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We are a Black-owned and women-led philanthropic advisory firm and public charity bringing over 25 years of knowledge and experience to provide thoughtful, strategic, and tailored philanthropic services to individuals, families, and organizations in the U.S. and abroad.
We provide agile, thoughtful, and expansive support to individuals, families, and organizations to help changemakers solve some of the world’s greatest challenges.
Yvonne L. Moore, Founder & Managing Director
Yvonne L. Moore is the Founder and Managing Director at Moore Philanthropy and it’s newly launched exempt arm, Moore Impact. She brings over 25 years of experience in the government, civil society, and philanthropic sectors to her work in providing strategic and tailored philanthropic advisement and solutions to families, individuals and institutions.
Moore Philanthropy is proud to support the Juntanza Fund as a fiscal sponsor, enabling youth-led organizations around the globe to ignite change.
On April 9, 2024, the Marmalade Festival hosted the panel discussion “Mo’ Money, Mo’ Progress: Amplifying the Impact of Donors of Color.” The event featured influential figures in philanthropy like Yvonne Moore, Managing Director of Moore Philanthropy; Hilda Vega, Vice President of Philanthropic Knowledge and Practice; and Solome Lemma, Executive Director of Thousand Currents, who addressed the evolving landscape of philanthropy as shaped by communities of color and historically marginalized groups.
Congratulations to our Founder and Managing Director, Yvonne Moore, for joining the Denver Urban Spectrum’s list of “African Americans Who Make A Difference,” highlighting individuals on Black History Month for their devotion to the Black community. Throughout her career, Yvonne has worked to build the wealth and influence of communities of color, helping direct critical resources to social, economic, and racial justice movements worldwide.
We’re launching a campaign to raise $10,000 to fuel racial justice movements. Your donation will drive our mission, expanding our support for people of color-led grassroots organizations across the U.S. Make a donation today.
Moderated by Hafeeza Rashed, Director of Programs and Partnerships at Moore Philanthropy, Comic Relief US recently convened its first grantee gathering since 2019. The event featured a thought-provoking panel discussion on the importance of investing in Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) and youth-led organizations.
After George Floyd’s murder, corporations and philanthropy pledged support to fight racial injustice and inequality. Billions were promised, but three years later, they have not fulfilled their commitments.