EEW Online Magazine to Focus on Philanthropy and Ministry Initiatives
By EEW Magazine Staff // Media
EEW Magazine Online, the premier digital publication for Black Christian women since 2007, plans to highlight more philanthropy-based and ministry-focused content in 2024. (Photo Credit: Obisi Abdebolo for EEW Magazine)
EEW (Empowering Everyday Women) Online Magazine, the premier web publication for Black Christian women, announced a significant shift in its editorial focus in 2024. In addition to its traditional emphasis on news and entertainment and inspiration, EEW will place greater emphasis on philanthropy and ministry initiatives.
Photo Credit: Obisi Abdebolo for EEW Magazine
This strategic move mirrors the brand's evolution as it celebrates its 16-year anniversary in July, having been established in the early 2000s by renowned entrepreneur and nonprofit leader, Dianna Hobbs.
This refocus aligns EEW with a growing number of digital media brands leveraging their platforms for societal benefit. "The digital media space is more than just a place for news and entertainment. It is an arena to foster real change, cultivate community, and shine a light on the causes that matter most," said Amy Bertinelli, publicist and spokesperson for EEW.
EEW's nonprofit arm has been making a difference for years, annually raising thousands of dollars to combat food insecurity, homelessness, and illiteracy, as well as providing disaster relief and distributing global humanitarian aid. "EEW has always been more than just a digital magazine brand. This shift presents an ideal time to rebrand and underscore our philanthropic, Christian-centric initiatives," Bertinelli elaborated.
Dianna Hobbs, the founder and driving force behind EEW, has played a pivotal role in the magazine's success. As President and CEO, Hobbs transformed a simple inspirational newsletter into a respected national online magazine for Christian women of color. "The EEW Magazine team, consisting of a robust network of leaders, brands, publicists, and entrepreneurs, has been incredibly blessed and successful. This rebranding is a natural progression of our mission as we continue to lean into this expansive network with a renewed focus on missions and outreach," said Hobbs.
Under Hobbs' leadership, gospel artists, entrepreneurs, Christian authors, and ministry leaders have gained unparalleled exposure through EEW Magazine's extensive partnership network with the world's largest gospel music, publishing, and media brands.
Hobbs, a philanthropist at heart, is eager to spotlight the charitable work that drives the brand’s core mission forward and impacts women, children and families around the world.
Learn more about Empowering Everyday Women’s 501c3 nonprofit organization here.
