Baltimore Youth Arts provides creative education and job training for youth, focusing on those impacted by the justice system.

**Baltimore Youth Arts (BYA)** is a community-based arts and workforce development program for youth ages 14–25, focusing on those impacted by the juvenile justice system. BYA offers young people a platform to express themselves, build leadership skills, and prepare for employment and adulthood through paid creative job training, mentorship, and educational programming.

We work inside youth detention centers and in the community to ensure that young people are recognized for their creativity, resilience, and power. Your support helps us provide youth stipends, art supplies, job training, and a safe, supportive space where youth can grow and thrive.

Together, we’re creating a future where young people are not only heard but hired, healed, and celebrated.

Baltimore Youth Arts

The Open Door NJNY equips immigrant families through weekly English, TASC, and computer classes at 4 sites across the NY/NJ area.

The Open Door empowers marginalized immigrants to reach their full potential and
successfully integrate into mainstream society. We provide 5 levels of ESL instruction as well as classes in GED preparation and computer literacy. Our 4 program sites serve over 600 individuals in NY and NJ - equipping them with the skills they need to succeed in the United States. 

There are two aspects of our program that set us apart from other academic services in the metropolitan area:

1. Our classes are completely free for our students! Our programs are funded by the generosity of our supporters.

2. The Open Door has a highly relational focus and emphasis on community. Students may enroll in our program to learn English (and other skills), but they receive so much more- friendship, support, and the reminder that they are valued members of our community and deeply loved as image bearers of God.

Open Door NJNY

Hispanics in Philanthropy leverages philanthropic resources to mobilize and amplify the power of our communities.



We’re an impact catalyst reshaping the Latinx future. Since 1983, we’ve been leading the largest transnational network strengthening Latinx leadership and influence, and driving philanthropic resources into the community to build a better world.

Latinxs globally are a group of vibrant communities that have resilience and true power that resides within us to create collective power and change. Yet, less than 1% of philanthropy funding goes towards supporting the causes that impact our people.

Through our work, we can support, challenge and inspire the sector to ignite our essence and achieve the self-sustaining and long lasting change we need. We envision a just future in which our communities across the Americas are thriving.

We - HIP - are in a unique position to be the impact catalysts of that change. On one hand, we have insight into the most important local and regional challenges and opportunities of our community and, on the other, we lead the strongest network to fund, train, and support actions towards our transformative goal.

Hispanics in Philanthropy

Ayudando Latinos A Sonar is a nonprofit organization focused on providing human services. It is based in El Granada, CA. It received its nonprofit status in 2015.

Ayudando Latinos A Sonar

The mission of LCF is to unleash the power of Latinos in California.

We fulfill our mission by building a movement of civically engaged philanthropic leaders, investing in Latino-led organizations, and increasing political participation of Latinos in California.

Latino Community Foundation

Stronger Together believes that anyone and everyone can be empowered through bodyweight training.  

Stronger Together is on a mission to prove that strength comes from within and that when we train together, we are stronger. Stronger Together seeks to empower individuals and strengthen community health through a continuum of calisthenics-focused resources. 

At the heart of Stronger Together is a commitment to community reinvestment and empowerment. With your support Stronger Together can host community events and competitions, free youth and all-ages calisthenics classes and pursue the maintenance and development of calisthenics parks in New York City. 

Your contribution helps us carry out Stronger Together's vision: to revolutionize the way people approach fitness by making it universally accessible, fundamentally simple, and truly effective. 

Stronger Together

Advocates for justice - we are a legal NGO, set up in 1952, working to promote and protect human rights through the rule of law.

The legal teams at the ICJ are supported by 60 Commissioners, who are expert judges, lawyers and academics from all legal traditions. They are selected for their experience, knowledge and fundamental commitment to human rights. They provide pro bono support, using their unique legal expertise and access to ensure that people everywhere benfit equally from the rule of law and human rights, and if those rights are violated, they can seek and receive adequate remedies from courts that are independent, impartial, fair, and effective. We work around the world, but focus on countries where human rights and the rule of law are most at risk. Over the past 70 year, our work has benefited the lives of millions of people.

We do this by:
·       Supporting the drafting and adoption of landmark human rights treaties and conventions
·       Promoting judicial independence and the rule of law
·       Monitoring the human rights situation around the world
·       Advocating for the rights of vulnerable groups
·       Providing legal education and training
.       Defending human rights in conflict and post-conflict situations.
·       Building networks of lawyers and judges committed to upholding the rule of law

Your contribution will enable us to continue our vital advocacy work at national, regional and international levels, as well as providing ongoing support to legal professionals, human rights defenders, civil society organisations and survivor groups in countries including Myanmar, Venezuela, Guatemala, Egypt, Nepal, Eswatini, Ukraine, Uzbekistan, Suriname, Tajikistan, Tunisia, Zimbabwe,

ICJ - International Commission of Jurists 

FFI is an abolitionist org working to end immigration detention by following the leadership of detained immigrants. 

Freedom for Immigrants is an abolitionist organization that envisions a world without prisons or cages of any kind. We work to abolish immigration incarceration, recognizing we are part of a broader movement fighting for our freedom at the intersection of mass incarceration, immigration enforcement, and the deprivation of Black, brown, and Indigenous people’s autonomy. To empower our communities, we organize alongside and follow the leadership of currently and formerly incarcerated immigrants. We recognize our work is necessarily tied to broader efforts to eradicate white supremacy and the systems that sustain oppression. By cultivating the community-centered solutions that breathe life into our collective liberation, we actively build a future in which all people can move freely and thrive.

Freedom for Immigrants

Democratizing science education and careers by engaging and empowering a global network of scientists, students and educators

Ciencia Puerto Rico (CienciaPR, www.cienciapr.org) is a global community of more than 15,000 scientists, students, educators, and allies who understand that science can empower individuals with the knowledge, capacity, and agency to improve their lives and society. 

