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The mission of First Shift Justice Project is to empower low-income pregnant women and parents to safeguard the health and economic security of their families by asserting their workplace rights.

A non-partisan, non-profit organization 501(c)(3) based in Washington, DC that invests in the orange economy by supporting the arts, education, and entrepreneurship to catalyze economic development and stimulate a sustainable economic development. Friends of Puerto Rico is the bridge between educational and cultural communities in Puerto Rico and its diaspora.

Their purpose is to offer long-lasting solutions that enable women to break the cycle of poverty. Dress for Success is part of a global movement for change, empowering women to obtain safer and better futures.

1812ada provides education, employment advocacy and transitional planning. They are dedicated to assisting our members with identifying the necessary resources needed to succeed in schools and the workplace. They are devoted to assisting our members to ensure that they receive their reasonable accommodation as specified by their medical professionals.

Magdalene Omaha/Thistle Lights is a survivor-led program of healing, recovery, and economic empowerment for women who experienced sex trafficking/prostitution, violence, and addiction. Our two-year residential recovery program offers long-term housing, access to comprehensive trauma-informed care, legal support, and educational assistance for our residents. Residents also gain employment experience through Thistle Lights, our survivor-led small business which features hand-made products designed and crafted with love by a survivor.

Their mission is to enable African-Americans and other disadvantaged persons to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power and civil rights

Advances a worker-led movement to end gender violence and envisions worker leaders creating safe, just workplaces and stable economic futures.

Youth With Faces gives youth in the juvenile justice system a second chance to be more than a faceless statistic. We all know making poor choices is part of growing up. But for incarcerated youth, the poverty and dysfunction that led to their mistakes create a cycle of crime difficult for any teen to overcome alone. This is why we are here, every day without fail, with respect, accountability and belief in their potential. We help Dallas County youth change doing time into a time to learn and practice critical character lessons and work skills. As a result, they significantly reduce their chances of returning to custody and can build a new identity – as a capable young person with a contribution to make.

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Outlook Nebraska is a 501(c)(3) social enterprise that creates paid, accessible work opportunities and job training for people who are blind or visually impaired, operating manufacturing and employment programs to promote independence. It also provides adaptive-technology training and community enrichment programs to help people with vision loss build skills, confidence, and community connections.

Valleylife provides residential, adult day, vocational, and home- and community-based services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the Phoenix area. Its programs aim to enhance independence, dignity, community inclusion, and overall quality of life for the individuals it supports.

Boaz & Ruth rebuilds lives and revitalizes Richmond’s Highland Park by providing transitional jobs, job-training and reentry support while operating social enterprises and restoring commercial spaces. Their work combines employment training, neighborhood commercial revitalization, and community-building activities to help formerly incarcerated and under‑employed residents gain stable work and strengthen the neighborhood.