Community Development Programs

A Northridge center for Philippine culture and arts offering cultural programs, classes, and events.

Kansas City community organization supporting families, students, youth, and early childhood care providers.

Kansas City community and social services organization supporting families, youth, neighborhoods, and early childhood caregivers.

Memphis community organization supporting resident-led neighborhood change and shared community space.

An Oklahoma City nonprofit ministry supporting children and families through educational, spiritual, and physical programs.

Connects Fort Worth artists, arts organizations, policymakers, and residents through public art and community arts programs.

A South Bronx community development nonprofit founded in 1973, offering housing, workforce development, and services for residents of all ages.

A Philadelphia youth club offering educational programs and community services for children and teens.

A South Kensington neighborhood organization connecting residents with resources and community engagement opportunities in Philadelphia.

A Brooklyn senior center offering older adults activities, hot meals, and transportation support.

A Bucktown nonprofit organization supporting neighborhood development, community events, and public space improvements in Chicago.

A community association working to preserve and promote Elmwood Village in Buffalo.

A nonprofit building affordable homes and supporting families through the home-buying process in Greater Fort Wayne.

Pittsburgh nonprofit offering job training, leadership development, reconciliation, and Ireland-focused business connections.

A Pittsburgh organization connecting public art, civic design, artists, and communities.

A community education foundation focused on drinking water quality and safe water access in Canada.

An Aurora nonprofit focused on improving systems and outcomes for boys and young men of color.

An Aurora community organization working with families to advance educational equity in public schools.