We celebrate and empower this rich and diverse community and they in turn help us make science information and education more engaging and culturally relevant and improve access to science, technology, engineering, and math careers and opportunities. 

CienciaPR’s efforts over the last decade have garnered multiple recognitions, including being named a Bright Spot for Hispanic STEM Education by the White House, a 2018 Science Defender by the Union of Concerned Scientists, and recognized as Breakthrough of the Year in Science Engagement at the Falling Walls conference in 2021.

Our programmatic areas include:
- Science Education
- Public Engagement with Science
- Scientific Careers & Leadership

Ciencia Puerto Rico Inc

Connecting scientists and public officials to improve the management of Global Catastrophic Risks in Latin America and Spain.

[Observatorio de Riesgos Catastróficos Globales (ORCG)](https://orcg.info) is a science diplomacy organization working to improve global risk management in Spanish-speaking countries. To achieve our mission, we connect decision makers with experts and produce evidence-based publications.Our team works together with experts and public officials to co-create policies that identify, prevent and mitigate the effects of global risk.

Our current focus areas include 1) Artificial Intelligence regulation, 2) food security against global catastrophic food failure, 3) Pandemic biosecurity in Latin America, and 4) improving global catastrophic risk management (all-hazards).

Your support will enable our research and advocacy efforts.

*Observatorio de Riesgos Catastróficos Globales is a project of Players Philanthropy Fund, Inc. a Texas nonprofit corporation recognized by IRS as a tax-exempt public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (Federal Tax ID: 27-6601178, [ppf.org/pp](http://ppf.org/pp)). Contributions to Observatorio de Riesgos Catastróficos Globales qualify as tax-deductible to the fullest extent of the law.*

Observatorio de Riesgos Catastróficos Globales (RCG)

Rebuilding roofs in underserved communities throughout Puerto Rico while providing carpentry training to local residents.

Our mission is twofold: We rebuild damaged roofs in under-served communities throughout Puerto Rico, while providing residents with basic carpentry training. This approach helps improve living conditions by improving housing and addressing the shortage of skilled construction workers on the island.

At PRoTechos, our approach to rebuilding involves working closely with the communities we serve. We network with local community leaders, other non-profits, and municipalities to locate the most urgent cases, and we focus on helping residents who do not have the financial resources to hire help for roof repairs. We prioritize homes with children, elderly, and sick or disabled occupants.

Once we have identified a candidate for roof replacement, we assess the roof. Our work is limited to roof repairs or reconstruction of metal roofs. If the homeowner and the roof qualify, our project manager performs a detailed assessment, taking measurements and creating a scope of work. Once release forms are signed, our project manager orders the lumber and other roofing materials, and works with the foreman to schedule the project.

Depending on the size of the roof and extent of the damage, it can take a team of two to four people between two and 10 days to complete. Rain often interrupts our schedule; for safety reasons, we do not allow anyone on a roof when it is wet. In all, each roof costs an average of $10,000 to complete, including materials and labor.

Carpentry and construction work are done by skilled carpenters and trainees who participate in our carpentry apprenticeship program.

PROTECHOS INC.

Fighting for Equality and Justice with Pride

Through strategic litigation, public policy advocacy and education, GLAD Law works in New England and nationally to create a just society free of discrimination based on gender identity and expression, HIV status and sexual orientation.

GLBTQ Legal Advocates & Defenders - GLAD Law

Fiscal sponsorship organization that supports global social impact projects and grassroots efforts around the world.

Far Away Projects


DIY Girls empowers girls to explore STEAM through programming that builds skills, confidence and community.


DIY Girls mission is to increase girls' interest and long-term success in technology, engineering and making through innovative educational experiences and mentor relationships.

DIY Girls was founded in 2011 to inspire and motivate girls to explore careers in science, technology, engineering, and math by Luz Rivas, current California State Assemblywoman for the 39th District. Luz developed the first module of the Creative Electronics curriculum, which is still used today. Since then, DIY Girls has expanded our programming to include Creative Engineering, Invent Girls, GANAS Alumni Network, Summer Woodworking Camp, and much more. DIY Girls has served 5,711 girls and now serves nearly 450 girls per year across 15 school sites in the Northeast San Fernando Valley and with community partners throughout Los Angeles.  The majority of the girls in our programs are girls of color, ages 10-18 who reside in the Northeast San Fernando Valley region of Los Angeles, including the City of San Fernando. DIY Girls positively influences girls by providing tools to build their technical skills and confidence to pursue STEM as they enter adolescence and start to explore career interests. For more information visit DIY Girls.


DIY Girls

SPI is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization focused on advocating for insects. It received its non-profit status in 2024.

Society For The Protection Of Insects

JANN is an organization that works to improve the quality of education in Mexico by providing free online math tutoring.


Jóvenes Ayudando a Niñas y Niños (JANN) is working on improving education for thousands of students in Mexico by providing free online mathematics tutoring.

Through their platform, JANN connects college students who volunteer as tutors with children from primary and middle schools. University tutors undergo initial training and interviews to ensure suitability, to be assigned to teach groups of up to five students. These groups meet online for two hours a week over a period of twenty-four weeks, focusing on reviewing math topics and reinforcing learning.

The impact extends beyond academics, with tutors serving as bridges between students and knowledge, offering academic and emotional support, and often becoming role models.

Approximately 40% of participants access classes via cell phones due to limited computer access at home. JANN's is high impact low cost intervention making use of technology to coordinate over ~10,000 participants each semester at minimal cost.

