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Hope Leadership Trust is a Tacoma, Washington-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering African immigrant and refugee youth and families. We break the cycle of crisis by providing healing-centered mentorship, leadership academies, and economic pathways. Through our community-anchored hubs, we build sustainable pipelines for stability, self-sufficiency, and generational impact. We deliver integrated programs focused on Leadership & Mentorship, Healing & Wellness, and Economic Mobility.
Our mission is to create a future where every immigrant and refugee youth and family has hope. We focus on providing educational support, skill development, and civic engagement opportunities to ensure long-term success and growth.
Hope Leadership Trust partners with community organizations, funders, and institutions to advance healing, leadership development, and economic opportunity for African immigrant and refugee youth, women, and families. We are committed to creating culturally responsive, community-driven solutions that strengthen stability, resilience, and long-term success.
Association of Fundraising Professionals - South Sound is a Tacoma, Washington-based nonprofit dedicated to advancing philanthropy and inspiring excellence in the fundraising profession. We serve the South Sound region, supporting non-profit organizations and their fundraising teams. Our approach centers on providing members with valuable resources, networking opportunities, and professional development to enhance their fundraising capabilities. We foster a vibrant philanthropic community through nurturing fundraising professional excellence.
The AFP South Sound Chapter offers a range of programs and events, including the annual National Philanthropy Day Awards, Summer Socials, and educational webinars. We are committed to supporting fundraising professionals at all levels, from emerging leaders to seasoned experts.
Key differentiators include our focus on local community engagement, our robust IDEA program, and our strong partnerships with local businesses and foundations. We also offer mentorship programs and scholarships to support the next generation of fundraisers.
Workforce Southwest Washington is a leading regional workforce development organization based in Vancouver, Washington. We empower individuals across Clark, Cowlitz, and Wahkiakum counties to secure fulfilling employment and support the growth of thriving businesses. Our work focuses on providing targeted training and resources for adults and young adults, particularly in key sectors like manufacturing, construction, and healthcare. We partner with local businesses and organizations to ensure a skilled workforce ready to meet the demands of the regional economy. Since 2002, we’ve invested over $142.5 million, driving economic opportunity and prosperity for our communities.
Workforce Southwest Washington oversees the public workforce system, connecting job seekers with employers and investing in programs that build a stronger, more resilient workforce. We are committed to bridging the skills gap and fostering a future where everyone has access to high-quality employment.
Key differentiators include our strategic focus on high-growth industries, our collaborative partnerships across the region, and our dedication to measurable outcomes. We’re proud to be a catalyst for economic development and a champion for workforce success.
Intelligent Media and Design is a Birmingham, Alabama-based non-profit video game publisher dedicated to creating Bible-based video games and other Christian media. We’re a team of passionate developers, business leaders, and ministry experts united by a vision to redeem the video game space for the glory of God. Our mission is to publish rich, Biblically interactive media to positively change lives, equipping the Church and discipleship the nations through engaging educational experiences. We focus on delivering high-quality Bible-based games to everyone, free of charge.
IMD Interactive publishes Christian video games & technology to shift attention from traditional media to Bible-based content. We’re committed to providing an environment to create relevant media and offer opportunities to use individual skills to put others first. We strive to establish immersive experiences through art, software, and music to enhance Bible literacy and understanding.
Anointed Games is the branding behind IMD’s effort to portray God’s anointed heroes in the Bible. We’ve released approximately two hours of gameplay in titles like The Anointed: Heart of David, including levels like the Training Ground, Shepherd’s Field, and David Saves Keilah. We are a 501(c)(3) organization, relying solely on donations to fund our ministry efforts.
Iowa Immigration Education Coalition is a Des Moines, Iowa-based nonprofit dedicated to providing Iowans with accurate information about immigration. We support businesses, labor groups, and community leaders in navigating the complexities of immigration policy and its impact on Iowa’s economy and communities. Our work focuses on research, publications, and community forums, offering a fact-based approach to immigration discussions.
We empower Iowans with the knowledge needed to support common-sense immigration policies that enhance Iowa’s quality of life and affirm the dignity of immigrants. We provide resources to policymakers, community leaders, and the media, fostering informed dialogue and promoting a positive understanding of immigration in Iowa.
Assembly Required is a Baton Rouge, Louisiana-based nonprofit organization dedicated to catalyzing change in our community through civic and business innovation. We equip locals with the perspectives, relationships, and practical steps needed to drive impactful initiatives. We focus on dismantling barriers to opportunity, particularly for STARs – workers skilled through alternative routes – who represent a significant untapped talent pool in Louisiana and across the nation. Our work directly supports organizations like Steadfast Foundation and Baton Rouge Youth Coalition, empowering individuals to achieve economic mobility. We are proud to partner with leaders like the Louisiana Workforce Commission and organizations such as ThreeSixtyEight to address the ‘paper ceiling’ and create a more inclusive economy for all Louisianans.
