Annie Turnbo Malone
Annie Turnbo Malone
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Philanthropy and Community Involvement Timeline

This timeline documents Annie Turnbo Malone's extensive philanthropic activities and contributions to the African American community, reflecting her commitment to social upliftment and empowerment.
Supporting Local Charities and Organizations
Early 1900s onwards
Annie Malone consistently donated to various charities and organizations that served the African American community in St. Louis. She believed in giving back to the community that supported her business.
Providing Scholarships and Educational Opportunities
Early 1900s onwards
She funded scholarships for African American students to pursue higher education. By supporting education, she aimed to empower future generations and break the cycle of poverty.
Adopting Orphaned Children
Early 1900s
Demonstrating her compassion, Annie and her husband adopted several orphaned children, providing them with a loving home and opportunities for a better life.
Donation to St. Louis Colored Orphans Home
1918
Annie donated $25,000 to the St. Louis Colored Orphans Home. Her contribution was so significant that the institution was renamed the Annie Malone Children's Home in her honor.
Mentoring Young African American Women
Throughout Her Life
Annie Malone mentored countless young African American women, providing guidance, support, and opportunities for them to succeed in business and life. She served as a role model and inspiration.