JANN is also a research project led by MIT PhD students, aiming to discover effective teaching methods applicable worldwide. Continuous financial support is sought to sustain this impactful program, as JANN is an NGO offering free tools and resources to all participants.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJ3NQiRNhS0

Jóvenes Ayudando a Niñas y Niños - JANN (Youth helping girls and boys)

Immigrant women with a mission of growing our personal and community power for social justice.  https://mujeresunidas.net/

MUA is a grassroots organization of Latina and Indigenous immigrant women with the mission of growing our personal and community power for social and economic justice. By creating a welcoming environment of understanding and confidentiality, MUA empowers and educates our members through mutual support and training to be leaders in their own lives and in the community. Through being active in diverse local and statewide coalitions, MUA members participate in advocacy campaigns for immigrant rights, worker rights, and gender equity.

Mujeres Unidas y Activas (MUA)

Techqueria is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that serves the largest global community of Latinx professionals in the tech industry 🌮

Our mission is to provide Latinx professionals with the resources and support that they need to drive their careers, enable them to thrive, and become leaders in the tech industry.

Techqueria

We leverage technology and community development resources to promote shared prosperity and build an inclusive digital economy.

The Centri Tech Foundation (CTF) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that works hand in hand with a national network of multi-sector leaders, affordable housing providers, community development groups, funders, and entrepreneurs to ensure that technology can reach every home and community to transform lives. We believe digital advancement is a civil right. To achieve a sustainable future, one where everyone can fulfill their aspirations and thrive, requires an inclusive digital economy.

We embrace the centrality of the home as the place where the promise and potential of technology can be achieved. We also recognize culture as central to the building of authentic connections and experiences between people and technology – how they live, work, learn, create, and play. And we believe everyone should have access to smart and green homes that can improve their overall wellbeing while also protecting the environment. These core beliefs are reflected in our name, “Centri.”
 
The home is the heart of adoption for new solutions, and, in our view, it’s the best place to promote the use of technology to help people improve their lives and make the most of new skills, digital tools, and emerging technologies. Affordable housing offers a powerful means to fulfill our mission. It holds the potential to deliver technology-enabled goods, services, and resources to millions of households across the country and to lift the human condition at scale.

We support leaders and groups working closely with low-income communities to use technology as a tool to address their challenges and meet their needs. We build strategic partnerships, re-grant funds, and provide guidance to make available tech-enabled solutions that are easy to adopt. We aim to drive people-centric outcomes that are measurable, effective, and scalable.

Our Work: Demonstrate, Advocate, Inspire

We support local efforts to expand digital access and adoption, with an emphasis on promoting access to the internet and digital skills for workforce development and economic mobility. 

We work with municipalities and local organizations focused on inclusive economic development, offering insights and access to data to help them connect tech to their goals for building shared prosperity.

We award grants to visionary leaders who are leveraging emerging technologies to solve social problems, from building wealth to improving health, with the aspiration to grow a national network of innovators that we can collaborate with to accelerate our mission and drive meaningful social impact.

CTF’s current initiatives include:

Digital Advancement Municipal Index - a data tool to help cities measure and improve their progress toward achieving shared prosperity through technology.

Digital Integrators Program - a model to help community groups and residents link technology access to digital skills and economic opportunities

Community Skills Connect - a program to connect low-income job seekers to online skills training and localized resources for workforce development.

Social Justice Innovation Awards - grants and fellowships for visionary leaders using emerging tech to address racial, environmental, and economic injustice.

Centri Tech Foundation

We are a community where talented underserved singers in LA gain access to industry quality education and strong mentorship.

**Hollywood Vocal Foundation was established** out of HVS Conservatory, **to give talented underserved singers access to industry quality education and strong mentorship.** Our foundation offers scholarships to help find their voices and turn their skillsets into sustainable careers in the music industry. 

In January we partnered with several local foster organizations committed to giving underserved youth the opportunities they deserve in their careers. In California alone, over 4,500 youth age out of foster care and step into adulthood unprepared. In response to this dilemma, we run seasonal scholarship contests for this underserved demographic and give them the education and mentorship they are entitled to.

Our Conservatory program has access to Grammy & Platinum winning songwriters & producers, A&R executives, managers, indie and major record labels, and expert vocal coaches. We offer classes in Performance, Songwriting, Style, Piano & Guitar, Vocal Production, Production, Movement, Branding, Business, and Wellness. 

Only 8% of families in the US can afford to send their children to college. So where does that leave the rest? 92% of families rely on loans, credit card debt, financial aid in subpar programs or a lack of education altogether.

HVS Conservatory is bridging that gap in the music world by working with artists and their families to find affordable solutions to getting the education they need to kick start their careers in this competitive industry.

90% of your donation money goes directly to our scholarship program. We offer free community events throughout the year which are centered around fostering a strong culture for vocalists to be mentored, learn industry standards, get professional experience, and grow to their full potential.

**By going through our program, every artist gains a music community for life.**

Our renowned mentors and faculty go above and beyond to support our students on their journey. 

By becoming a donor for this phenomenal program, you have the opportunity to volunteer, attend our events, and mentor scholarship recipients.

Transform a mega talented singer's life today and make a donation for our cause!

Hollywood Vocal Foundation

Mentes Puertorriqueñas en Acción builds a community of change agents that make Puerto Rico their life project. 

We seek to create a leadership pipleine that work to build a solidary, just and participative Puerto Rico. Our network of young change agents generate inclusive, effective projects for social issues they care about. 

Our programs include: 

PARACa summer experience
PARACa year long fellowship
#EnAcción advocacy lab
Café Conciencia

See our impact reports and publications at: https://issuu.com/mentespuertorriquenasenaccion

Mentes Puertorriqueñas en Acción

Brio advances global mental health and wellbeing through design and collaboration with local leaders and organizations. 

Brio Health Global

Makers of Euki App, the Privacy-First Period Tracker. Expanding access to reproductive health + defending digital privacy. 

