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We were inspired to create this clinic after many community members noted lack of primary care and other preventative and sexual health services for the LGBTQ+ population. Our goal is to provide cutting-edge medical care in a respectful, accepting, and affirming manner.

ONYX Magazine is the premier publication that celebrates black achievement throughout Florida. Launched in 1997, it remains committed to empowering its readers by offering entertaining, inspiring and informative stories and editorials focused primarily on the interests of African Americans and those of the African diaspora. It serves as a venue to promote the positive experiences of black life while promoting seamless, diversified connections with other cultures. ONYX Magazine hosts the ONYX Magazine's Women on the Move; ONYX Magazine's Black Men Honors; and ONYX Business Connect. It is also the parent of the ONYX Awards which champions the astounding contributions African Americans have made to their local and global communities.

OneUnited Bank, the nation’s largest black-owned bank and FDIC insured, understands we have to focus on money to improve the lives of our community! Black buying power in America today is over $1.2 trillion dollars. When focused on improving our neighborhoods and supporting Black-owned businesses that are more likely to hire Black people, those dollars become a powerful force. We want you to stand up and represent. We want you to be part of the movement – to BankBlack® and #BuyBlack – to demonstrate our economic power. Yes…Black Lives Matter. Black Money Matters.

OneUnited Bank, the nation’s largest black-owned bank and FDIC insured, understands we have to focus on money to improve the lives of our community! Black buying power in America today is over $1.2 trillion dollars. When focused on improving our neighborhoods and supporting Black-owned businesses that are more likely to hire Black people, those dollars become a powerful force. We want you to stand up and represent. We want you to be part of the movement – to BankBlack® and #BuyBlack – to demonstrate our economic power. Yes…Black Lives Matter. Black Money Matters.

OneUnited Bank, the nation’s largest black-owned bank and FDIC insured, understands we have to focus on money to improve the lives of our community! OneUnited Bank began almost 50 years ago with the opening of Unity Bank & Trust in Boston, Massachusetts. OneUnited Bank was established by combining Black-owned banks across the country – Founders National Bank of Commerce in Los Angeles, Family Savings Bank in Los Angeles, Peoples National Bank of Commerce in Miami and Boston Bank of Commerce – with the same mission, to create an institution to garner our spending power and channel it back into the communities we serve.

One Struggle KC is a collective of Kansas City activists seeking to connect the struggles of oppressed Black communities, locally and globally.

One Iowa was founded in 2005 to advocate for LGBTQ Iowans’ right to marry. The original goal of the organization was realized on April 3, 2009 when the Iowa Supreme Court made the unanimous decision in Varnum v. Brien to make marriage equality a reality in Iowa. The organization then changed course and dedicated itself to defending the right to marry from powerful opponents. In 2012, it became clear that marriage equality in Iowa no longer needed the vigorous defense it once did. We shifted our focus to a comprehensive approach to ensure LGBTQ Iowans’ rights and dignity are respected in every facet and stage of their lives. One Iowa’s current mission is to advance, empower, and improve the lives of LGBTQ Iowans statewide.

Yoga classes for black bodies, and a non-profit that focuses on facilitating a culture of wellness in Baton Rouge.

To be financial advocates for our members and the communities we serve. Improved quality of life through financial empowerment.

8 years of successfully impacting over 3000 Louisiana youth, O.M.G Conference continues to grow bigger and brighter. In 2020, O.M.G will be partnering with the Mayor Sharon Broome and Louisiana Youth For Excellence (LYFE), a state program…to bring another well executed, meaningful, high energy, fun event. In the past, OMG conference featured special guests such as, HIV activist Hydeia Broadbent, Founding Destiny’s Child member Latavia Robinson, OWN Network TV Series “Queen Sugar”, Actress Tanya Waivers, No Limit Rap Legend and Chef Mia X, anti-bullying campaign model Kheris Rogers, and many more.