FREEDOM FUTURES’

Aligning Legacy with Liberation™

Aligning Legacy with Liberation™

FREEDOM FUTURES’

Our clients fund spaces that foster a radical imagination and the creation of new ways of being that could potentially replace centuries of systemic and structural racist practices in our society.

What if your family’s legacy was rooted in supporting liberation for all peoples?

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William Cordery, named a National Center for Family Philanthropy (NCFP) Fellow!
William Cordery, named a National Center for Family Philanthropy (NCFP) Fellow!
Freedom Futures’ Principal Will Cordery selected for the 2024 Cohort of the Atlantic Fellows for Racial Equity.
Freedom Futures’ Principal Will Cordery selected for the 2024 Cohort of the Atlantic Fellows for Racial Equity.
One Thing Philanthropy Must Leave Behind—The Values of Extractive Capitalism
One Thing Philanthropy Must Leave Behind—The Values of Extractive Capitalism
Aligning Legacy with Liberation: What if your family’s legacy was rooted in supporting liberation for all peoples?
Aligning Legacy with Liberation: What if your family’s legacy was rooted in supporting liberation for all peoples?
BLACK PHILANTHROPY MONTH: INTERVIEW WITH WILL CORDERY
BLACK PHILANTHROPY MONTH: INTERVIEW WITH WILL CORDERY
We are profiled in Philanthropy 100!
We are profiled in Philanthropy 100!
TIDES ADVOCACY ADDS FOUR PHILANTHROPY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE LEADERS TO ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
TIDES ADVOCACY ADDS FOUR PHILANTHROPY AND SOCIAL JUSTICE LEADERS TO ITS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Stay Mad: The Path to Freedom in the US Runs through the South
Stay Mad: The Path to Freedom in the US Runs through the South
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Freedom Futures is guided by the unwavering commitment and resolve of Harriet Tubman to free enslaved peoples from across the Confederate South.

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Established in 2020, Freedom Futures is a social impact advisory firm dedicated to moving money and resources to social justice.

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Freedom didn’t arrive in full on June 19, 1865. It still hasn’t. Juneteenth is both a celebration and a call to action. We show up for Black lives by transforming systems. #Juneteenth #BlackFutures #JusticeNow #FreedomFutures
A rare gift: Time to be still. I traveled to the South of France to reflect, to heal, to simply be. I wrote. I drew. I journaled. I rested. I dreamed about the kind of world I want to help build. In these uncertain times, I keep coming back to this
Miss Major Griffin-Gracy is one of the fiercest voices in the movement for trans and prison abolition. Her story is one of survival, rage, healing, and deep love for her community. This Pride, let’s follow her lead: protect trans lives, end po
“When we speak, we are afraid our words will not be heard. But when we are silent, we are still afraid. So it is better to speak.” — Audre Lorde #FreedomFutures #PrideMonth #HappyPride #Pride2025 #LoveIsLove #AudreLorde
Today, on International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia & Transphobia, we at Freedom Futures stand in full solidarity with our LGBTQIA+ family—locally and globally. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ This day is a reminder that queer and trans people a
✊🏾 On May Day, we honor the radical roots of the labor movement — rooted not in corporate unions or mainstream history books, but in the resistance of Black, Brown, Indigenous, queer, and immigrant workers. May 1st isn’t just a day off
This Women’s History Month, we celebrate Angela Davis—a revolutionary scholar, activist, author, and leader in the fight for racial justice, prison abolition, and gender equality. From her involvement in the&nbsp
During Women’s History Month, we celebrate Fannie Lou Hamer, a powerhouse in the fight for voting rights, racial justice, and Black liberation. Born the daughter of sharecroppers in Mississippi, she transformed her pain into power, co-founding
Breaking Barriers: Ruby Bridges & the Power of One  In 1960, at just six years old, Ruby Bridges became a symbol of courage and change when she walked through the doors of William Frantz Elementary School as the first Black child
“She was warned. She was given an explanation. Nevertheless, she persisted.” – words meant to silence, now a battle cry for women everywhere. Resilience. Defiance. Strength. From fighting for voting rights to breaking glass ceilin
At just 16 years old, Barbara Johns led a student strike in 1951 at Robert Russa Moton High School in Farmville, Virginia, protesting the substandard conditions of her segregated school. Her courageous actions contributed to the landmark Supreme Co
Meet Dr. Rebecca Lee Crumpler—an unsung trailblazer who redefined history. In 1864, she became the first Black woman in the U.S. to earn a medical degree, breaking barriers in a field that tried to exclude her. Her commitment to caring for free
Black History Month: A Journey Through Time ✊🏾📖 Every February, Black History Month serves as a powerful reminder of the resilience, achievements, and contributions of Black individuals throughout history. But how did this important observance beg