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MHA is chartered to develop, acquire and manage affordable housing in the City of Montgomery. MHA is the third largest Public Housing Authority in the State of Alabama, serving almost 4,500 families. As the largest affordable housing provider in the City of Montgomery and a committed advocate, MHA is leading the way to redefining its public and assisted housing communities.

The Bail Out is an effort by Montgomery community members to bail our neighbors out of the county jail so they can practice appropriate public health and safety measures amid the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond. The Bail Out draws from the liberatory racial justice work done by the National Bail Out, a formation of Black organizers including Southerners on New Ground.

Our Exercise, Nutrition and Diet (END) Program challenges those choices and ideas, and offers alternatives, demonstrating that healthy food can be both cost effective, delicious and satisfying! Of course, for many, the objectives of END represent a change in lifestyle, and we’ve learned along the way that people embrace change only when they’re ready. With this in mind, our goal is to get each person to take a minute and evaluate their own understanding of diet and nutrition. We teach simple concepts like how to read a food label, what foods are nutritious yet easy on the budget, how to get the most out of your money, and how to prepare the food in a way that is tasty but still healthy. One of the END Program’s greatest strengths is the ability for customization to support the specific needs seniors, children, diabetics, or even those who just want to lose some weight! The information is readily accessible right here on our Web site. If you’re ready…the resources are available 24-hours a day, 365 days of the year!

Modern Horizons Wealth Advisers is a primarily Black-owned (and primarily women-owned) business centrally located in Kansas City for all your financial planning needs.

The purpose of the Mobilizing Millennials Movement is to recover the fabric of true American democracy and promote social equity and economic mobility

Missouri Coalition for the Environment (MCE) is Missouri’s independent, citizens’ environmental organization for clean water, clean air, clean energy, and a healthy environment. We are a trusted, non-partisan, 501(c)(3) state-level environmental advocacy organization, an informed educator, a passionate advocate, and a state-wide partner supporting allied organizations and initiatives around the state. We deliver vital information to thousands of Missourians on issues that affect our water, air, food, health, and the environment.

The Mississippi Statewide Afterschool Network envisions a state where all children have access to high-quality, safe, and affordable programming that supports successful academic and positive social outcomes for students, parents, schools, and communities.

Mississippi Safe Schools Coalition is a collaboration of people and organizations who believe that no student should ever feel too afraid to go to school. Harassment, bullying, and unfair school policy can make schools into hostile places for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer youth or young people who are perceived to be queer. We train students and allies to make schools safer while fighting for long-term policy change.

MIRA advocates, educates and organizes immigrant and allied communities to spread awareness of immigrant issues in housing, education, healthcare and the workplace.

"The Mississippi Humanities Council is a private nonprofit corporation funded by Congress through the National Endowment for the Humanities to provide public programs in traditional liberal arts disciplines to serve nonprofit groups in Mississippi. The humanities are the study of history, literature, religion, languages, philosophy, and culture." Among the organization's resources, they provide yearly "racial equity grants," which support "projects that examine the state’s racial history and foster discussion about continuing racial disparities in Mississippi. These grants of up to $7,500 are intended support grassroots projects throughout the state."