empowering young people of Black African, Caribbean and mixed heritage. The organisation provides a centralised online hub offering access to education, employment, housing, finance, mentoring and counselling. ACYO's mission is to promote social inclusion for youth who face systemic barriers due to race, ethnicity or financial hardship. Through strategic partnerships, including with Black-owned businesses, ACYO helps young people develop practical and social skills to become thriving members of society. CashBlack is proud to support ACYO's transformative work in building a future where Black youth are equipped, inspired and connected. ACYO delivers a wide range of services through its digital portal and structured programmes. These include access to jobs, apprenticeships and training courses; mentoring and counselling support; housing and financial guidance; creative and entrepreneurial opportunities in music, art and sport; and the ACYO Programme, a two-year initiative offering work experience, exam support and residential placements in prestigious schools across Africa and the Caribbean. This immersive experience helps participants reconnect with their heritage while gaining academic and life skills.
CIC 13198034
Coding Black Females
Education
Coding Black Females was created in 2017. They are a nonprofit organisation, and their primary aim is to provide opportunities for Black female developers to develop themselves, meet familiar faces, network, receive support and build relationships through having regular meetups. Coding Black Females hosts regular meetups and events to help Black women in tech connect, build relationships and exchange skills. These gatherings offer opportunities for networking, mentorship and professional development. The organisation also runs various programmes and training initiatives, helping Black women at different stages of their careers, from beginners to experienced developers, enhance their skill sets. Through workshops, collaborations with companies and mentorship programmes, Coding Black Females is driving inclusivity and diversity in the tech space.
Company 11690630
Girls Care Jamaica
Education
Girls Care Jamaica is a non-profit organisation empowering young women and girls through education, mentorship and personal development initiatives. They provide school supplies, mentorship programmes and resources to help girls build confidence and pursue education. In the wake of Hurricane Melissa, the organisation is providing relief packages, hygiene kits and mental health support to affected families.
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