***Euki is the privacy first period tracker - plus so much more.***

**About Euki**
Euki is a tech-nonprofit working at the intersection of Reproductive Health and Digital Privacy to promote agency and autonomy over our collective sexual and reproductive health data, decisions and care. 

Euki co-designs with users who face specific barriers and/or risks to accessing reproductive health care- because when tech meets the needs of those who face the most barriers, everyone benefits.

**The Euki App**
Our flagship product, the Euki App, is a no-cost mobile period tracker that also connects users to research based information on censored or stigmatized sexual and reproductive health experiences including Abortion, Contraception, Menstruation, and Sexuality- all without collecting one single bit of their data.

**Since launching in 2019 on iOS and Android, Euki App has been:**

- Downloaded and trusted more than 137,000 times**,** with \~**40,000 Active Users**
- Hailed as “a critical resource,” “more than a period tracker,” and “one of the best, most empowering apps I’ve used” in uncompensated app store reviews
- Recognized by privacy experts at the** [Mozilla Foundation](https://foundation.mozilla.org/en/privacynotincluded/euki/)** and [Vagina Privacy Network](https://www.vaginaprivacynetwork.org/)

**Your support helps us expand access to reproductive health care and information while defending digital privacy.** 

**Thank you.**

**Want to learn more about Euki?**

- [Our beliefs about privacy](https://eukiapp.org/beliefs-privacy)
- [Commitment to co-design](https://eukiapp.org/our-approach)
- [Team and leadership](https://eukiapp.org/team-and-board)
- [Questions? Email us: contact@eukiapp.org](mailto:contact@eukiapp.org)

Euki

We create life-changing opportunities for women to start and grow careers in the digital economy in Latin America.

**In 2014, Laboratoria was founded with the mission of bridging female talent in Latin America with a growing tech sector.**

Our founders set out to identify the untapped potential of talented women in Latin America, and address the barriers that women face when seeking to enter the ever-growing tech industry. Starting in Peru, **we’ve since expanded to 11 countries, broadening our program offerings along the way.**

**Laboratoria’s transformative programs**

- **Código M i**s an initiative designed to inspire and introduce thousands of women taking their first steps in tech to various career paths through monthly in-person and virtual events and workshops.
- Through our **intensive tech training program** we equip women who have not had access to quality opportunities with the skills necessary to thrive in the digital economy. 
- **Laboratoria+** is a professional development community supporting women to become transformative leaders in the digital economy. With leadership training and networking opportunities, we are accelerating the career progression of women in the region.
- Beyond providing diverse tech talent, **we support companies** by helping strengthen their diversity and inclusion initiatives and by leading dialogue with diverse actors across Latin America.

**Since 2014, we’ve made incredible progress**
We have trained more than 4000 women through our bootcamp with 77% average Job placement rate. With more than 1100 hiring companies who trust our talents.

We have had more than 5000 Código M participants and more than 1000 hours of mentorship completed through Laboratoria+.

Join our movement!

Laboratoria

Improving millions of lives by scaling the use of more nutritious, high-yielding and climate-resilient biofortified maize seeds.

In many Latin American and Sub-Saharan African countries, maize is the main staple food because it’s cheap and easy to grow, but its poor nutritional profile also makes it one of the biggest contributors to malnutrition. 

Our model is low-cost, high-impact, sustainable, and scalable. 

1. We find the seeds farmers want. Worldwide, 53M smallholder farmers grow maize. They typically have less than 1 hectare of land, with yields of less than 2 mt/ha, and the majority live in poverty or extreme poverty. New hybrid seeds from seed banks like CIMMYT or international companies can significantly increase farmers’ yields, climate resilience, and profits, but are normally too expensive and inaccessible. Semilla Nueva tests these seeds and licenses them.
2. We make those seeds nutritious. Semilla Nueva developed a natural (non-GMO) breeding process to take those high-yielding seeds and improve their zinc, iron, and protein quality. This nutritious “biofortified” maize has been proven to reduce malnutrition. We’ve released these seeds for Guatemala, El Salvador, and Honduras, and are developing them for Rwanda, Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda, and Malawi.
3. We make them accessible. We work with seed companies, governments, and NGO partners to implement country-specific solutions that improve seed access, either through prioritizing these new seeds in existing social programs or through subsidizing their price to make them more accessible.

Our seeds allow farmers to double their incomes, reduce climate-induced crop losses by 54%, and the maize we grow is nutritious enough to significantly reduce zinc, iron, and protein deficiencies. In 2024, we reached 30,000 farmers in Guatemala,  and El Salvador, who produced enough maize to feed over 1 million individuals. In 2025, our target is doubled to reach 60,000 farmers and their families.

Semilla Nueva

Fundación Kahlo was established to preserve Frida’s legacy and promote Mexican, Indigenous, and Latin American art and culture.

**Fundación Kahlo**, a newly formed nonprofit organization based in New York City, was conceived and established by the Kahlo family to preserve Frida’s legacy and promote Mexican, Indigenous, and Latin American art and culture on a global scale. The Foundation will play a pivotal role in the development, opening, and ongoing stewardship of the museum, as well as launching a slate of public-facing initiatives that reflect Frida’s artistic legacy and humanitarian values.

In addition to completing the museum, **Fundación Kahlo** will spearhead a range of cultural initiatives, including:

-         The **Kahlo Art Prize**, a biennial award recognizing visionary contemporary artists

-         **Las Ayudas**, a grantmaking program inspired by the Kahlo family’s lifelong support of community, indigenous creatives, educators, and social changemakers

Fundación Kahlo

"Providing relief and recovery in the wake of major disasters, traumatic events and social injustice." -AWB

Acupuncturists Without Borders (AWB) provides immediate disaster relief and recovery to communities that are in crisis resulting from disaster or human conflict. AWB is committed to creating alliances with local community based organizations and treating all who have been affected - survivors, first responders, emergency personnel and other care providers.  AWB uses community-style acupuncture to provide caring, compassionate treatment in a group setting. This model of treatment allows everyone treated to experience relief from stress and trauma together. When the entire group feels calm and quiet, hope, determination and resilience rises powerfully within it.

