• Economic Development

• 1963.

Iowa Center for Economic Success

The Iowa Center supports Iowans who want to launch, manage or grow their small business.

Kheprw Institute

We are a community center that empowers youth through mentorship, leadership and critical thinking.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

• 1965.

Creative Arts Foundation of Brevard Inc

A thriving community that celebrates the strength and contributions of family-owned enterprises, creating a lasting impact for generations to come.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1966.

Tucson Womens Council of Realtors

Welcome to theWomens Council of REALTORS Tucson The Mission of Womens Council of REALTORS We are a network of successful REALTORS advancing women as business leaders in the industry and in the communities we serve.

• Big Brother, Big Sisters

• 1967.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Black Hills

Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Black Hills is a donor supported volunteer mentoring organization serving the Black Hills for over 56 years.

United Way of the Black Hills

We unite people and resources to improve lives in the Black Hills by delivering measurable long-term We unite people and resources to improve lives in the Black Hills by delivering measurable long-term solutions to community issues in education, financial stability, and health.

• Girls Clubs

• 1969.

Nerdy Girl Success, Inc

A 501(c)3 - To change the landscape of leadership by supporting and preparing young women.

• Management Services for Small Business/ Entrepreneurs

• 1970.

Hbcu Founders Initiative

501(c)3 nonprofit that supports #HBCU students and alumni to launch and scale tech startups | 👥 1,200+ founders served since 2021 The HBCU Founders Initiative is a nonprofit organization that is engaging rising HBCU students and alumni interested in pursuing entrepreneurship THE CORPORATION IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED FOR CHARITABLE AND EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES, INCLUDING WITHOUT LIMITATION, INSPIRING AND SUPPORTING WOMEN AND MINORITIES TO PURSUE ENTREPRENEURSHIP Inspiring Entrepreneurship at HBCUs Launched by Nex Cubed the HBCU Founders Initiative is a nonprofit organization committed to locking arms with entrepreneurs and organizations that share our belief that having a diversity of ideas and perspectives is both the right thing to do and good for business.

• Children's and Youth Services

• 1971.

African Americans for Life

Promoting Positive Options to Empower Women to Make Life-Affirming Decisions.