COLLECTIVE REPARATIONS

Case study

Black Food Fund

A website redesign with a grantmaking system built in, from application to impact reporting.

$200,000+

Moved

50+

Black farmers

1

Platform, five roles

Collective Reparations redesigned the Black Food Fund website and built a grantmaking system inside it, end to end: an application portal, committee scoring, grantee selection, capital distribution, and impact reporting. The system has moved over $200,000 to 50+ Black farmers, and counting.

Scope

Website redesign, application portal, committee scoring, grantee selection, capital distribution, impact reporting.

Roles served

Applicant, reviewer, grantee, donor, and staff — one login each.

Black Food Fund case study cover — the grantmaking platform the fund owns.

The walkthrough — five screens, one system

Everything above runs inside blackfoodfund.org. No Submittable, no Salesforce, no per-seat bill.

The public Black Food Fund website homepage, with the grant program entry point.

Portrait placeholder — Jamese Kwele

“Collective Reparations built us a grantmaking system we actually own, one where our community decides who gets funded. It has moved real capital to Black farmers, and it answers to us.”

Jamese Kwele, Co-Founder, Black Food Fund

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