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Central Florida Wrestling Academy, Inc, (CFWA) is a group of young men and women of the ages 6-18 practicing their wrestling skills and competing in wrestling tournaments representing the organization. Our focus is to provide young men and women in Central Florida the opportunity to train and compete on a Statewide, Regional and National Stage with the ultimate goal of one day becoming a NCAA Division 1 National Champion.

Fertile Ground's mission is to deliver a high quality mentoring program that supports young women in developing positive self-images and inspires them to be extraordinary individuals.

Through girls’ education and empowerment we work to end poverty and gender inequality by educating young women and creating community leaders in Peru—one girl at a time.

Ladies About Community Elevation’s (LACE) mission is to empower young women in low income neighborhoods through self-reflection, multicultural education, civic engagement and financial literacy.

Girls Rock Camp ATL is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating an empowering and supportive community for self-identified girls and women, trans and gender-expansive people through music education, creative expression, and performance.

The mission of Boys Hope Girls Hope is to help academically capable and motivated children-in-need to meet their full potential and become men and women for others by providing value-centered, family-like homes, opportunities and education through college.

Solomon's Temple Foundation, Inc. (STF) is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit organization dedicated to the eradication of homelessness by empowering women and their children to overcome life's challenges, realize their potential, define their own destiny and become vital factors in the revitalization and sustainability of their community. It is the third largest homeless facility for homeless women and children in the Metro Atlanta area offering emergency, transitional housing and supportive services and one of the few facilities that accepts male children over the age of 11. STF's individualized approach immediately assesses the level of support needed, whether it is very little support for a short period of time or a more intensive and long term solution.

First Chance seeks to provide hope, training, education, housing, financial and emotional support to Seattle's young people at-risk and formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated young women and men, allowing them to redirect their lives to become contributing members of our community.

Phenomenal Angels of the Community provides mentoring, life‑skills training and enrichment programs designed to support at‑risk youth (especially girls/young women) — focusing on personal development, civic engagement, financial literacy and academic success — to help participants build confidence and move toward independence and higher education.

The mission of Abby’s Closet, an Oregon-based nonprofit, is to inspire confidence and respect in high school women by providing free formal dresses for prom. They are more than a dress – or really, more than the 30,000 dresses they've given away so far – because they are just as focused on sequins and satin as they are on education, confidence, and inclusiveness.

Black Girl Magic Educational Services is a Black Women led non-profit organization that provides opportunities for Black girls by empowering them to let their natural gifts shine, cultivating leadership skills while centering youth voice in decision making, and forming a safe and affirming community where girls can authentically and unapologetically be themselves.

Daughters Beyond Incarceration (DBI) is a program unlike any other as it is led by two women with the first-hand experience of growing up with an incarcerated dad. DBI is the solution to breaking the cycle of poverty and crime among daughters with incarcerated parents by advocating for girls with incarcerated parents and building strong parent-to child relationships between them – through public education, leadership development and implementing policy change to support them.