Assembly Required’s core mission is to address the systemic barriers faced by STARs – over one million individuals in Louisiana alone – who are often overlooked due to a reliance on traditional four-year degrees. We achieve this through strategic events, such as the UNTAPPED film screening, which sparks critical conversations and fosters collaboration among community leaders, employers, and STARs themselves. Our events are designed to inspire action and drive tangible change.
Key differentiators include our focus on STARs, our commitment to dismantling the ‘paper ceiling,’ and our collaborative approach, working with organizations like Myles, The SpringHill Company, and the Ad Council to amplify our impact. We are a non-profit with 11 staff members, dedicated to building a more equitable and prosperous future for Louisiana.
Brighton Ski Team is a non-profit organization dedicated to youth alpine ski racing, based at Brighton Resort in Utah. We provide comprehensive training and competition opportunities for skiers ages 5-15, fostering long-term athlete development through technical, tactical, physical, mental, and social-emotional skill development. Our mission is to promote youth skiing through our competitive programs, nurturing a love for the sport and building a strong sense of community. We leverage the ‘greatest snow on Earth’ at Brighton Resort to deliver a premier experience.
At Brighton Ski Team, we focus on developing athletes’ skills, teamwork, and sportsmanship in a supportive environment. We aim to foster a love for the sport, encourage personal growth, and prepare our participants for competition at various levels. We prioritize safety, fun, and building a strong sense of community.
Established in 1994, Brighton Ski Team offers a unique opportunity for young skiers to excel in a supportive and engaging environment. We are committed to providing exceptional coaching and a positive experience for all our participants.
Peer Solutions Inc is a nonprofit organization based in Tempe, Arizona, dedicated to preventing harm and building safer communities. We work with youth to address the root causes of trauma and create a world where safety, fairness, and respect are the norm. Our programs, including the Healing Toolbox, focus on evidence-informed strategies and youth leadership, fostering resilience and protective factors across the social ecology. We partner with schools, communities, and organizations to interrupt cycles of harm and build supportive networks.
Peer Solutions serves 12,878 youth and 1,163 adults annually through our programs, which are designed to be accessible and inclusive of all identities and abilities. We are committed to addressing the pre-birth to prison pipeline and cultivating social norms that promote well-being.
Our key differentiators include a youth-led approach, a focus on prevention, and a commitment to evidence-based strategies. We prioritize community involvement and create a collaborative environment for lasting change.
Pitchfork Pantry is a student-led food pantry operating in Tempe, Arizona, dedicated to combating food insecurity among Arizona State University students. We provide free access to fresh produce, rescued groceries, and essential toiletries, ensuring students can focus on their studies and achieve their full potential. As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we operate through the support of volunteers and community partners, embodying a commitment to compassion and building a thriving campus community. We recognize the sovereignty of the Akimel O’odham and the 22 Tribal Nations of Arizona, striving to foster an environment of success and possibility for all students.
Established in 2017 in response to research indicating that 32% of ASU dorm residents experienced inconsistent access to food, Pitchfork Pantry began as a student club. Through strategic partnerships with First United Methodist Church and the Student Success Center, we’ve expanded our reach to serve students across four campuses – Tempe, Downtown, West Valley, and Polytechnic – offering weekly distributions and pop-up events.
Our work extends beyond simply providing food; we also offer tools for developing better life skills, accessing emergency resources, and SNAP assistance. We are committed to continuous improvement and welcome feedback to enhance our services and ensure we are meeting the evolving needs of our student community.
Woodlawn United is a nonprofit organization dedicated to community revitalization in Birmingham, Alabama. Since 2010, we’ve been a catalyst for positive change, working alongside residents, partners, and business owners to build a vibrant and sustainable neighborhood. Our holistic approach focuses on four key pillars: a ‘cradle-to-career’ education pathway, high-quality mixed-income housing, community wellness programs, and economic vitality initiatives. We’re inspired by the Purpose Built Communities model, aiming to end concentrated poverty and create opportunities for all. We’ve made a significant impact, including constructing the James Rushton Early Learning & Family Success Center, establishing i3 Academy, and creating the Woodlawn WORx workforce development program. Our mission is to serve as a catalyst and facilitator for the transformation and revitalization of the Woodlawn community.
We prioritize initiatives and leverage resources across these areas, ensuring a comprehensive and sustainable impact. We’ve invested $31 million to date, renovating 128 owner-occupied homes, creating 64 multi-family affordable housing units, and building 12 single-family homes. Our work extends to supporting over 4,000 student health screenings and 3,858 truancy prevention phone calls.