Acupuncturists Without Borders

A nonprofit organization on a mission to create a fair financial marketplace for hardworking families.


Our values inform everything that we do:

We meet people where they are, not where we think they should be
We build on what people have, no matter the shape or size
We respect the diverse communities we serve and recognize their hidden strengths

Mission Asset Fund

Our mission is to provide quality college mentorship for all. 

About Us.
For Students. By Students.

As recent graduates, we've gone through the challenge of juggling AP classes, standardized testing, college applications, financial aid, and searching for scholarships - all within the same semester. It can be tough, especially if you don't have anyone to help you. That's where we come in.


We started Take on College in 2019 because we noticed the lack of mentorship resources available for those who would become first-generation college students. The average college counselor can cost upwards of $100 per meeting - and as college students who can't afford that, we want to help.

 

Through Take on College, we provide an accessible program for students to learn from others who have just gone through the same process. Each one of our mentors has experience in mentoring and college essay editing. Enjoy our services; learn about our take on essays, resumes, cover letters, and more!

Take on College

PPRM provides education, advocacy, and patient-centered sexual and reproductive health care, including abortion care. 

Planned Parenthood of the Rocky Mountains

We disrupt the most entrenched systemic inequities women face in the entrepreneurial ecosystem and investment landscape.

digitalundivided, founded in 2012, is a leading nonprofit organization focused on disrupting systemic inequities in the entrepreneurial ecosystem. Through the use of data, innovative programs, intentional networks, and strategic advocacy, it builds equitable pathways to women founders, particularly for women of color, and addresses long-standing barriers to success in entrepreneurship.

One of the organization’s most influential contributions has been its research, notably the groundbreaking ProjectDiane report, which was the first to highlight the state of Black and Latina women founders. This historic research continues to drive digitalundivided’s expanded efforts, which have sparked global conversations on inclusion and equity in entrepreneurship.

digitalundivided runs several key programs—START, BIG Pre-Accelerator, BREAKTHROUGH, Do You Fellowship, and the New C-Suite—that provide essential resources, advisory services, and investments to support founders throughout their entrepreneurial journeys. While based in the U.S., its reach and impact have extended globally, resonating with over 250,000 people through its extensive ecosystem and over $750.000 in grants distributed to support women-led businesses.

The organization’s mission centers on breaking down entrenched systemic inequities in entrepreneurship, using a multipronged approach that includes data-driven programming, a supportive network of mentors and allies, and a commitment to systemic change. With more than a decade of experience, it has directly served over 1,500 founders and continues to foster economic independence and resilience through its ongoing work.

In the next three years, digitalundivided aims to expand its influence even further. Its goal is to triple its network of global capital partners, integrate its entrepreneurs into deal flows, and drive a 30% increase in women founders engaged in its programs. The organization has also invested in professional development and infrastructure to deliver more holistic support for founders, leveraging insights from its research to meet the needs of an evolving entrepreneurial landscape.

Through its hybrid approach—combining virtual accessibility with in-person engagement—digitalundivided remains at the forefront of inclusive innovation. Its continued commitment to research-backed programming ensures its offerings remain relevant and impactful, positioning the organization as a key driver of systemic change in the entrepreneurial space.

For more information, visit www.digitalundivided.com and follow on Twitter (@digundiv), Instagram, and Facebook (@digitalundivided).



digitalundivided

Capital is the oxygen to all industries. The iDAC Foundation is connecting the industry to advance a more inclusive marketplace.

The IDAC Foundation recognizes the importance of capital as the oxygen to all industries. Each industry's diverse needs and uses of capital vary, requiring a solution to synchronize the myriad of efforts across stakeholders. At the IDAC Foundation, we are committed to connecting the industry to advance:

- Financial Literacy: through partnerships and new programs, we acknowledge the full life cycle of financial literacy training and education needed to reduce wealth inequality. From early childhood education efforts to adult financial wellness programs, our goal is to ensure financial literacy becomes a fundamental right for all. 
- Financial Career Paths: we partner with various diverse intern and career path programs to generate a more inclusive workforce. Since entry level roles in financial services tend to start at higher income levels, we are investing time into programs and partnerships that train more underrepresented communities for a career in financial services, while creating mentoring programs for mid to late-stage leaders to take on roles as asset owners, chief of investment officers, trustees, board of directors, as an example.  
- Resource Sharing: we provide free thought leadership programming and research  to amplify data to leaders and institutions to make informed decisions on the state of underrepresented communities while tracking progress for a more inclusive ecosystem. 

The IDAC Foundation

Our mission is to strengthen and diversify the network of legal psychedelic service providers, beginning in Oregon.

About Alma Institute: 

Our mission is to strengthen and diversify the network of legal psychedelic service providers by offering prioritized enrollment and certification opportunities to people from marginalized communities. We seek to increase benefits and prevent harms by creating pathways to apprenticeship, employment, and ongoing peer support for facilitators in this growing field.

Launching in Oregon in 2023, our social justice-rooted training program practicum to prepare students for licensure under the nation’s first legal psilocybin services program. We seek to raise industry standards so people from all backgrounds can find belonging and thrive in psychedelic work. This requires anchoring in trauma-informed care, cultural humility, feedback, accountability, and meaningful practices of sacred reciprocity. 

We exist so psychedelic healing work can not only be available to our communities, but relevant to our ancestral and lived experiences and impactful for generations to come.

Our Approach:

We hold a strong focus on continued support and skill building for new graduates, and are weaving a culture of engagement, mentorship and accountability into our programming. We will support this by hosting in person and digital integration circles for new and experienced facilitators, supporting networks of student pods to continue learning together, and leading industry-wide conversations about ethical standards and care. 

