WHAT WE DO
OUR MISSION
ECM builds relationships and collective power across the Commonwealth of Massachusetts for racial and economic justice as the expression of God’s transforming love. We do this by organizing Episcopalians and funding BIPOC-led movement building in grassroots and faith-rooted organizations.
OUR STRATEGY
We believe that God intends a world where there is liberation for all, regardless of identity. Yet, BIPOC folks in our community are continually deprived of access to healthcare, education, housing, and food due to a widening racial wealth gap. Grounded in our conviction of God as justice and love, we are focusing our resources and work toward shrinking the racial wealth gap in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
OUR GUIDING POLICY
ECM will establish partnerships and focus to transform the way we leverage our assets to shrink the racial wealth gap. We will do this by aligning with BIPOC-led movement building and solidarity economies in Massachusetts which are creating just and sustainable economic models to redistribute resources and power with Black and Brown communities and lay the foundation for a meaningful and courageous contribution to reparations and solidarity.
WE COMMIT TO SHRINKING THE RACIAL WEALTH GAP THROUGH
LEARN MORE BELOW
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Build a base of Episcopalians in Massachusetts actively engaged in closing the racial wealth gap by tithing, advocating for relevant public policy, and directing investment to solidarity economies.
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Sharpen our grantmaking contribution by deepening partnerships with BIPOC-led power and movement building organizations in Massachusetts.
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Lead by example by making a bold reparations payment and plan for sustained increase of draw on the endowment for grantmaking and alternative investments.
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Leverage our impact and moral voice by amplifying the stories of repair, healing and justice from ECM and our partners.
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Develop relationships to partner with local solidarity economies that will lay the groundwork for the future release of ECM assets to solidarity economies.