Woodlawn United is committed to breaking the cycle of intergenerational poverty in Woodlawn, fostering a thriving community for current and future generations.
HyeID is a Glendale, California-based non-profit organization dedicated to unifying Armenians worldwide through the creation of a representative Diaspora Armenian Parliament. We provide a secure digital identity card, the HyeID Card, enabling Armenian citizens globally to participate in democratic elections and access a network of discounts and benefits. Our core mission is to foster a stronger sense of community and collective power among the Armenian diaspora, supporting Armenia and Artsakh through coordinated initiatives and economic empowerment. We are building a reliable Armenian database to inform strategic decision-making and facilitate impactful projects.
HyeID’s primary function is the establishment and servicing of the Diaspora Armenian Parliament (DAP), a democratically elected body representing the interests of the Armenian diaspora. The HyeID Card serves as the foundation for this process, providing a secure and verifiable means of identification and participation. Through the HyeID network, Armenians can access a range of benefits, including discounted products and services, fostering economic growth and strengthening community bonds. The HyeID Card is more than just an ID; it’s a symbol of Armenian identity and a tool for collective action.
At HyeID, we prioritize transparency and democratic governance. Our organization operates as an efficient arena where all Armenians unite, join each other, and together can realize Pan-Armenian projects. We are committed to preserving and advancing Armenian cultural identity while advocating for the sovereignty and prosperity of Armenia and Artsakh. Our focus is on building a united and empowered diaspora, leveraging technology and community engagement to achieve our shared goals.
Our mission is to impact the lives of young people by providing learning opportunities and educational programs that promote character development and life-enhancing values through the game of golf.
First Tee Birmingham, governed by Fore Alabama Kids Foundation, offers programs at learning centers, golf courses, and in schools, fostering honesty, integrity, confidence, and respect in young people.
Founded in 2003, we serve over 200 kids annually, equipping them with the skills they need to succeed in all areas of life.
Founded in 1975 as the 104th affiliate of the National Urban League, we empower individuals and families through a comprehensive suite of programs, including education, entrepreneurship, jobs and training, housing, and community justice initiatives.
Our approach centers on building community wealth and fostering self-reliance, providing critical resources and support to help our clients achieve long-term stability and success. We are committed to creating a more just and equitable Broward County for all.
With a dedicated staff of 92 and a strong network of volunteers and partners, the Urban League of Broward County has served over 14,000 individuals annually and connected 2,187 entrepreneurs to small business financial education. We continue to expand our impact through innovative programs and strategic collaborations.
Acts4Rwanda is a US-based nonprofit organization dedicated to transforming the lives of vulnerable youth in Kigali, Rwanda. We provide holistic support, including child sponsorship, education, and discipleship, to break the cycle of poverty and empower Rwandan children to become impactful members of their communities. Our approach focuses on meeting each child’s physical, educational, and spiritual needs, fostering a path to success and lasting transformation. We are committed to building a brighter future for Rwanda’s youth through Christ.
Acts4Rwanda partners with local communities and international supporters to address critical challenges faced by children in Rwanda, such as lack of education, poverty, and vulnerability to exploitation. We believe in the power of education and faith to create lasting change.
Our key differentiator is our personalized, high-touch approach to child sponsorship, ensuring that each sponsored child receives comprehensive support and opportunities for growth. We’ve successfully sponsored 173 students in six years, achieving a 100% graduation rate and 100% pass rate on national exams.
Southern Idaho Sailing Outreach is a nonprofit organization based in Boise, Idaho, dedicated to providing sailing instruction and opportunities for youth in southern Idaho. We offer a range of sailing programs, from beginner to advanced, utilizing a fleet of RS Zest Sailboats, Lasers, and Boston Whaler coach boats at Lucky Peak State Park’s Spring Shores Marina. Our mission is to foster a love of sailing and water safety among young people, supported by strategic partnerships with local government and community organizations. We connect graduates to further sailing opportunities through our connections with the Southern Idaho Sailing Association.
We work closely with the City of Boise, Idaho State Parks, and the US Sailing Association to deliver impactful sailing experiences. Our programs are designed to build confidence, teamwork, and a respect for the environment. We are a vital part of the Southern Idaho community, providing accessible sailing education and promoting lifelong engagement with the sport.
Established in 2017, Southern Idaho Sailing Outreach has grown to serve over 200 students annually, demonstrating our commitment to expanding access to sailing in the region. We rely on community funding and volunteer support to continue our work.
