• Women's Rights

• 1144.

Society of Women Engineers

For more than seven decades, SWE's 40,000 and growing members have given women engineers a unique place and voice within the #engineering industry.

Envision Proven Success

The mission of ‘EnVision Proven Success’ is to increase community awareness and raise funds for disadvantage women We provide knowledge and resources that empower women to improve their quality of life.

• Women's Rights

• 1146.

Well Initiative Womens Association Inc

The Well Initiative is a collective where women pour their voices, resources, and actions into transforming the way we connect and create change.

Sisters Broken To Heal Inc

Sisters Broken to Heal, Inc. is a faith based 501(c) (3) Non-Profit Organization, connecting broken women with other women who has overcome the same life struggles.

• Single Organization Support

• 1148.

Women of Life Inc

The mission of Women of Life is to invite women to come as they are and to support them through teaching, equipping and encouraging through community projects, mentoring, educational workshops and seminars.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1149.

Giift Org

Mentorship for women by women. A global community dedicated to strength, confidence and beauty, providing women tools to power up their business, beauty & life We are a Foundation designed to give disenfranchised women skills development in beauty and tools on how to live a more balanced, beautiful and blissful life.

Abingdon Foundation

Watches for women who love time zones, not zip codes.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 1151.

Women in Healthcare Inc

My Account Promoting the Professional Development of Women in the Healthcare IndustryThrough Networking Education and Mentorship As the legacy chapter of Women in Healthcare we are committed to creating a culture that celebrates all women.

• Business, Youth Development

• 1152.

Wall Street Connection Incorporated

Wall Street Connection looks to close the wealth gap by building a stronger pipeline of Black financial services professionals by exposing overlooked high school-aged Black youth to the importance of the sector.