Community Development Programs

Minneapolis nonprofit supporting African immigrants and refugees through housing, business, and youth programs.

An aviation community organization hosting events, supporting STEAM initiatives, and offering scholarships in Wichita.

A Minneapolis community development consortium supporting nonprofits, professionals, small businesses, and cooperatives.

MENTOR Minnesota supports mentorship through training, resources, and consulting for youth-focused organizations and businesses.

A nonprofit foundation offering workshops, classes, and community programs in Colorado Springs.

A Virginia nonprofit providing year-round sports training and athletic competitions for people with intellectual disabilities.

A downtown revitalization organization in Kansas City, Kansas, providing outreach, programming, and services.

Conflict resolution organization offering mediation, restorative justice programs, and training in Kansas City.

Provides resident services and partners in affordable housing communities across California.

A Sacramento neighborhood association supporting Midtown businesses, properties, and community projects.

A Milwaukee nonprofit offering community programs in literacy, food access, job skills, and social justice.

Tucson nonprofit conserving regional crop seeds through seed access, community programs, and educational resources.

Milwaukee community leadership nonprofit offering a paid 10-month apprenticeship program and civic projects.

A Baltimore-area nonprofit building community relationships and developing faith leaders to advance justice.

A Detroit community nonprofit supporting Veterans and developing sustainable, energy-efficient homes and programs.

A Detroit nonprofit community hub serving African immigrant youth and families through culturally responsive programs.

A Detroit-area community organizing nonprofit that develops grassroots leaders and coordinates campaigns on social justice issues.

A nonprofit community development center in Portland supporting refugees and immigrants across Oregon and Southwest Washington.