Oregon ranks among the worst for mental health conditions and is dismal in access to therapy and psychiatric services. The numbers are even worse for people from marginalized social locations. These community members experience higher rates of the very mental health conditions that psilocybin can help address. However, psilocybin is not a cure-all. Wellbeing is systemic and depends on the harmony of a variety of factors. The success of psilocybin services will depend largely on the trust and rapport established between client and facilitator, the client's sense of safety and belonging, the environment in which services occur, and importantly, the follow-up care and support provided.

As in talk therapy, it is critical that patients have the option of working with someone who has shared identifiers and can relate to their lived experience. This is especially important when working with racial and gender-based trauma and deep healing processes. 

Additionally, the lasting benefits of psilocybin will rely on external factors, such as access to healthcare, safe and consistent housing, healthy food, community support, and gainful employment. It is essential that individuals working in this new industry understand and are engaged with the intersectional approach to wellbeing and community health; if they don't, the industry will be peddling a short-term band-aid solution, with service sites overwhelmed by high-paying experience seekers and fail to deliver on the promises of lasting change and healing promoted by the Psilocybin Services Act. 

Alma Institute seeks to bring a deeper inquiry to psychedelic therapies and help raise standards for the field at large. If we are successful, we can shift the conversation from one laser focused on mental health, to one about the historical roots of our suffering and the systemic shifts needed for collective healing.

Alma Institute

The Jeneba Project transforms the lives of girls in Sierra Leone via a high quality foundational and civics education.

A Next Jen revolution.

The Sengbe Pieh senior secondary excellence academy is dedicated to granting dozens of promising young women access to a quality high school education and to paving a way for them to forge a bright future. Through the academy, students not only gain strong academic foundations but also learn to establish their voice, gain awareness of their rights, take pride in and ownership of their minds and bodies, and gain the confidence to march forward and dictate their own successes. 

We aim to transform the face of education for girls in Sierra Leone with a mission to foster intellectual growth, develop leadership and catalyze social impact across communities.

We focus on four pillars of success:

1. Education quality: Our small class cohorts of 24 girls are taught by six subject matter teachers, which enables the personalized attention needed to achieve strong academic foundations. 

2. Civic and Female Empowerment: On “Special Fridays”, we teach topics key to civic education with a special focus on female empowerment.

3. Critical Thinking: By moving from corporal punishment to PBIS (Positive behavioral interventions and support) techniques, we create an environment where girls feel comfortable posing questions rather than avoiding wrong answers.

4. International exposure: We host international guest lecturers onsite. In the past, these partners have expanded computer literacy skills; taught girls about their reproductive systems; and conducted art therapy to foster self-esteem and resolve conflicts.

We are ready for a revolution! Join us in creating this next generation of women who are adamant about making the future a better one for themselves, their families and communities.

Jeneba Project

We amplify opportunities for equity to the historically excluded in STEAM, conservation, and birding.

From scholarships benefiting students who identify under the imperfect term “BIPOC” to Freedom Birders. We offer multiple opportunities for career development, community science, and networking.

We envision a system in which higher education is free, equitable, and accessible in the United States. We are one of the few Black-led and Latinx-led organizations, at all organizational levels, in conservation. Your generosity helps us amplify opportunities for equity in conservation.

Amplify the Future

A non-profit organization that empowers & supports people of color & women small business owners in the under-served communities.

Synergy4WBO is a non-profit organization that is changing the future! By empowering people of color and women-owned small businesses especially in the underserved communities to be equally profitable, sustainable,and successful compared to their non-minority counterparts.
We provide one-on-one mentoring, professional coaching, educational opportunities, marketing support, and access to funding to members of our community. We help them to rise up and thrive beyond their unimaginable potential. 
Our members rate our overall program success at 4.6 out of 5.0 and in achieving direct growth and sustainability.

Synergy 4wbo Inc

We're a street outreach program 
and foster based dog rescue  dedicated to animal welfare 🐾 ❤️


"It's ironic that I started out on theses very streets in the 80s and was apart of a documentary about homeless youth, now here I am 32 years later helping those living in homelessness on the very streets that I began on long ago.

Seattle Dogs started in 2014, helping one dog at a time, one paw  with one bag of dog food one paw at a time we handed out pet food. After working hard to have it all midway through our lives we spiraled down the windy road to nowhere fast and as the world we'd  built with unwavering love, dealing with hardships, forging our happily ever afters, having beautiful moments with our 3 young grankids, enjoying our dogs, it all came crashing down, were we really at rock bottom? With the reality of losing our home in our faces we began to navigate homelessness with our 4 dogs  

 we understood the obstacles, needs and necessities of these dogs and their humans. We had no idea when we started this that we would grow into who we are today. We look forward to learning and growing as we navigate our way thru the need of the animals and their humans

Diagnosed with stage 4 liver disease I am truly living that country song "live like you were dying" by Tim McGraw, while surrounded by love I battle my illness and push to keep Seattle Dogs going,we have to stay open, we must keep going, it's keeping me alive, with this I ask you to please donate! With folded hands, head bowed, a partners support, beautiful friends that push me forward while still loving me at my worst, my  as grandaughter now a woman of 20 she is strong, standing beside me with all of this + amazing donors like you giving Seattle Dogs air to keep us going we've got what it takes to continue to keep moving forward, working together to save lives,

Thank you ❤️‍🩹

"Give me a lever and I'll change the world" 

Seattle Dogs Homeless Program

The Decade Project is dedicated to making business ownership reflect the race, gender, and ethnicity of America.

