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United Way is engaged in nearly 1,800 communities across more than 40 countries and territories worldwide. We are focused on creating community-based and community-led solutions that strengthen the cornerstones for a good quality of life: education, financial stability and health. We envision a world where every community is a strong one, with jobs that pay a livable wage, good schools and a healthy environment. Around the world, we engage people and organizations in innovative solutions that are transforming that vision into reality.

World Central Kitchen is a not-for-profit non-governmental organization devoted to providing meals in the wake of natural disasters.

CDP’s mission is to transform disaster giving by providing timely and thoughtful strategies to increase donors’ impact during domestic

The Global Refuge Project is improving the health of vulnerable populations by creating sustainable livelihoods through economic empowerment.

Immigrants Rising provides undocumented youth the tools they need to reform themselves and their institutions. The company was founded in 2006 and is based in San Francisco, California.

RCIE is a co-working ecosystem that connects entrepreneurs to a customized curriculum, corporate partners, and access to capital. It is designed to connect the next generation of multi-cultural and women entrepreneurs to the tools and relationships required to turn dreams into reality. The company was founded in 2016 and is headquartered in Atlanta, Georgia.

Tallatoona CAP is a charity that assists individuals and families in acquiring skills and knowledge to achieve economic stability.

Founded in 1980, Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering sustainable communities across America. LISC provides comprehensive community development programs, including loans, grants, equity investments, technical assistance, and policy support to local organizations. Its mission is to transform distressed neighborhoods into healthy, sustainable, and thriving communities.

JUMPSTART South Carolina is a nonprofit organization that offers transitional housing, mentoring, employment assistance, and other services.

Regional Housing Legal Services is a non-profit organization that provides economic development, construction, and consulting services.

Virginia Supportive Housing is a nonprofit organization that offers affordable housing and supportive services for homeless communities.

The Florida Community Loan Fund, or FCLF, is a nonprofit, multifaceted financing organization that provides flexible capital and staff expertise to low-income communities throughout Florida. It aims to help the project succeed by providing financing for affordable housing, single and multifamily, community facilities that provide essential social services, and economic development in Florida's low-income areas.

Paths for Success Foundation is a nonprofit agency that assists communities in acquiring skills, credentials, and certifications for jobs.

Scale Link was deliberately established as a lean, narrowly focused non-profit with the goal of being agile and responsive to CDFI microlender capital needs, whether there is a global epidemic or 3% jobless.

Enterprise Community Partners, founded in 1982 and based in Maryland, focuses on creating affordable housing opportunities for low and moderate-income individuals in diverse communities. As a social enterprise, it leverages its extensive knowledge and policy leadership to enhance local affordable housing development through public-private partnerships. The organization collaborates with financial institutions, governments, community organizations, and other stakeholders to provide equity and debt financing at every stage of housing development. Through these efforts, Enterprise Community Partners aims to multiply the impact of its initiatives, making significant strides in addressing housing challenges across the nation.

Jewish Community Services provides programs and support services to help communities enhance their wellbeing and achieve their goals.

HumanKind is an independent nonprofit foundation located in Lynchburg, Virginia, established in 1903. The organization focuses on enhancing the well-being of individuals and families through a range of programs that promote care, counseling, and education. Its initiatives emphasize early childhood education, economic empowerment, mental health services, and residential care, as well as promoting safe and healthy living environments. HumanKind operates multiple locations across Virginia, including Fredericksburg, Harrisonburg, Lexington, South Hill, Stuarts Draft, and Zuni. By providing guidance and support, the foundation aims to empower individuals and families, ultimately fostering stronger communities.

CommunityWorks in West Virginia is a nonprofit organization that creates housing and community development solutions for the communities.

Community Ventures is a non-profit organization that empowers individuals to achieve their dreams. They improve the quality of life for individuals who lack access to opportunities. From affordable financing to education, to neighborhood revitalization, their areas of focus offer the opportunity to improve the quality of life for people.

JUST Community they are recruiting, training, and supporting entrepreneur leaders to support small business groups.

NALCAB is a non-profit organization that works to foster racial and economic equity with research, advocacy, and technical advice.

Strive is a nonprofit organization dedicated to workforce development, offering free training programs aimed at enhancing skills in various industries, including construction, food services, accommodation, and transportation. By focusing on practical education, Strive seeks to empower individuals with the necessary skills to succeed in these fields, thereby improving their employment opportunities and contributing to community development. The organization's commitment to providing accessible training resources makes it a valuable resource for those looking to advance their careers and gain essential industry knowledge.

Per Scholas is a nonprofit that provides no-cost technology training and workforce development programs to help underserved communities access technology careers. It aims to break the cycle of poverty by delivering education and opportunities and preparing students for in-demand technical roles such as cybersecurity analysis, software engineering, and IT support. The organization also offers professional development and job placement assistance to help graduates secure rewarding technology jobs. Per Scholas works to create a more diverse tech workforce by recruiting women and people of color and serving groups underrepresented in IT employment. Its programs align with employer needs, focusing on practical, market-relevant skills and hands-on training to close the skills gap, with many students coming from underrepresented backgrounds.

NPower is a national nonprofit organization that launches digital careers for military veterans and young adults from underserved communities. The company empowers under-represented talent to pursue tech futures by teaching the digital and professional skills demanded by the marketplace, and engaging businesses, volunteers, and nonprofits in the long term success of its students.

Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership (ANDP) is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating and preserving affordable housing in Atlanta, Georgia. It specializes in the development, renovation, and sale of residential properties, with a strong focus on promoting racial equity and fostering healthy, equitable communities. Additionally, ANDP provides policy advocacy services and facilitates financing for affordable housing projects.

Urban Strategies is a national nonprofit that focuses on the design and implementation of human capital development.

Avow Hospice is an NGO that offers end-of-life care, bereavement support, pet loss support, and caregiver education services.

Rethreaded is a conscious gift company. They do this through employment coupled with life and career development for survivors of human trafficking. They provide a second chance at life through employment for survivors of human trafficking. Women have employment and career development opportunities in all facets of the company, including production, inventory, sales, marketing, finance, and administration.

LIFT is a national nonprofit that empowers families to break the cycle of poverty.

Accion Opportunity Fund is a nonprofit firm that provides funds to mall businesses.

The Nussbaum Center for Entrepreneurship, based in Greensboro, North Carolina, is the largest small-business incubator in the state, established in 1987. It offers a range of resources and support services to entrepreneurs and small business owners, including affordable office space, training programs, networking events, and personalized coaching. The organization focuses on helping individuals develop their business concepts into viable and sustainable enterprises, providing assistance in areas such as strategic planning, marketing strategies, goal setting, and financial modeling. A notable aspect of the center is its commitment to fostering diverse entrepreneurship, with a significant portion of its associates being minority or women-led businesses. The Nussbaum Center has a strong track record, with a high percentage of its associates remaining operational after five years, contributing to a reduction in small business failures.

CEO is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization. For more than 30 years, CEO’s goal has been to provide immediate, comprehensive and effective employment services for men and women returning from incarceration. CEO offers comprehensive employment services exclusively for people with criminal records. CEO’s model is based on a highly structured program of life skill education, short-term paid transitional employment, full-time job placement and post-placement services. This year, CEO anticipates preparing more than 3,000 people to move into mainstream employment. CEO is committed to serving the most at-risk populations. They place an emphasis on providing services to Young Adults ages 18-25—a population who frequently has limited work experience and faces particularly strong barriers to entering the workforce.

Frederick Innovative Technology Center is a non-profit business incubator in Frederick, Maryland that provides offices, laboratory facilities, and entrepreneurial support services to local technology startups. Founded in 2004 through a public-private partnership, FITCI aims to foster entrepreneurship and accelerate the development of commercially viable businesses, contributing to job growth. It serves startups in biotechnology, information technology, cybersecurity, and renewable energy, offering acceleration programs and access to a network of public and private partners. FITCI operates from 4539 Metropolitan Court, Frederick, and is supported by local government and state agencies to advance innovation-driven economic development.

Avow Hospice is an NGO that offers end-of-life care, bereavement support, pet loss support, and caregiver education services.

Community First Fund is a private, non‑profit Community Development Financial Institution that supplies capital in underserved areas. It provides loans to entrepreneurs, commercial real estate and affordable housing developers, and nonprofits, supporting projects that create jobs, housing, essential community facilities, and community revitalization.

Junior Achievement of Greater Washington is changing the game for their region’s youth with relevant, experiential education for the real world. Their visionary philosophy and innovative, hands-on approach is shaped by a passionate collective of the nation’s educational thought leaders, business front-runners, and Greater Washington civic leaders who come together as role models, partners, and volunteer mentors to challenge the status quo. JA students benefit from financial literacy, work readiness, and entrepreneurship programs that are proven to help them be 100% ready for real life in the real world.

Nashville Business Incubation Center (NBIC) is a non-profit incubator with a successful track record of launching well-known companies such as Zycron, The Grilled Cheeserie, and Christie Cookie. The center has provided business development resources to entrepreneurs to help them grow their enterprises, create jobs, and generate wealth in their respective communities.

Council for Adult and Experimental Learning helps organizations succeed by providing expertise, resources, and solutions. The company collaborates with organizations from the entire adult learner ecosystem to develop career pathways that can be followed on the path to meaningful work and lifelong learning. The knowledgeable team of experts at the Council for Adult and Experimental Learning provides flexible initiative support and technical assistance to help partners with problem diagnosis, problem definition, momentum generation and maintenance, and staff capacity planning.

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida is a nonprofit organization committed to serving people with disabilities and disadvantages.

USC Technology Incubator is a Columbia, South Carolina-based program that supports Midlands entrepreneurs and early-stage companies. Originating as USC Columbia Technology Incubator in 1998, it is a nonprofit corporation sponsored by the University of South Carolina, the City of Columbia and other area governments, backed by businesses and private donors. It has hosted nearly 50 companies and focuses on high-tech, high-growth ventures that can benefit from partnerships with USC and Midlands Technical College, including manufacturing startup facilities. Established in 1999, USC Technology Incubator operates as an incubator and invests in early-stage Midlands companies, providing mentorship, facilities and access to a regional network to accelerate commercialization and job creation. The combined program aims to help ideas reach market, create sustainable businesses and stimulate local economic growth.

United Way of Central Maryland create opportunity and improves lives and communities we take on the toughest challenges facing our neighbors and the neighborhoods they call home our programs increase access to basic needs: housing, health, employment, and education.