Our primary focus is on fundraising to provide unmet funding needs for school programs. We achieve this through events like our annual gala and auction, merchandise sales, and grant programs.
The Stadium High School Boosters Club fosters a strong school community by offering opportunities for students to learn, grow, and socialize together. We are proud to be a vital partner in the success of Stadium High School, and we welcome all members to join us in supporting our students and school spirit.
We address urgent needs for food, clothing referrals, heat and electric assistance referrals, and counseling services. Our Food Programs provide seasonal basket giveaways and supper programs, while our Clothing Closet offers emergency clothing to individuals and families facing economic hardships or crisis.
RFMission’s commitment to holistic well-being is reflected in our Health & Wellness programs, designed to promote personal growth and quality of life, and our Older Adults initiatives, fostering engagement and support for our senior community. We are a Faithful Ministry, with a Faithful Board of Directors, a Faithful Staff, Faithful Volunteers, and Faithful Supporters!
We need your help to continue to support our programs. Your contribution, no matter how small, will help families in your community.
Our mission is to support survivors, caregivers, and those affected by cancer through fundraising, awareness campaigns, and community events. We provide a safe and supportive environment where individuals can connect, celebrate resilience, and contribute to groundbreaking cancer research and patient care programs.
What distinguishes Relay for Life at the University of Tennessee is our commitment to building a strong local network of supporters. We offer a variety of fundraising opportunities, including luminaria sales, team challenges, and corporate sponsorships, all aimed at maximizing our impact within the Knoxville community. We are proud to be a vital part of the American Cancer Society’s efforts to eliminate cancer.
Relay for Life at the University of Tennessee has a long history of supporting the American Cancer Society and the Knoxville community, raising over $12,617.31 to date and aiming to reach $10,000.00 this year.
EWI provides a unique platform for women to enhance their professional growth and development through a robust network of connections, career advancement opportunities, and community engagement. Our members benefit from access to valuable resources, leadership training, and diverse perspectives, all while contributing to a more inclusive and equitable business landscape.
Founded in 1938, EWI has a long history of supporting women’s leadership and providing a supportive environment for professional development. We offer a range of programs, including leadership training, scholarship opportunities, and board service experiences, helping women build confidence and make a positive impact on their companies, careers, and communities. We are committed to fostering a vibrant community of women leaders across North America.
Our mission is to empower parents and caregivers with the knowledge and tools they need to nurture healthy, happy, and thriving children. We achieve this through informative articles, practical tips, and a supportive community.
Southern Early Childhood Assoc focuses on fostering positive relationships between parents and children, promoting healthy behaviors, and addressing common challenges faced by families. We are committed to making a positive impact on the lives of children and families in our community and beyond. We believe in the importance of early childhood development and strive to provide accessible and valuable information to all parents.
Founded in 2011, Aspire Movement equips mentors to develop and deploy leaders through mutually transforming relationships, fostering wholeness and resilience. We provide long-term, one-on-one and short-term small group mentoring to achieve this vision.
Aspire Movement partners with local churches and schools, serving students from preschool through high school and beyond, with a focus on the Carver High School community. We are committed to walking alongside young people and their communities on the path to wholeness, reflecting God’s love and restoring dignity and right relationship.
Our work is made possible through the generosity of donors and supporters, enabling us to provide ongoing support and resources to students and mentors alike.
Our core mission is to cultivate responsible, resilient, and self-aware leaders through educational programs, community engagement, and a strong emphasis on networking. We offer a diverse range of opportunities, including the Principled Business Leadership Institute, Academy, and Case Competition, designed to equip our members with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in their careers.
As the oldest and largest co-ed professional business fraternity in the United States, with roots dating back to 1904, Alpha Kappa Psi continues to shape individuals and build a legacy of service and achievement. We are a vital resource for students seeking to enhance their leadership capabilities and build lasting professional connections.
We operate Mimi’s House and Bubba’s House, residential care facilities designed to provide stability and a sense of family for children transitioning into the foster care system, often keeping siblings together.
Our mission is to ignite the hearts of our community to foster and meet the needs of these vulnerable children, offering crucial support through The Essentials Project, which provides care packages and local events that build a supportive community for foster families and children.
Founded in 2021 by Kate Wilson, Foster + Heart relies on the generosity of donors and community partners like the Harry W. Morrison Foundation and numerous church organizations to continue its vital work.
We connect volunteers with neighbors who require assistance maintaining their yards, offering services such as lawn mowing, hedge trimming, and general yard cleanup. Our mission is to restore dignity and independence for those facing physical limitations or other challenges that make yard work difficult.