What if American business ownership looked like America? Right now, it doesn’t, but it could.  The Decade Project (TDP) has the audacious goal of having American business ownership (firms with one or more employees) reflect the race/ethnicity and gender of America by 2035. By intentionally investing in role models, financial capital accessibility, entrepreneurial upskilling, mentorship and networking, and catalyzing all of our nation’s talent, the U.S. could have over 2 million more sustainable employer firms, 20 million more jobs, 4 times the amount of innovation and a $4 trillion increase in annual GDP. 

The Decade Project

The Miami Recovery Project is a non-profit organization focused on providing recovery support to the Miami community.  

Mission
The mission of Miami Recovery Project is to support recovery in all its forms and increase recovery capital in the recovery community. MRP provides recovery support services through peer support, advocacy, education and stigma reduction.  

Vision
Miami Recovery Project envisions a community where everyone has an equal opportunity to recover from alcohol and substance use. One day recovery will be destigmatized and understood by all.  

Miami Recovery Project Inc

Goodjustice helps people reach their created potential through physical, emotional, and spiritual investment.

For nearly 20 years, Goodjustice has been bringing hope and opportunities to marginalized communities around the world. Goodjustice provides basic needs like clean drinking water and shelter along with giving education and partnership to transform communities both through meeting essential needs and providing valuable resources. Goodjustice is committed to global partnership and transformative work to bring hope and life to those who need it most.

What we do:
*Education- Through the investment of education the course of children, families and villages is radically changed. Learn more: https://www.goodjustice.com/sponsor-a-desk/
*Home Ownership- Goodjustice walks with people out of poverty into prosperity through home ownership and a sustainable life style. Learn more: https://www.goodjustice.com/rebuild-malawi/
*Clean Water & Sanitation- Goodjustice provides access to clean, safe and reliable water to 1,000s of people each year – one community at a time. Learn more:
https://www.goodjustice.com/source-of-life/

Goodjustice is a nationally run organization. The Directors in Malawi and Honduras were born and raised in their respective countries. Due to their high level of integrity many communities reach out to them to partner in community projects.

100% of the work that Goodjustice facilitates is partnership based. Communities and families working together for the greater good of their fellow Malawians and Hondurans. Simply put, if there is no investment from the families or communities Goodjustice will not go alone.

Goodjustice

Advancing racial and economic justice to ensure dignity and opportunity for low-income people and people of color.

EBC builds power with systems-impacted people to drive systems-change. Over its 27-year history, the families and communities EBC organizes with have collectively transformed the criminal justice system in California, from closing  abusive youth prisons to passing first-of-its-kind legislation to challenge racial discrimination in trials and sentencing. Building on the organizing approach of civil rights leader Ella Baker, EBC invests in the leadership of the people most impacted by racial oppression. EBC is led by systems-impacted people and implements solutions created from lived expertise. Recent California victories like the Racial Justice Act for All, the RISE Act, and the Access to Programming Act were pioneered at EBC and are poised to bring thousands home to their families. EBC also invests in leadership in its core base. For example, currently incarcerated people are most impacted – but least included – in policies for decarceration. Through EBC’s 9,000+ inside member network, currently incarcerated people weigh in on policy solutions, organize with their peers, speak out on issues impacting their lives, and get support to advocate for their freedom. Locally, in the Bay Area, EBC builds credible alternatives to prisons. Restore Oakland, EBC’s community center, models investments that return opportunity to over-criminalized neighborhoods. Here, EBC and partners offer resources like restorative justice circles, re-entry support, tenants rights tools, job training, and entrepreneurship funding that build a vibrant, prosperous community. Organizing for safety, power, freedom, and opportunity, EBC advances the self-determination of the people most impacted by the criminal justice system.

Ella Baker Center for Human Rights

We promote socioeconomic inclusion in Latin America and the Caribbean through access to technology and skills training.

[The Trust for the Americas](https://www.trustfortheamericas.org/) provides underserved populations with access to technology and digital, entrepreneurial, and soft skills training in 400 learning centers, managed by a network of 59 local partners. Upon completion of their training, individuals who take these courses have improved access to jobs, start their own businesses, or pursue further education.

The Trust was established 27 years ago to **promote social and economic inclusion** for vulnerable communities in the **Americas** through partnerships with the public, private, and non-profit sectors. Our unique alliance with the Organization of American States (OAS) allows us to have access to decision-makers within the region. This foundational partnership is the basis through which we create strong networks across member states and the private sector.

Through its employability and entrepreneurship programs, The Trust has positively **impacted over 5.5 million individuals in 29 countries of the Western Hemisphere**, helping them on their journey towards economic independence for themselves and their communities.



The Trust for the Americas

Feeding Ga Families is a nonprofit focused on food, nutrition, housing, workforce development, and basic resources assistance.

Feeding GA Families is on a mission to provide food security, housing assistance, workforce development, and basic resources assistance to vulnerable individuals and families in our community.

FOOD SECURITY
-- Our Weekly Drive Thru Food Pantry ensures that families have access to nutritious meals every week.
-- We also offer a weekly Vegan, Plantbased, Allergy Friendly Food Pantry to cater to specific dietary needs.
-- For seniors and those with medical conditions, our Emergency Food Home Deliveries bring nourishment right to their doorstep.
-- Our Meal's On Wheels 4 Kids GA Home Deliveries program ensures that children never go hungry.

HOUSING ASSISTANCE
-- We provide temporary housing to families facing homelessness, giving them a safe place to stay during times of crisis.
-- Through our Housing Resources program, we connect individuals and families with affordable housing options and support services.
-- We offer Utilities Assistance & Resources to help struggling households keep their lights on and heat running.

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

-- Our Career*Learning Center equips individuals with the skills and resources they need to secure stable employment.

BASIC RESOURCES ASSISTANCE
-- Our Community Garden not only provides fresh produce, but also serves as a place of community engagement and empowerment.
-- Join our Adopt A Road / Community Clean Up initiative to keep our neighborhoods clean and vibrant.
--We provide Unhoused (Homeless) Hot Meals & Resource Assistance to those living on the streets, ensuring they have a warm meal and access to support services.
-- Pets are family too, which is why we have the Pet Pantry "Project Companion" to provide food and resources for furry friends.

