Gilbert Family Foundation

Black Tech Saturdays is an organization dedicated to supporting and promoting Black tech entrepreneurs in Detroit. It operates a community wealth platform that focuses on knowledge sharing and community building. The organization organizes various events, workshops, and programs aimed at enhancing skill development and networking opportunities within the technology sector. Through these initiatives, Black Tech Saturdays fosters professional growth and creates avenues for individuals to exchange ideas and cultivate meaningful relationships, ultimately empowering participants in their careers and entrepreneurial endeavors.

Detroit Housing Network provides access to a wide variety of local, state, and federal housing and financial stability services.

The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, established in 1983 to support The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, the first hospital in the United States dedicated exclusively to pediatric care. Since its inception in 1855, the hospital has been a leader in pediatric medicine, driving medical innovations that have significantly improved healthcare outcomes for children. The foundation plays a crucial role in sustaining essential programs that are not covered by insurance, funding research, clinical education, and overall growth of the hospital. Through the philanthropic contributions of its donors, the foundation enhances the hospital's capacity to deliver exceptional patient care and advance pediatric healthcare initiatives.

The Metro Detroit Black Business Alliance develops programes and advocates for policies that result in profitable and sustainable black-owned businesses that are connected to public and private economic opportunities while building trust.