• Voluntarism Promotion

• 235.

Peers Networks Inc

PEERS is a non-profit organization of high level CEO's and entrepreneurs in San Diego connected through philanthropy and giving back.

The Nasdaq Entrepreneurial Center Inc

Guiding entrepreneurs, dreaming up a better tomorrow.

• Human Service Organizations

• 237.

Women's Energizing Network Inc

The Women’s Energizing Network (WEN) is a non-profit 501c3 organization that provides business consultation and support services to our clients including: providing financial support; business development; business certifications; record keeping; office management and business process engineering and/or reengineering to improve efficiency and reduce operational costs for our clients.

• Economic Development

• 238.

Asian/American Economic Development Enterprises Inc

The official twitter of AAEDE, a non-profit serving the community through financial consultations, workshops, and seminars.

• Management Services for Small Business/ Entrepreneurs

• 239.

Encouraging Strength CO

We all need someone to help to grow to learn from Elsy Salazar Mission Statement To provide free guidance for entrepreneurs and small businesses to grow in a modern world environment.

• Education N.E.C.

• 240.

Ilean and Matthew Harris Foundation

Empowering Underrepresented Entrepreneurs Through Education The Ilean and Matthew Harris Foundation provides virtual outreach and training to support women minorities and underrepresented entrepreneurs in developing their businesses.

Powered By Zerret Inc

Our mission is simple: PBZ will empower BIPOC entrepreneurs in underserved communities with a focus on women business owners to succeed through but not limited to mentoring, skills building, networking, and providing resources.

• Single Organization Support

• 242.

Hope Ventures Inc

We raise up thriving businesses in underserved communities.

• Business, Youth Development

• 243.

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.