By supporting Feeding GA Families, you are contributing to the fight against hunger and homelessness in our community. Your donations and support will make a lasting impact and help us create a brighter future for those in need. Together, we can ensure that every individual and family has access to the basic necessities they deserve.

Donate today and be a part of the change!

Feeding GA Families

Centro Legal is a free legal services agency advancing the rights of low-income, immigrant, Black, and Latinx communities

Founded in 1969, Centro Legal is protecting and advancing the rights of low-income, immigrant, Black, and Latinx communities through bilingual legal representation, education, and advocacy. By combining quality legal services with know-your-rights education and youth development, Centro Legal ensures access to justice for thousands of individuals throughout Northern and Central California.

Centro Legal de la Raza

Our Mission is to create a community Makerspace in the Greater Compton Area, with equal access to resources to inspire all.

Our Mission is to create a community Makerspace in the Greater Compton Area, with equal access to tools, workshops, technology, and resources to inspire creativity, facilitate lifelong learning, and provide inclusive and equitable opportunities for all.

Short Term Goals (2024/2025)
Expand workshop and class offerings based on community feedback;
Engage more deeply with the community;
Create a mini-makerspace to support small businesses and encourage new business ventures;
Increase Revenue Streams through membership expansion, capital campaigns, grant opportunities, community fundraisers, and sponsorships;

Long Term Goals (2025 & Beyond)
Continue enhancing services offered to the community;
Become a central fixture within the community;
Plan and develop the Compton Makers Hub with the support of the community;
Replicate our process and parts of our makerspace model to bring a makerspace to multiple underserved communities.

The Makers Hub

Dignity, Justice and Social Equity, Integrity, Stewardship, and Hope

CAUSE organizes a grassroots base within predominantly Latino communities in the Central Coast of California to advocate for policy change to promote affordable housing, a healthy environment, and justice for immigrant workers.  We believe those directly impacted by problems such as housing insecurity, toxic pollution, and unfair working conditions must lead the solutions. We organize committees of grassroots leaders who meet bi-weekly in five cities throughout the region to build their leadership, grow their communities’ people power, identify their priority issues and carry out campaigns for systemic change.  Our staff works with our grassroots base to develop strategies including neighborhood organizing, civic engagement, coalition building, research and communications, and policy advocacy. CAUSE recruits our grassroots leaders through two methods: We organize immigrant adults through the house meeting organizing model pioneered by the United Farm Workers, where community members invite friends, family and neighbors into their home to learn about CAUSE and discuss issues important to their community, and are then asked to host a house meeting themselves and join the local committee.  We organize youth of color through classroom presentations at local high schools and community colleges to recruit youth and young adults who come to an on-campus meeting to learn about CAUSE, discuss issues in the community, and be invited to join their local committee. CAUSE committees have won victories such as getting a city to create a new community park and afterschool teen center, stopped a polluting power plant from being built, passed local eviction protections, and more.

Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy (CAUSE)

Ensuring political and economic parity for Latinas through leadership, advocacy and education.

Hispanas Organized for Political Equality® (HOPE) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan organization committed to ensuring political and economic parity for Latinas through leadership, advocacy, and education to benefit all communities and the status of women.

HOPE® prepares and supports Latinas as civic leaders, advocates for policy changes that champion equity for Latinas, and educates the public on the experiences and contributions of Latinas to our economy and society. For 35 years, HOPE’s innovative programming has served 60,000 Latinas and touched the lives of several thousand more through our advocacy efforts.

Latinas come to HOPE with a vision for a brighter future, and they graduate from our programs with the skills, knowledge, confidence, and collective ability to transform their communities and the world.

Together, we can uplift Latinas and bring about a bright future for our nation.

Hispanas Organized for Political Equality (HOPE)

Strategies, research, and resources that support the agency and influence of women’s foundations and gender justice funders.

WFN provides a collaborative environment for gender equity funders that connects bold ideas with the resources to propel them into action.

Through our network of more than 120 women’s funds and foundations, WFN provides gender justice leaders and advocates with a variety of tools to help them succeed—from research and education, to strategic-led initiatives and events, to advocacy and unifying a collective, amplified voice.

Lasting movements for equality are built and propelled at the grassroots level. When women, gender-expansive people, and their families are given the opportunity to create the resources they need for gaining education, accessing healthcare, and growing physical and financial security, they are capable of lifting whole communities with them. 

Join us, as members, supporters and sponsors to build a powerful alliance of gender justice funders and strengthen our sectors resilience for the future by prioritizing intersectionality, equity and grassroots movements. 

Women's Funding Network

A nonprofit urban farm and edcucation center working towards a just food system for all.

**Zenger Farm** is a 501(c)3 nonprofit working urban farm in Portland, OR that models, promotes, and educates about sustainable food systems, environmental stewardship, community development, and access to good food for all. We are guided by a vision of a healthy, resilient community, where the wellbeing and prosperity of children and adults, regardless of race, geography or socio-economic status, is enhanced through access to affordable, plentiful and nourishing foods. As a justice centered, food access and education non-profit, we believe nourishment is a basic human right and that the root causes of inequitable food access – racism, poverty and other systems of oppression – must be addressed to create a just food system. [www.zengerfarm.org](https://www.zengerfarm.org)

Zenger Farm

La Peña nurtures grassroots social justice movements through artistic, cultural & community empowerment.

Rooted in the Latin American and Caribbean diaspora, La Peña Cultural Center collaborates with and unites communities by preserving and celebrating cultural traditions; producing creative new works; and nurturing global grassroots social justice movements with artists, activists and allies.

La Peña Cultural Center

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