• Leadership Development

• 1954.

Mexican American Legislative Leadership Foundation Inc

THE ORGANIZATION'S PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE IS TO DEVELOP LEADERSHIP SKILLS AMONG THE LATINO YOUTH OF TEXAS.

Leadership Greater Chicago

LGC is the Greater Chicago Region’s premier civic leadership development incubator, delivering the knowledge and network to lead bold, transformative change.

• Nonprofit Management

• 1956.

GROW & LEAD

Grow & Lead: Community and Youth Development provides youth-serving and nonprofit organizations with expertise, training and learning opportunities so that all youth can thrive in healthy communities across Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

• Public, Society Benefit - Multipurpose & Other N.E.C.

• 1957.

PVNN Inc.

A Non-Profit #News Network that works with young leaders and veterans to inform, inspire, and impact social change.

• Voter Education/ Registration

• 1958.

LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF VIRGINIA

Nonpartisan political org. that promotes informed active participation in gov.

• Voter Education/ Registration

• 1959.

Black Votes Matter Institute of Community Engagement

4Urban. orgs mission is to inform, educate, and act across youth development, economic development, community engagement and get out the vote activities to raise the quality of life for all with an emphasis in the economically disadvantaged, diverse, and multi-ethnic populations.

• Student Services and Organizations

• 1960.

Citizenship Trust

The American Village educational mission is to strengthen and renew the foundations of American liberty and constitutional self-government with an emphasis on programs for young people.

• Women's Service Clubs

• 1961.

The Womens Foundation for the State of Arizona

We innovate to create social, political and economic change that achieves equity for women and girls of all identities.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 1962.

National Black Professional Lobbyist Association

The NBPLA 1) acts as an agency of cooperation among Black state lobbyists 2) promotes the benefits of diversity and inclusion in government affairs, and 3) encourages dialogue among lobbyists, legislative staff, elected officials and corporate entities.