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About Spilling the Tea
Our Story
Spilling the Tea, Inc. was founded in 2024 by an African American woman with a vision. She recognized a need for more support services in the local area that served HER community. She decided to get involved. What began as a thought evolved into a dream, and is now a realiTEA!
Spilling The Tea, Inc. is a 501(c) 3 nonprofit organization created after recognizing that limited resources were available for African American women and girls in Prince George’s County, Maryland and the surrounding communities.
Our Mission
To meet the needs of African American women by providing educational resources, events, and activities that target various topics affecting African American women in our communities.
Our Impact Goals
At Spilling the Tea Community Place, we are proud of the impact we have made in the lives of those we serve. We have helped thousands of individuals and families overcome challenges and achieve their goals, and we are committed to continuing this important work.
A FEW OF our "why" FOCUS AREAS
Health & Wellness
Financial Literacy
Health & Wellness
According to the National Institutes of Health, heart disease is the #1 killer of black women, and stroke is the #3 killer. African American women develop high blood pressure earlier in life and have higher average blood pressures compared with other women.
According to a 2022 study by the National Institutes of Health, it states that “
According to the National Institutes of Health, heart disease is the #1 killer of black women, and stroke is the #3 killer. African American women develop high blood pressure earlier in life and have higher average blood pressures compared with other women.
According to a 2022 study by the National Institutes of Health, it states that “Black women living in Prince George’s (PG) County, Maryland, have high rates of overweight and obesity. Obesity significantly impacts Black women, leading to poor physical and mental health, decreased social well-being, and a financial strain on the healthcare system.
Justice
Financial Literacy
Health & Wellness
Studies show that:
African American women are three times more likely than white women to be incarcerated.
Black women also experience significantly higher rates of psychological abuse—including humiliation, insults, name-calling, and coercive control—than do women overall.
Sexual violence affects Black women at high rates. More than 20 p
Studies show that:
African American women are three times more likely than white women to be incarcerated.
Black women also experience significantly higher rates of psychological abuse—including humiliation, insults, name-calling, and coercive control—than do women overall.
Sexual violence affects Black women at high rates. More than 20 percent of Black women are raped during their lifetimes—a higher share than among women overall.
Financial Literacy
Financial Literacy
Financial Literacy
Studies show that
Black women experience financial abuse when actions or policies conflate their inherent value with their monetary net worth and disregard present and past experiences of financial oppression and harm.
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