
At Taproot, we are fueled by a core purpose—to drive positive social change. On the historic day of Juneteenth, a holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the United States, we especially want to recognize and amplify the nonprofits that strive for racial justice. To honor the holiday, we close our office, so our team can get involved in their communities—and encourage others to do the same.
By recognizing Juneteenth with a day of volunteering, we can both invest in our communities and boost the voices of key nonprofits.
These organizations deserve the support they need—whether that means donations, hands-on and client-facing volunteers, or volunteers who can share their professional skills to bolster and propel their work forward. We envision a world where nonprofits working for social justice have all the essential resources and support they need, and we are committed to building it.
Here are some skilled volunteer opportunities available now on Taproot Plus:
- Black Health Commission reframes the narrative on health inequities by promoting Black Joy. They want to review their current programs and services with a volunteer in a one-hour consultation call.
- Black Women’s Wall Street empowers Black women who aspire to become business owners by equipping them with startup business training and education. Can you help prepare their operating, project, and program budgets?
- Faith Journey Abundant Life Ministries Inc. provides education to the Black faith community in chronic disease management. They need a project manager to help them develop a scholarship fund.
- Jim-Ree African American Museum manages an endangered African American Cemetery in Georgia. These, so they seek a PR expert to increase awareness about historical burial grounds facing desecration and destruction.