Founded in 2020 during the pandemic, I Want To Mow Your Lawn has grown to encompass over 1,891 volunteers across 50 states, completing more than 2,856 service visits and supporting over 515 households. We operate entirely on volunteer support and donations, ensuring that every service visit is provided free of charge.
We are committed to fostering a sense of community and helping our neighbors thrive, one yard at a time.
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We provide opportunities for players of all skill levels to participate in a thriving tennis and racquet club league, promoting community engagement and athletic development.
Through local events, scholarship programs, and a commitment to preparing athletes for success, the Treasure Coast Tennis Foundation is building a stronger, more active community, one player at a time. We support the growth of tennis and racquet sports, offering a welcoming environment for individuals of all ages and abilities.
Established in 2019, we operate with a team of 2-10 dedicated staff, focused on delivering exceptional tennis experiences and supporting the long-term growth of the sport.
At Futurewise, we believe that every Washingtonian deserves to live in a thriving urban or rural community, with a healthy environment and access to open space. We do this by designing innovative land use policies to address the interconnected challenges facing our communities today—from sprawl and other pressures on farmland to climate justice and more.
What sets Futurewise apart is our 35-year history of working statewide to protect Washington’s farmlands, forests, and water resources through wise land use practices. We champion the Growth Management Act, ensuring communities across Washington—from Spokane to Port Angeles—can plan for a just, sustainable future.
Founded in 1990, Futurewise has grown to 50 employees and continues to be a vital voice for forward-looking land use policy, shaping communities and protecting our natural heritage.
We work to break cycles of poverty by providing comprehensive training and support services, including adult and young adult workforce development initiatives and youth and family services.
OIC of South Florida’s approach centers on a holistic model, addressing both immediate job needs and long-term self-sufficiency. We partner with local schools and government agencies to offer career readiness programs, impacting over 7,000 students annually and securing more than 15,000 jobs for our clients. Our commitment is to provide a pathway to a brighter future for those seeking to overcome barriers to employment.
Beanstalk equips underserved communities, particularly low-income households and youth, with practical skills and resources to prepare for and recover from environmental and economic challenges. We focus on disaster preparedness, food systems, wellness, and green careers, empowering individuals to build stronger, more sustainable futures.
Our core programs, such as the Survive & Thrive series and Climate Action Leadership Academy, provide hands-on training and build hyperlocal resilience hubs. We are committed to fostering community-driven solutions and creating a network of climate action centers across Alabama and the South.
Beanstalk was founded in 2023 and is currently supported by a dedicated team and a generous grant from AARP, demonstrating our commitment to impactful community development. We are actively seeking board members to help us scale our efforts and #ClimbTheBeanstalk.
We provide comprehensive programs focused on leadership, health and wellness, civic engagement, financial literacy, and STEAM, fostering confidence and enhancing leadership skills.
EmpowHERtoFL equips these young women with the tools they need to drive positive systemic change and achieve their full potential, helping them become successful leaders and influencers.
Founded in 2020, we currently operate with a team of 3 and are committed to expanding our reach and impact across Canada and the United States.
Established in 1994, we address critical needs within the community by offering a wide range of programs and services, including youth development, college preparation, career guidance, and health & wellness initiatives. Our core mission is to empower young people to build lasting, positive changes in their lives, fostering skills, relationships, and a sense of belonging.
Worcester Youth Center stands apart through its commitment to providing no-cost, accessible support, recognizing the developmental needs of youth and encouraging them throughout their journey. We aspire to exemplify the motto: "It’s not just a place to go, it is a place to go further."
LEADER is committed to helping providers, consumers, regulators, and policymakers as they strive toward providing more person-centered care to Louisiana elders in every healthcare setting. Actively promote our belief that staff and aging persons deserve to work and live in an environment that promotes the dignity and values of individuals and the persons who care for them.
Our mission is to foster a culture of person-centered care, offering resources and education to support individuals, families, and the broader healthcare community. We champion innovation and partnerships to ensure the highest quality of care and a fulfilling life for older adults.
LEADER’s board members bring extensive experience in consulting, executive management, and public speaking, assisting nursing homes, senior living communities, and families in providing quality and meaningful care.
Our work directly addresses critical community needs, offering support through grants, donations, and volunteer engagement. We focus on empowering individuals to embrace their strengths and opportunities, fostering sustainable communities where children, families, and individuals can thrive.
Inter-Lakes Community Action Partnership distinguishes itself through a deeply rooted commitment to local impact and a collaborative approach, partnering with various organizations to maximize our reach and effectiveness. We are dedicated to creating lasting positive change within our region, ensuring access to vital resources and promoting self-sufficiency. We strive to build a stronger, more resilient community for all.
We serve as a vital platform for knowledge sharing and networking, facilitating trade missions, hosting events, and providing resources for companies seeking to expand their reach across the Atlantic.
