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Festival and service organization based in Clarksburg, WV, with an annual scholarship open to West Virginia residents of African American heritage. “We believe that with a good idea, with positive support and with God’s blessings, all things are possible.” They have succeeded in fulfilling the festival’s mission to “promote the African-American experience while addressing the many milestones that our forefathers have made since the Emancipation Proclamation.”

Since 2002, the Baton Rouge location resettled 1,500 refugees in the local area with the common origin countries including Burma, Iraq, and Somalia. LORI (Louisiana Organization for Refugees and Immigrants) acknowledges the gap of services and establishes an organization by refugees and immigrants alike to serve the needs of refugees and immigrants in Baton Rouge and Louisiana at large.

The Louisiana Bucket Brigade uses grassroots action to create an informed, healthy society that holds the petrochemical industry and government accountable for the true costs of pollution to hasten the transition from fossil fuels.

The Work Ready Kentucky Scholarship is available to: Kentucky residents. Those with a high school diploma or students working on their GED. Anyone without an associate degree or higher. There’s no essay or application fee! 2. Apply to the college or university of your choice. Kentucky Community and Technical College System Campbellsville University Eastern Kentucky University Galen College of Nursing MedQuest College Northern Kentucky University Sullivan University University of the Cumberlands University of Kentucky Western Kentucky University

The Woodward Bar & Grill is a local bar/ club catering to the Detroit/ Metro Detroit LGBT community. According to this article (https://visitdetroit.com/lgbtq-bars-nightclubs-detroit/) it's “known for drawing a large black LGBTQ crowd and is welcoming to all walks of life.” According to Yelp, it is Black-owned.

WREN, the Women’s Rights and Empowerment Network, is a South Carolina-based network whose mission is to build a movement to advance the health, economic well-being, and rights of South Carolina’s women, girls, and their families. WREN is a nonpartisan 501(c)(3) statewide advocacy network that advances opportunities for women and gender-expansive people across multiple issue areas. We advocate, educate, engage community, and build coalitions. WREN strives to create a diverse and inclusive movement that amplifies voices and advances justice for all. ADVOCATE: We advocate with the South Carolina General Assembly and public agencies for policies and laws that will improve the status of women, girls, and their families. EDUCATE: We educate the public on the issues that affect diverse women and girls and inspire action. ENGAGE: We engage community and strengthen the capacity of organizations and businesses to support women and young people of all ages, races, and abilities through community conversations, training, and grassroots mobilization. BUILD COALITIONS: We build coalitions of organizations, businesses, and individuals who are committed to improving opportunities for South Carolinians.

Here at LOCKSTAR BOUTIQUE SALON we strive to empower clientele by providing services that accentuate the hair's existing natural beauty and sharing knowledge of our history, black culture in America and the media world wide.

Women's Health Center of West Virginia is a private, nonprofit health care facility that has provided high-quality reproductive health services for patients of all incomes and ages since 1976. Our gynecological services are offered on a sliding scale to keep our services as affordable as possible for our patients. WHC is a vocal statewide advocate for abortion access and works to end abortion stigma. LGBTQ Health - Birth Control Across the Gender Spectrum Whether you’re cisgender, transgender, gender nonconforming, or somewhere else on the gender spectrum, contraception can be an important way to control fertility, affirm identity, and regulate hormones.

Currently remote due to COVID - Will reopening July 5th. We are a grassroots-driven organization that advocates for a Virginia where all people may enjoy our natural treasures, access clean air and water, and thrive in a healthy community. At over 20,000 members strong, we coordinate action to promote climate solutions and oppose projects and policies that put the interests of corporate polluters above the needs of communities. We know a cleaner, more equitable future in the commonwealth is possible if we fight for it together.