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Women’s Foundation of Arkansas’ (WFA) mission is to promote and foster programs, activities, and opportunities that expand and strengthen the roles of women and girls in Arkansas. It is the only statewide foundation that focuses solely on improving their academic, economic and social well-being. To fulfill this mission, WFA serves as a grantmaker, a convener and a resource on the status of women and girls. It is the WFA’s belief that improving their lives not only advances gender equity but also improves the health and wealth of families, communities and the state as a whole.

Loaves & Fishes provides nutritionally balanced groceries to individuals and families in Charlotte-Mecklenburg who are in a short-term crisis through a network of 41 emergency food pantries located throughout Mecklenburg County. Loaves & Fishes uses a Client Choice model which allows clients to select groceries their family is most likely to eat.  Clients are able to choose a specified number of items in the areas of grains, proteins, vegetables, fruit, and dairy based on the size of the family.

"Supporting Black moms, babies, and families & reducing infant mortality in Detroit. " "Too many babies in Detroit die before their first birthday. Babies have the best chance when their moms are healthy. But, with all of life’s demands, our own health often takes a back seat. We are women helping women live their best lives. We connect women with tools to address their immediate needs so they can focus on their health and the health of their families."

A collective of black women that focuses on sex worker rights, drug policy reform, HIV Positive Women’s advocacy and reproductive justice outreach

The Living Waters Drop In Center is a place where men 18 and older may sleep overnight. We have 30 beds available in a staffed - monitored facility. There is a women's shelter but it is currently closed. Cost: $8.00/night (Cash Only)

Women Donors Network’s (WDN) mission is to advance a just, equitable, and sustainable world by leveraging the wealth, power, and community of progressive women donors. At Women Donors Network, we believe in a world where all people enjoy basic human rights and freedom from discrimination, violence, and oppression; where we are able to use environmental resources sustainably; and where all communities have equal access to economic opportunity. United by a shared vision of justice and equity for all, our members boldly invest their wealth, time, and talents together. We listen deeply to leaders and movements fighting injustice, move funds quickly, and foster creative strategies that advance systemic change. Our approach to change is multi-faceted: It is bold, unapologetic, joyful, and collaborative. Our programs provide a range of opportunities for progressive women philanthropists to learn new skills, connect with other WDN members, and leverage funding for greater collective impact.

Providing representation, advocacy, and affinity spaces for Black youth in rural communities. LPM is a community-based, nonprofit serving youth in Vermont & New Hampshire, with fiscal sponsorship provided by The DREAM Program, Inc. -- The program is intended to foster an environment where Black youth can explore the diverse identities that exist across the spectrum of Blackness in an effort to dismantle the oppressive illusions of what it means to be Black and what qualifies as Black Excellence. While LPM should always offer an open door approach for processing the added complexities and challenges that racism, oppression, and discrimination that we are faced with, doing so is not a requirement of being in the program. The intention is not for us to bond through trauma, but rather to unite with joy in spite of the adverse experiences we might have had. Whether you are the only Black person in your family, or you are surrounded by Black family members; whether you have only lived in Vermont or New Hampshire, or you have just moved to the area; whether you are surrounded by Black friends, or you are “the Black friend”; please know that Living Proof Mentoring was created for you to have at least one safe environment where you can be your full and true self. You are living proof that this work matters!

The Sustainability Commission was created in September 2018 by Little Rock City Ordinance No. 21,632. The purpose of the Sustainability Commission is to strengthen the community by focusing on energy efficiency and equity, economic prosperity, environmental justice, and food access. It is designed to research and develop strategies to promote environmental and economic health and prosperity within the City without creating unnecessary competition between various aspects of development.

Our Team of Board Certified OB/GYN Physicians and Certified Nurse Midwives provide outstanding individualized patient care for every stage of life.