Distinguishing ourselves through our focus on key sectors like Technology, CleanTech, Venture Capital, and International Trade, the Chamber actively promotes collaboration and investment opportunities, strengthening the economic ties between California and Spain. Founded in 2010 and currently employing 11-50 people, we are a proud member of the AAECCBA – Association of American European Chambers of Commerce and Business Associations.
We partner with nonprofits, foundations, and community organizations to build sustainable fundraising systems and strengthen donor relationships. Our approach combines strategy, relationship-building, and hands-on execution to help organizations increase funding and expand their reach.
With over a decade of experience across the arts, health & wellness, and environmental sectors, ClearPath Consulting provides expert guidance without the cost of a full in-house development team. We focus on creating stronger communities and helping Orange County nonprofits thrive.
Our primary mission is to accelerate growth within the Orange County startup landscape. We achieve this through a comprehensive suite of services, including a robust startup directory, an ecosystem map, a free tech startup news blog, an events calendar, and a job board.
What distinguishes the Orange County OC Startup Council is our commitment to inclusivity and accessibility. We strive to level the playing field for all Orange County entrepreneurs, providing them with the tools and connections they need to succeed. We are a vital resource for early-stage companies seeking funding, mentorship, and a supportive community.
The OC Startup Council has been instrumental in connecting hundreds of startups with investors and partners, contributing significantly to the growth of the Orange County economy.
We connect over 50,000+ developers across 40 cities, fostering a welcoming space for learning, networking, and collaboration. Our events are designed to support developers of all experience levels, from aspiring newcomers to seasoned professionals.
At Code & Coffee, we prioritize belonging, safety, and trust, creating a supportive environment where attendees can build relationships, explore new ideas, and advance their careers. We’re actively seeking sponsorships and partnerships to expand our reach and continue building a thriving community. Sponsorships & Partnerships are available.
We host events focused on discussion, networking, and support, encouraging attendees to connect, learn, and grow together.
We specialize in resolving challenging cat behaviors such as aggression, litter box issues, spraying, and anxiety, utilizing a science-based approach rooted in understanding feline communication and natural needs.
Rita Reimers combines over 30 years of hands-on experience as a cat parent, rescue volunteer, and former owner of Just For Cats Pet Sitting with a deep understanding of feline behavior. Her work is further supported by her role as co-founder of the Cat Behavior Alliance and host of the popular 19 Cats & Counting podcast.
With a home filled with fifteen rescued cats, Rita provides judgement-free support and practical solutions to help you build a more peaceful and fulfilling relationship with your feline companions.
We operate on the L’Arche model, which emphasizes the dignity of every human being and the transformative power of relationships. Our core mission is to create spaces where individuals with and without disabilities can live, work, pray, and play together, building genuine friendships and mutual respect.
L’Arche North Carolina is currently focused on expanding its reach through the Campaign for Friendship House, aiming to purchase the Friendship Houses in Durham’s North Street neighborhood and double its capacity to welcome core members into shared life. We believe that by creating these inclusive environments, we can challenge societal perceptions and promote a more compassionate and equitable world.
Our work is rooted in narrative – sharing stories of life-changing relationships and demonstrating the profound impact of belonging. We welcome volunteers, donors, and community partners to join us in our mission to build a more inclusive future.
Our approach centers on collaborative partnerships and targeted investments, ensuring our efforts are both impactful and sustainable. We believe in the unifying force of sport, breaking down barriers and building a more inclusive Central Florida community.
Since 2025, Orlando Soccer Foundation has been committed to fostering a vibrant and equitable region, providing opportunities for all through soccer-related programs and charitable endeavors. We are proud to be a force for good, connecting people and driving positive outcomes across Central Florida.
Our work is rooted in an intersectional, holistic approach, recognizing that health is shaped by social, cultural, economic, and systemic factors. We prioritize practical support, community-informed strategies, and collaboration with organizations across health, education, and social services.
LATIN-19, founded in 2020, serves as a critical space for community members, health professionals, researchers, and policymakers to come together and transform systems for true inclusion and equity. We are building healthier futures for Hispanic/Latinx families across North Carolina and creating a model for inclusive, community-rooted coalitions nationwide.
As a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, we rely on the support of our community to continue our vital work.
We recognize that many organizations prioritize revenue and profit over the well-being of individuals and the future, leading to persistent global problems.
POH stands as a vessel for love and positive change, offering a range of projects and initiatives designed to unite people and provide opportunities for those who may lack access to resources. Our mission is to identify, develop, and implement these impactful solutions, fostering a brighter future for generations to come.
