• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

• 928.

Newark Alliance Inc

Newark’s major anchors and corporations working in public-private partnerships for the greatest economic and social impact in the city.

• Community Improvement, Capacity Building N.E.C.

• 929.

Entrepreneurs Organization

EO'S PURPOSE IS TO HELP ENTREPRENUERS ACHIEVE THEIR FULL POTENTIAL.

• Urban, Community

• 930.

Industrial Commons

Nonprofit organization that creates work for the common good THE MISSION OF THE INDUSTRIAL COMMONS IS TO REBUILD A DIVERSE WORKING CLASS BASED ON LOCALLY-ROOTED WEALTH.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 931.

B Local Los Angeles

Home About B Locals Our Team Community Events Educational Partnerships Contact More B Local Los Angeles Since 2015 Los Angeles Certified B Corporations have joined togethertoredefinesuccess inbusiness drive community change and spread knowledge about business as a force for good.

• Urban, Community

• 932.

North Louisiana Growth and Development Foundation

LA Catalyst Home Reserve Schedule Partners Resources Announcements More Accelerating Businesses in North Louisiana Podcast Studio Rentals The best way to increase the value of your podcast is by using a podcast recording studio equipped with professional microphones and 4K cameras.

• Family Violence Shelters and Services

• 933.

Urban Business Initiative

Urban Business Initiative (UBI) empowers survivors of domestic violence through business education and mentoring to achieve financial and personal independence, breaking the cycle of violence.

Elemental Impact

Elemental Impact is a non-profit investing platform that invests in climate companies and projects with deep local impact.

• Community Coalitions

• 935.

Communities In Partnership

Now featured in Metropolitics. CommunityRooted Organizations Enhanced Accountability and Capacity Building for Community Development Read our first coauthored piece where we define our communityrooted approach to building community and liberation featured in the peerreviewed journal Metropolitics.

PROVIDENCE WORKING WATERFRONT ALLIANCE

Home City of Providence Adopts Strong Zoning Protections for Providences Working Waterfront and Industrial Businesses August 6 2014 Update After years of working to educate city and state leaders about the importance of Providences working waterfront and nearby industrial businesses the Providence Working Working Waterfront Alliance thanks Mayor Angel Taveras City Council President Michael Solomon and the members of the City Council for adopting strong industrial zoning to protect the good paying blue collar jobs and critical resources our area provides to the city state and wider region.