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Bread & Roses believes in change, not charity. We organize donors at all levels to support community-based groups in building movements for racial equity and economic opportunity for all. We support movements and their leaders through fundraising, grantmaking, capacity building, and convening.

Our work is to re-imagine a collaborative working landscape that takes care of the soil, microorganisms, plants, animals, farmers, neighbors, and community that depend on this land. Through this work, we engage all members of our community in real and meaningful ways. We provide healthy, ecological food and products as well as joyful experiences that reaffirm our connection to each other and to our environment. Core Principles: We work collaboratively with all the humans who are part of the farm team honoring each and every role and our past, current and future generations. We honor the history of the land and surrounding landscape including the past, current and future owners and neighbors of our land. We constantly ask questions of the land and ourselves as to what are good ways to work with the land and animals and people who are living here. We make decisions about land and animal management that hold the highest level of respect and reverence for the soil, plants, and animals. We are repairing and building a multi-generational community so that people at all stages of life have a place and a role on this land.

Brave Space Alliance is the first Black-led, trans-led LGBTQ+ Center located on the South Side of Chicago, dedicated to creating and providing affirming, culturally competent, for-us by-us resources, programming, and services for LGBTQ+ individuals on the South and West sides of the city. We strive to empower, embolden, and educate each other through mutual aid, knowledge-sharing, and the creation of community-sourced resources as we build toward the liberation of all oppressed peoples.

The mission of Boys2Men is to empower and encourage male youth leadership through nurturing, technical, and essential skills programming. While providing a safe haven and programs designed to teach life skills is the objective, young men will be mentored and loved where they are. Activities fundamental to life and daily living skills will be a mainstay, while encouraging parents and caregivers to participate. There will be educational programs, to include GED preparation, cultural and diversity awareness, healthcare education, faith-based studies, mentoring, internship programs, drug treatment prevention, family counseling and more.

Whether kids dream of becoming a ballerina, an astronaut, or an all-star athlete, your local Boys & Girls Club can help them become their dream by providing a safe, fun experience through which young people can reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens. But the real strength of our Clubs is the caring, trained, trustworthy youth development professionals who serve more than 5,000 kids and teens in Duval and St. Johns counties. 

Boys & Girls Clubs of Cleveland is a nonprofit organization providing safe, fun places for the kids who need us most. Our Clubs are open at the times when kids are most vulnerable to getting into trouble — after school, on Saturdays and during the summer. We champion academic success and healthy lifestyles as well as character and citizenship. In addition, we offer special initiatives, including a farm program and a career readiness program.

BCIL believes that greater independence for people with disabilities is a key social justice issue and that people with disabilities must unite to speak out on larger issues that affect our lives such as housing, healthcare, and transportation access. We employ community organizers to foster civic engagement by developing leadership and advocacy skills within the disability community, and by working with this group to advocate for changes in policies and programs that affect people with disabilities. BCIL organizes periodic events to discuss and prioritize issues impacting the disability community. The result has been stronger, larger and more effective grassroots advocacy campaigns.

The Boston Association of Black Journalists, Inc., was incorporated in 1989 as a chapter of the National Association of Black Journalists.

Born D.O.P.E Foundation was founded by Rodney D. Robertson. It’s mission is to fight against bullying and raise confidence in our children.Committed to ending bullying in schools.