We believe in the power of collective action and invite you to join our cause and be a part of the change we want to see in the World.
Founded in 2006, the Collin County Black Chamber of Commerce serves as a crucial resource for Black-owned businesses, providing a platform for networking, education, and advocacy. We connect entrepreneurs with opportunities, fostering economic growth and community development in a rapidly expanding area.
As the first Black Chamber of Commerce in Collin County’s history, we are committed to bridging the gap and ensuring equitable access to resources for our members. We champion diversity and inclusion, driving positive change and creating a thriving business ecosystem for all. Our mission is to educate, equip, and empower businesses, one connection at a time.
Our approach centers on inspiring, educating, and supporting local leaders with entrepreneurial potential, fostering a ‘full circle’ of impact that elevates communities, strengthens local churches, and creates job opportunities.
Founded by Mike and Taryn Galvin and Bill Cousineau, The Full Circle leverages a biblically-based training program and ongoing mentorship to equip individuals with the skills and resources they need to succeed. We partner with local churches and NGOs to break the cycle of poverty and create lasting change.
To date, we’ve launched 722 businesses, graduated 513 individuals from our EDB course, and engaged with 23 active communities across Kenya, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Tanzania, and the United States.
We provide vital networking and educational opportunities for local businesses, entrepreneurs, and community members. Our goal is to facilitate growth, collaboration, and economic development, creating a thriving ecosystem for all stakeholders.
The Eatonville Chamber of Commerce supports businesses through workshops, events, and advocacy, focusing on areas like small business development, marketing, and community engagement. We are committed to building a stronger, more vibrant Eatonville for generations to come.
Established in 2017, the Chamber currently employs 5 staff members and has over 177 followers. We are a key resource for businesses seeking to connect, learn, and grow within our community.
We provide a vibrant hub for entrepreneurs, freelancers, and small businesses seeking collaboration, networking, and professional development. Our space offers a supportive environment with events, leadership opportunities, and resources to help you thrive.
Connect St. Pete is ideal for companies looking to expand their network and build a strong community. We specialize in creating a dynamic ecosystem where businesses can connect, learn, and grow together.
Founded in 2025, Connect St. Pete is committed to supporting the growth of the St. Petersburg business community. We offer a unique blend of workspace, events, and resources to help you achieve your goals.
We provide a platform for women-owned businesses to share their stories, gain visibility, and connect with valuable networking opportunities. Our WEDO Awards celebrate excellence and contribute to closing the economic inequality gap within our community.
Through our initiatives, we aim to foster a thriving ecosystem for women business owners, driving economic growth and empowering female leadership. We are a diverse group of women committed to women entrepreneurs' status in our ecosystem.
We provide a central online hub for Aesc MSU alumni to connect, share experiences, and stay informed about university news and events.
Our platform facilitates networking, mentorship opportunities, and a sense of community among graduates, fostering lifelong connections and supporting alumni engagement.
Aescmsu Alumni serves the Aesc MSU alumni network, addressing the need for a dedicated online space to maintain relationships and celebrate achievements. It’s a valuable resource for alumni seeking to reconnect with their peers and the university.
NJThrivesVEE connects entrepreneurs with vital resources, including training, technical assistance, and access to a network of business development providers. We aim to foster a more collaborative and supportive environment for businesses of all sizes, driving economic growth and job creation throughout the state.
As a collaborative regional asset, NJThrivesVEE is a game-changer for New Jersey, increasing efficiency in resource connections and promoting inclusivity. We are proud to be a project of the NJSBDC at Rutgers-Newark, supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration and the New Jersey Business Action Center.
We provide a safe and supportive environment for children and teens, offering a wide range of programs designed to foster personal growth and academic success. Our services include after-school programs, summer camps, sports activities, and tutoring, all aimed at helping young people reach their full potential.
Unlike many organizations, we focus specifically on the unique needs of Alaskan youth, recognizing the challenges and opportunities presented by our diverse communities. We are committed to building a brighter future for Alaska’s youth through dedicated volunteers and impactful programs. We serve children and families across Southcentral Alaska, ensuring access to vital resources and opportunities.
Established to address the needs of local youth, Boys & Girls Clubs of Southcentral Alaska has a long history of service and commitment to the community. We are an IRS-approved 501(c)(3) charitable organization, and your support helps us continue our mission.
For over 47 years, we’ve been working to elect progressive leaders and hold them accountable, ensuring a Durham where all people can thrive. We champion critical issues such as affordable housing, environmental protection, and equitable education, fostering a vibrant and just community for all.
