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Support Black Women’s Health Imperative
Thanks to the generosity of supporters like you, Black Women’s Health Imperative (BWHI) has been able to continue the necessary and hard work of achieving results for Black women and girls. Like many organizations, BWHI significantly relies on donations and investments to perform our critical work. If not for BWHI’s decades of advocating, demanding, achieving, and persisting, an indifferent and systemically racist healthcare system would have rendered this nation’s 21 million Black women and girls vulnerable and unsupported. It is through the dedication of our donors and our partners that BWHI’s results are possible. We need your support to continue leading the charge for the health and wellness of Black women and girls nationwide. Please join the hundreds who donate to BWHI each year and make our lifesaving and systemchanging work possible. Your gifts will ensure the powerful mission and achievements of BWHI can continue for many years to come.
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Black women and girls we serve. To donate, please visit us at www.bwhi.org/donate or call 202-787-5937.
100 - THE NUMBER OF FAMILIES that will
receive postpartum care and mental health assessments. 35 - POSTPARTUM
DOULAS currently receiving training.
RDDC - Rare Diversity Disease Coalition a $20M INITIATIVE founded and led by BWHI with 179 MEMBERS.
39 YEARS OF IMPROVING THE HEALTH AND WELLNESS OF BLACK WOMEN AND GIRLS

10 YEARS of PARTNERING with the CDC
as one of their top-performing grantee delivering our signature evidence-based lifestyle change program CYL2 - which helps prevent type 2 diabetes and other chronic conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. 11 - BWHI’S MY SISTER’S KEEPER CHAPTERS
HBCU
led by young Black women at historically black colleges and majority universities across the country.
30,000 - WOMEN AND GIRLS
around the world who have received menstrual product donations from BWHI.
95,000 - FACEBOOK VIEWS
of BWHI’s UnMuting Fibroids live video stream.
1 - RINGING of the NASDAQ OPENING BELL
for Breast Cancer Awareness month with Hologic and Mary J. Blige, Grammy award-winning artist and P.O.W.E.R. of Sure spokesperson. 6 ISSUES OF “LUNA UNLEASHED”
BWHI’s comic book following the adventures of LUNA, a super shero sex educator, as she works throughout her family and diverse community to prevent the transmission of HIV, encourage safer sex practices, and create healthy relationships.

152 PAGES in both editions of
Black Women Vote: National Health Policy Agenda
created to address the critical health policy issues impacting the health and well-being of Black women.
3 GROUND-BREAKING WORKPLACE EQUITY INITIATIVES
launched to research, document and improve the experiences of Black women in the workplace: 1. corporate equity index 2. corporate fairness training 3. an anti-racism toolkit (ART) for wellness
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