• Protestant

• 1972.

First Pursuit

Through the Puyallup Night Market, we held 30 events and provided a place for over 300 small businesses to sell their goods and services in our community.

• Women's Service Clubs

• 1973.

National Coalition of 100 Black Women Greater Knoxville Chapter

The NCBW Knoxville Chapter is dedicated to empowering minority women and girls in the areas of education, health, economic development & public policy.

• International Relief

• 1974.

Espwa Pou Jen Ayisyen

H Haitian We believe in the power of hope to inspire and motivate change and we strive to be a beacon of hope for Haitianborn youths guiding them towards a brighter and more promising future.

• Civil Rights, Advocacy for Specific Groups

• 1975.

Chisholm Legacy Project Inc

We are calling up the vision and spirit of Shirley Chisholm as we secure a just transition for Black communities on the frontlines of climate and environmental justice.

• Human Service Organizations

• 1976.

Thefriendinneed

Linking Lives Through Learning. Igniting Change through Compassionate Learning Bridging Gaps Inspiring Dreams Bridging Societal Divides One Leader at a Time Uniting Hearts Building Minds Building Bridges through Education and Leadership Uniting hearts building minds We believe in the power of youth to create meaningful change.

Empower House SA (formerly The Martinez Street Women’s Center)

Mission: Empower House SA provides transformative community health services, youth development programs and advocacy opportunities that empower women and girls of color.

• Management & Technical Assistance

• 1978.

Actioncoach Foundation

Our mission as business leaders is to guide philanthropic organizations and future entrepreneurs to success through free worldwide education and empowerment programs.

• Professional Societies & Associations

• 1979.

Houston Lawyers Association Inc

Providing Advocacy | Addressing Injustice | Coalition Building | Promoting Professionalism THE AFRICAN AMERICAN BAR OF HOUSTON The Houston Lawyers Association seeks to address injustice and educate members and the community by serving as a redress conduit improving legal services and providing a voice for the community through advocacy mentoring professionalism and coalition building.

• Community/Neighborhood Development, Improvement

• 1980.

BLACK TREASURERS INVESTMENTS CDC

Home About Us Get Involved Registration Contact Us More our story Loving the game of basketball and growing up in the projects kept President and Founder of Black Treasurers Investments BTI Jeffrey Jerome Amos motivated to be more and do more.