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Tacoma, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@hopeleadershiptrust.org | http://hopeleadershiptrust.org | ||
Tacoma, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@afpsouthsound.org | http://www.afpsouthsound.org | ||
Vancouver, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 20-30 | info@workforcesw.org | http://www.workforcesw.org | ||
Birmingham, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@imdinteractive.org | http://www.imdinteractive.org | ||
Des Moines, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@iowaimmigrationeducation.org | http://www.iowaimmigrationeducation.org | ||
BATON ROUGE, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@assemblyrequiredla.com | https://www.assemblyrequiredla.com/ | ||
Salt Lake City, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | admin@brightonskiteam.org | http://brightonskiteam.org | ||
Tempe, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | jenesis@peersolutions.org | http://www.peersolutions.org/ | ||
Tempe, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 10-20 | maureen.mccoy@asu.edu | https://www.pitchforkpantry.org/ | ||
Birmingham, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@woodlawnunited.org | https://woodlawnunited.org/ | ||
Glendale, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 200-500 | info@hyeid.org | http://www.HyeID.org | ||
Birmingham, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 10-20 | contact@firstteebirmingham.org | http://www.firstteebirmingham.org | ||
Fort Lauderdale, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 30-50 | info@ulbroward.org | http://www.ulbroward.org | ||
Little Rock, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@acts4rwanda.org | http://www.acts4rwanda.org | ||
Boise, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 10-20 | info@sailingoutreach.org | https://sailingoutreach.org/ | ||
Tacoma, United States (US) | Other +1 Other, Events | 2-10 | ask@stadiumboosters.org | http://www.stadiumboosters.org | ||
Rochester, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@rfmission.org | https://www.rfmission.org/ | ||
Knoxville, United States (US) | Other +1 Other, Events | 10-20 | info@relayforlife.org | https://www.relayforlife.org/utk | ||
Grand Rapids, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | admin@ewiconnect.com | http://www.ewiconnect.com | ||
Little Rock, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@southernearlychildhood.org | http://southernearlychildhood.org | ||
Birmingham, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | support@aspiremovement.org | http://www.aspiremovement.org | ||
Gainesville, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 50-100 | mail@akpsi.org | http://florida.akpsi.org | ||
Boise, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@fosterandheart.org | https://fosterandheart.org | ||
Wayne, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@iwanttomowyourlawn.com | https://www.iwanttomowyourlawn.com | ||
Stuart, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@treasurecoasttennisfoundation.com | https://www.treasurecoasttennisfoundation.com/ | ||
Seattle, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 30-50 | info@futurewise.org | http://futurewise.org | ||
OAKLAND PARK, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@oicofbrowardcounty.org | http://oicofbrowardcounty.org | ||
Birmingham, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@climbthebeanstalk.org | http://www.climbthebeanstalk.org | ||
Fort Lauderdale, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@empowhertofl.org | http://empowhertofl.org | ||
Worcester, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 10-20 | info@worcesteryouthcenter.org | http://www.worcesteryouthcenter.org | ||
Baton Rouge, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@laleader.org | http://www.laleader.org | ||
Madison, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 50-100 | info@interlakescap.com | https://www.interlakescap.com/ | ||
Freemont, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 10-20 | info@californiaspainchamber.org | http://www.californiaspainchamber.org | ||
Irvine, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@opendcim.org | http://opendcim.org | ||
Irvine, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@ocstartupcouncil.org | https://OCStartupCouncil.org | ||
Newark, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | steve@codeandcoffee.org | http://www.codeandcoffee.org | ||
Charlotte, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | support@ritareimers.com | https://RitaReimers.com | ||
Durham, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@larchenc.org | https://larchenc.org/ | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@orlandosoccerfoundation.org | https://www.orlandosoccerfoundation.org/ | ||
Durham, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | hola@latin19.org | http://latin19.org | ||
Chula Vista, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@poh.world | http://www.poh.world | ||
Plano, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@ccblackchamber.org | https://www.ccblackchamber.org/ | ||
St. Petersburg, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | connect@thefullcircle.org | http://www.thefullcircle.org | ||
Orlando, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@eatonvillechamberofcommerce.com | http://www.eatonvillechamberofcommerce.com | ||
St Petersburg, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@connectstpete.com | http://connectstpete.com | ||
Toledo, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@nwowbc.com | https://www.nwowbc.com/ | ||
St Petersburg, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@aescmsu.joinee.io | https://aescmsu.joinee.io/ | ||
Newark, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | info@njthrivesvee.eispaces.com | https://njthrivesvee.eispaces.com/hub/njthrivesvee | ||
Anchorage, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | club@bgcalaska.org | https://bgcalaska.org | ||
Durham, United States (US) | Public and Community +1 Public and Community, Other | 2-10 | contact@durhampa.org | https://www.durhampa.org/ |
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