Restorative Economies Fund
The Restorative Economies Fund (REF) seeks to close the racial wealth gap and transform our financial system by strategically reinvesting resources into community-owned and governed projects led by Black and Indigenous people, and all people of color. The Fund’s mission is to support projects that create shared prosperity, self-determination, and build collective political, economic, and cultural power.
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