Anti-Black racism, oppression, sexism, transphobia, etc., whether explicit or implicit, from personal to structural on all levels, continues due to the historical roots and foundation on which our current society has been built. Philanthropy has a responsibility to be in solidarity with Black-led movements. Resourcing justice is not a single act, but a long-term commitment where Black Women and Girls are at the center of resource distribution. It’s important to reflect on how we engage in the community, and to address root causes by mobilizing and organizing resources for locally-led change that nurture ecosystems of unwavering support for Black leaders, where consistent and long-term recognition, trust and commitment are the expectation, not the exception.