Conrad N. Hilton Foundation

Cabrillo Economic Development offers property development, property management, and community services.

Linc Housing creates and preserves affordable housing communities to meet the wide range of housing needs in California.

New Earth Organization offers mentor-based arts, educational, and vocational programs to incarcerated children to transform their lives.

Kaimore rebuilds lives from the ground up by training underserved communities to achieve their own financial success through financial literacy, career development, and entrepreneurship. The organization focuses on creating financial and career stability for marginalized individuals and families. Kaimore's programs provide a foundation for building higher-wage employment and family wealth to close the inequality gap. All proceeds from their merchandise directly support their mission.

AHJN is a non-profit arts organization that serves detained youth by providing arts education. AHJN was founded in Los Angeles County, which has the nation's largest juvenile justice system, with nearly 16,000 youth under the Probation Department's jurisdiction. The AHJN model is now being replicated in other cities and regions, such as San Diego and New Mexico.

South Los Angeles Transit Empowerment Zone supports high-achieving students, ensuring educational success for youth in the community.

Saha Global provides safe and affordable drinking water to rural communities.

Founded in 1948, Fountain House is a national nonprofit dedicated to improving mental health outcomes, increasing opportunities, and reducing social isolation for individuals living with serious mental illness.

ChildFund International (http://www.ChildFund.org) is a global child development and protection agency and a founding member of the ChildFund Alliance. Since 1938, ChildFund has worked to help children break the generational cycle of poverty and achieve their full potential. We align what we learn from children with best practices in the international development field to develop and deliver programs that are supported by the generosity of sponsors and donors.

Imagine LA prevents first-time and repeat homelessness and equips families to maintain housing stability and thrive long-term. They transform lives through a holistic combination of clinical case management, economic mobility pathways, and whole-family mentorship. Imagine LA is committed to breaking the cycle of family poverty and homelessness.

The National Restaurant Association Educational Foundation provides education and training to people of all backgrounds.

The National Centre for Youth Law is a law firm that provides direct service to youth in a range of areas that impact their lives and communities. The organisation works to raise the voices and experiences of young people. They provide access to opportunities for education, health, and social well-being, particularly for black and youth of colour, LGBTQ, disabled, immigrant, and youth involved in the child welfare and juvenile justice systems. The National Centre For Youth Law is a group of skilled attorneys, activists, researchers, service providers, and partners.

Housing Initiative is a mission-driven affordable housing development company.

YouthBuild Mexico is a youth and community development program.

Catholic Charities of Los Angeles provide social services. People suffering from poverty, hunger, nutrition, homelessness, immigration, health care, mental health, and illiteracy are served by these organizations. They provide essential services to the poor, the young, the disadvantaged, and the immigrant communities. services on growth, healing, empowerment, and pathways out of poverty.

Social Justice Partners Los Angeles invest in, expand, and connect communities advancing racial and social justice.

Episcopal Relief & Development works together with supporters and partners for lasting change around the world. Each year the organization facilitates healthier, more fulfilling lives for more than 3 million people struggling with hunger, poverty, disaster and disease.

U.S. Fund for UNICEF, also known as UNICEF USA, is an independent non-profit organization based in New York, established in 1947. Its primary mission is to support UNICEF's global efforts to protect and improve the lives of vulnerable children. The organization engages in fundraising, advocacy, and educational initiatives to raise awareness about children's rights and needs in the United States. It collaborates with various stakeholders, including governments, civic leaders, celebrities, corporations, and community groups, to ensure the survival and well-being of every child. Additionally, U.S. Fund for UNICEF provides emergency relief during crises such as earthquakes, food shortages, floods, hurricanes, and tsunamis, working tirelessly to address urgent humanitarian needs. The foundation's assets are managed by a board of directors to support its mission effectively.

Interfaith America inspires, equips, and connects individuals and institutions to unlock the potential of America’s religious diversity.

D-Tree is an NPO Digital health enabler.

BRAC USA is an international nonprofit that designs proven, scalable solutions that equip people to lift themselves out of poverty and achieve their potential.

A Community of Friends is a nonprofit organization that develops housing for individuals and families with mental illness. They provide supportive services on-site to help tenants maintain their housing stability. They offer project management, support services, property management, and asset management.

Marywood University is a private liberal arts college in Scranton, Pennsylvania, offering rigorous undergraduate and graduate programs across various fields such as education, history, marketing, psychology, social work, theatre arts, among others. It provides an intimate learning environment with competitive admissions and federal/institutional financial aid options.

Friends of the Children breaks the cycle of generational poverty by giving children facing the highest-risks the ability to create a new story. This brings life transformation to the highest-risk children and tremendous economic impact to our community.

RespectAbility is a nonprofit and nonpartisan organization. They work with entertainment, policy makers, educators, self-advocates, nonprofits, employers, faith-based organizations, philanthropists, journalists and online media to fight stigmas and advance opportunities for people with disabilities. RespectAbility was founded in 2013.

The Ninety-Nines is an association of women pilots dedicated to fostering and advancing aviation through networking, scholarships, educational opportunities, museums, and events.

Established in 2003, the Miller Center accelerates global social entrepreneurship through its flagship program, Global Social Benefit Institute (GSBI®). It supports over 400 social enterprises annually, providing mentorship and coaching from Silicon Valley executives. The center also facilitates impact investing, having helped social entrepreneurs raise over $96 million.

Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland has collaborated with residents, nonprofits, and community leaders. The company works to improve the lives of those in need, with a focus on low-income families, women, and children. They collaborate with grantees to assess outcomes and disseminate knowledge to the community. The company fosters advocacy efforts in order to effect systemic change.

Jibu is a company focused on addressing the critical issue of safe drinking water access in East Africa, where approximately 450 million people lack reliable sources. Operating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, and Uganda, Jibu provides local entrepreneurs with the resources and support needed to establish their own businesses that treat and package water in reusable bottles. By offering a comprehensive start-up package, including seed financing, Jibu empowers these entrepreneurs to create franchises that deliver safe drinking water at a cost that is significantly lower than traditional bottled options, while also providing the convenience of door-to-door delivery. The company aims to expand its impact to neighboring countries, fostering a network of locally owned businesses that promote affordable access to essential resources for communities.

Alverno College is a liberal arts institution that provides undergraduate and graduate programs for women and men. The college emphasizes personalized education and innovative pedagogy, focusing on measurable outcomes and student growth.

Truven Health Analytics, founded in 2012 and headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, offers a range of healthcare data and analytics services to various stakeholders in the healthcare industry. The company provides unbiased information, analytic tools, benchmarks, and research aimed at improving quality, efficiency, and outcomes in healthcare. Its clientele includes hospitals, government agencies, employers, health plans, clinicians, and companies in the pharmaceutical, biotech, and medical device sectors. By leveraging its expertise in clinical, financial, and healthcare management, Truven collaborates with clients to identify and capitalize on opportunities for enhancement within the healthcare system.