Tamar Huggins
Bit2men's family roots are as educators and we have a family favorite, Tamara Huggins who has taken matters into her own capable hands to create a SPARK, or better yet to supply a SPARKPLUGAI
Changemakers
Everything Must Change, Nothing Stays The Same ~Quincy Jones
Some believe change is a concept whereas we believe it is a reality....
It was Heraclitus of Ephesus who argued that all things are in perpetual flux, if so the key implications are:
- Universal Flux: Everything from natural seasons to personal growth is subject to continuous transformation; permanence is considered an illusion.
- Adaptability: Accepting that change is the only constant fosters resilience allowing individuals to navigate transitions and embrace new opportunities
- Contrasting Views: While Heraclitus viewed change as fundamental, other philosopher like Parmenides argued that change is an illusion and that true reality is unchanging
IN PART 2
Objects In Motion Stay In Motion, UNTIL/OR
Yield Giving
(Excerpt from HBCU BUZZ)
MacKenzie Scott’s New Wave of HBCU Donations Marks the Largest Philanthropic Impact in Black Higher Education
MacKenzie Scott HBCU donations continue to reshape the financial future of historically Black colleges and universities. With her newest round of gifts—announced throughout 2025—Scott has now impacted more than 60 HBCUs, both through direct institutional checks and through her massive investment in the UNCF pooled endowment fund.
Why MacKenzie Scott HBCU Donations Matter
Scott’s approach is simple: unrestricted funding. Unlike restricted gifts that must be spent in specific ways, her donations allow HBCUs to strengthen endowments, expand scholarships, hire faculty, renovate facilities, support student needs, and plan long-term. This aligns with the broader momentum to reduce decades-long funding disparities, something covered regularly on HBCU Buzz. The scale and flexibility of MacKenzie Scott HBCU donations have redefined philanthropic expectations for Black institutions.
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