• Youth Development Programs

• 775.

Footage Foundation

Footage's mission is simple: to amplify the voices of youth as a means of catalyzing change within themselves and their their communities.

• Women's Rights

• 776.

Staten Island

NCNW mission is to empower women of African descent, their children and communities through local programs.

• Women's Service Clubs

• 777.

Soroptimist International of Mesa Foundation Inc

A global women’s organization whose members volunteer to improve the lives of women and girls through programs leading to social and economic empowerment.

Sister-to-Sister Intl Network of Prof African American Women

Sister-to-Sister: International Network of Professional African American Women, Inc.

The Center for Black Health & Equity

The Center works to promote health equity by curating the best and latest news in Black health.

Black Girls in Boardrooms

Shattering a glass ceiling near you. BGB is a professional network of Black women committed to increasing the representation of Black women in business.

• Military/Veterans' Organizations

• 781.

Women Veterans Interactive Foundation

Meeting Women Veterans At Their Point of Need Through Advocacy, Empowerment, Interaction, Outreach and Unification (AEIOU) Sisterhood-Service-Sacrifice The Women Veterans Interactive Foundation connects, engages, and empowers Women Veterans with the tools and resources needed to achieve post-military success through financial assistance, workforce development resources, and community.

Mikael Family Foundation

Helping the LGBTQ community build families Our Surrogacy Story I had always wanted children but as a gay man it didnt seem possible when I was growing up.

• Student Services and Organizations

• 783.

LGBTQ Communication Sciences and Disorders Student Association Inc

The primary purpose of LGBTQ+ CSDSA is to create a community to support LGBTQ+ CSD students and alli LGBTQ CSDSA Supporting LGBTQ Students of Communication Sciences and Disorders Statement on Current Events The LGBTQ Communication Sciences and Disorder Student Association CSDSA condemns the use of divisive and hateful rhetoric in political discourse most especially when it is targeted at already disenfranchised groups in the United States particularly Black Indigenous people of color BIPOC communities immigrants trans and gender expansive individuals LGBTQIA folks women and girls disabled people and others who face discrimination based on their identities.