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The Gateway Region YMCA is a non-profit organization dedicated to developing the potential of every child and adolescent, enhancing health and well-being, and supporting and serving the community.

The Urban League of Greater Cleveland is a community-based organization dedicated to removing racial, economic, and societal barriers that keep Black Americans and other underrepresented/underserved groups of color from reaching their full potential. Its aim is to ensure that all members of the community have equal access to civil rights, education, workforce development, and economic empowerment.

Code Girls United is a non-profit organization that teaches coding and problem-solving to girls in rural and tribal communities.

Akron Urban League mission is to improve the quality of life for Summit County residents, particularly African Americans, through economic self-sufficiency and social empowerment.

Los Angeles County Economic Development Corporation is a non-profit organization. They provide collaborative and strategic economic development leadership. Their economy improves the health of their residents and communities and enables residents to meet their basic human needs for a job. They achieve this through objective economic research, analysis, and strategic assistance to government, business, and public policy.

All Star Code is a new non-profit initiative that seeks to attract, prepare, and place high-potential, qualified young men of color in the tech-career pipeline and help them achieve full-time employment at technology companies early in their careers. We are dedicated to closing the systemic opportunity gap between our All Stars and the tech industry.

Greenwich House is a non-profit organization that provides rental spaces, education, consulting, and community development services.

Māpunawai seeks to help Native Hawaiians and Indigenous Peoples overcome the digital divide and provide economic opportunities.

Martha’s is a safe, welcoming environment for impoverished and homeless families, children, and individuals, providing a proven robust selection of housing, education, and support services so that they are empowered to transform their lives with dignity. Martha’s collaborated and partners with other organizations and agencies to leverage resources and fill gaps to ensure the effectiveness and long-term sustainability of the organization and to break the cycle of poverty for the people we serve.

The STEM Alliance is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing STEM education and enrichment initiatives, and to ensuring equal access to STEM learning opportunities for all.

Akron Urban League mission is to improve the quality of life for Summit County residents, particularly African Americans, through economic self-sufficiency and social empowerment.

Girls Inc. of San Antonio strives to empower all girls to be strong, intelligent, and courageous.It teaches girls how to overcome gender, economic, and societal hurdles in order to grow up healthy, educated, and self-sufficient.

CETF is a non-profit organization that provides funding, digital equity, smart housing, reporting, and corporate consolidation services.

Greenwich House is a non-profit organization that provides rental spaces, education, consulting, and community development services.

The Hispanic Federation is a U.S. non-profit organization, incorporated in the state of New York, which provides grants to Latino agencies.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Tennessee is part of a national network of community-based, autonomous organizations affiliated with Boys & Girls Clubs of America.Its mission is to assist young people from all areas of life in developing the skills required to become responsible citizens and leaders. It provides daily access to a varied range of programming in five major areas, with the goal of generating positive results and reinforcing vital life skills for youth.

Black Connect is committed to leveling the economic playing field by increasing the number of Black-owned businesses and their success rates. It is the only national, membership-based organization completely dedicated to closing America's racial wealth gap by boosting the number and success rate of Black-owned businesses.

Hope Housing Foundation is a nonprofit organization based in Amarillo, Texas, focused on the creation and preservation of affordable workforce housing for low to moderate-income families and individuals. The foundation aims to support community development through its initiatives, ensuring that access to safe and affordable housing is available to those in need. By addressing housing challenges, Hope Housing Foundation plays a vital role in enhancing the quality of life for underserved populations in the region.

The St. Louis Arc is a non-profit agency that provides support to adults and children with intellectual and developmental disabilities

Comp-U-Dopt is a non-profit organization that provides technology access and education to underserved youth.

Urban League of Greater Southwestern Ohio transform generations by promoting personal empowerment and economic self-sufficiency.

Project Hawai'i, serves roughly 1,600 homeless children each year on the islands of O'ahu, Maui, and the Big Island of Hawai'i. The foundation aims to improve children's lives by providing stability through engaging activities such as educational summer camps, holiday parties, school support, and educational training.

The Urban League of Greater Cleveland is a community-based organization dedicated to removing racial, economic, and societal barriers that keep Black Americans and other underrepresented/underserved groups of color from reaching their full potential. Its aim is to ensure that all members of the community have equal access to civil rights, education, workforce development, and economic empowerment.

Missoula Family YMCA is committed to youth development, healthy living, and community service.

The Louisville Urban League is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, interracial community service organization dedicated to the elimination of racism and its effects within the community. The organization’s mission is to assist African-American and disadvantaged persons in the achievement of social and economic equality primarily through education, employment, housing, family development, and community development. The Louisville Urban League creates and implements programs to improve the socioeconomic conditions of minority-group and low-income individuals; to create an interaction with community leaders, public officials, agencies, and the business sector; and to assume an advocacy and bridge-building role to promote understanding and greater racial harmony. It offers programs in workforce development, homeownership and housing counseling, youth development and education, and leadership development. The Louisville Urban League was founded in 1921 and is based in Kentucky, United States.

The National Urban League is the oldest and largest community-based organization of its kind in the nation.