In a powerful demonstration of how investing in Black girls creates a pipeline of changemakers, Grammy Award-winning artist Megan Thee Stallion's Pete & Thomas Foundation will honor Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium founder LaTosha Brown alongside 13-year-old mental health advocate Mila Henry at its inaugural gala. “LaTosha embodies the spirit of radical possibility that the Pete & Thomas Foundation seeks to celebrate,” said Chanceé Lundy, Executive Director of Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium. A Powerful Partnership with PurposeFounded in 2022 in honor of Megan Thee Stallion’s late parents, the Pete & Thomas Foundation has been a key partner in the #BlackGirlJoyChallenge, providing funding for 100 girls through its collaboration with Southern Black Girls. About Southern Black Girls and Women’s ConsortiumFounded in 2017 by visionary LaTosha Brown and anchors Felecia Lucky (Black Belt Community Foundation), Alice Jenkins (Fund for Southern Communities), and Margo Miller (Appalachian Community Fund), the Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium is a philanthropic organization dedicated to funding Black girls and women across the Southern United States. For more information about Southern Black Girls and Women’s Consortium, visit www.southernblackgirls.org or follow @SouthernBlackGirls on social media.