Your contributions to 365 Project General Programs support initiatives such as the Blacks in Yellow Springs walking tour program, the Elaine Comegys Film Festival, the annual Pool Party for 365 Project Young People of Color & Friends, the annual Wheeling Gaunt Day event, and other initiatives

Established in 2020 with a lead annual $15,000 contribution for a local resident, supplemented by annual contributions from dozens of local residents, the goal of the Reparations Fund is to provide a local intervention in address the historic wealth disparity between Black and White households. A Reparations Committee considers request from Yellow Springs residents of African descent.

The 365 Project serves as the fiscal agent for the Yellow Springs Martin Luther King Day Planning Committee of representatives of local organizations and individuals. The celebration that takes place on the date of the federal holiday, typically includes a march, followed by a program of music and remarks, followed by a soup lunch.

The 365 Project serves as the fiscal agent for the Yellow Springs Juneteenth Planning Committee of representatives of local organizations and individuals that manages the annual commemoration of June 19, 1865, the day that Union troops arrived in Galveston, Texas, (two months after the Civil War had ended) to informal people who were still being enslaved, that they were free. The Yellow Springs celebration of freedom draws on traditions that include music, food, and fellowship