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AT UZAZI VILLAGE OUR GOAL IS TO DECREASE BLACK INFANT MORTALITY AND RACIALLY-BASED PERINATAL HEALTH INEQUITIES. THROUGH THE PROMOTION OF: - Physiologic Birth - Breastfeeding - Perinatal Doulas - International Board Certified Lactation Consultants - Childbirth Education - Midwifery Care - Raising awareness of perinatal inequities in the African-American community. - Expanding access to options not previously accessed in communities of color.

LBC Ministries is an outreach ministry that caters to the homeless and less fortunate. We provide care packages, dental, hygiene, wellness, shave and others. We also give shoes, socks, underwear and clothing. LBC Outreach Ministry also provides wash packs and shampoo packs. We give backpacks, towels, umbrellas, water bottles, caps and sunscreen, snack packs and plenty of water. We give blankets and also change for the bus. Our newest campaign is going to allow the homeless to "call someone" and let them know they are ok. There are far too many families missing loved ones. Our "Project Connect" allows us to partner with other churches and organizations who only do outreach once a month. God gave me the vision, and He has made the provisions. I appreciate the support and donations from friends in ministry, people passing by, or in the markets. Every little bit helps. Outreach is a 24/7 ministry and we just do our best to make sure God gets the glory!

Urban Sprout Farms located in Polar Rock neighborhood of Lakewood Heights in Atlanta. Founded in 2012 by Nuri Icgoren, Urban Sprout Farms has been growing ever since, producing an average of 8,600 pounds of food annually. Urban Sprout Farms is actively building an urban agricultural hub that serves as an entrepreneurial incubator for food and farming enterprises. Our five-acre plot, just a few miles southeast of Downtown Atlanta, is home to hoop houses, fresh herb and flower beds, colorfully painted event space, community, and a big vision for the future. We are working tirelessly toward our urban agricultural hub vision by building a test commercial kitchen and a tiny house community development, with many more exciting things planned for the future.

Urban League of Portland is one of Oregon’s oldest civil rights and social service organizations, empowering African-Americans and others to achieve equality in education, employment, health, economic security and quality of life. We do this by investing in stable housing; through workforce development; community health; education and well-being; for our youth, adults and seniors. Our culturally specific programs and services, combined with our powerful advocacy and civic engagement, empowers Black communities to thrive across Oregon and SW Washington.

Lawyers for Civil Rights fosters equal opportunity and fights discrimination on behalf of people of color and immigrants. We engage in creative and courageous legal action, education, and advocacy in collaboration with law firms and community partners. LCR is headquartered in Boston. We represent clients across Massachusetts and surrounding communities—and the impact of our life-changing work ripples across the country.

The Urban League of Philadelphia’s Health and Wellness program is designed to educate and empower our local communities to adopt healthy lifestyles.

Lyric’s Ryan Opera Center presents a free virtual concert celebrating the depth and breadth of Black artistry, hosted by world-renowned tenor Lawrence Brownlee, who also serves as artistic advisor for the event.

The mission is to transform generations by promoting personal empowerment and economic self-sufficiency

DC chapter of the Law4BlackLives organization. From their homepage: "Law4BlackLives DC seeks to eradicate white supremacy and anti-Blackness by leveraging our collective skills and experiences as lawyers, legal professionals, and Black people to support Black-led community efforts in the struggle for liberation and justice in metropolitan Washington, DC." From their about section: "After attending a national gathering of lawyers, law students, legal workers, and jailhouse lawyers who were committed to building a world where #BlackLivesMatter, we returned to the District committed to helping bridge the gap between the law and the community it should serve."

The Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh focuses on serving African-Americans and other minorities, but no one is ever turned away, helping more than 20,000 individuals in Pittsburgh and the surrounding counties last year alone. As the largest comprehensive social service/civil rights organization in Southwestern Pennsylvania, the Pittsburgh Urban League helps others to help themselves through extra-curricular educational opportunities, health advocacy, housing counseling, parental education and support for early childhood and youth development, hunger prevention services, sustainable wage career preparation, and other programs that lead to improved ability to achieve economic empowerment and self-reliance. Ninety-nine years of service to the African American community in our region has earned the Urban League the community’s trust. The Urban League’s voice has gained a reputation for untarnished credibility which we strive to use strategically in order to reduce structural barriers and improve access to opportunities for those we serve.