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African Heritage Food Co-op
Black-led food cooperative in Buffalo creating community ownership and employment opportunities while increasing access to healthy, culturally relevant food.
Black Church Food Security Network
Mobilizes Black churches, farmers, and small businesses to build a more equitable, sustainable food system and improve food access in underserved communities.
Black Farmers Co-op of Philadelphia
Fights food insecurity in Southwest Philadelphia through urban farming, food access programs, and community agricultural education.
Byrd Barr Place
Seattle nonprofit (formerly the Central Area Motivation Program, founded 1964) providing basic-needs services — utility and rent assistance, food, and advocacy — for the Central District's Black community, renamed in 2018 to honor civil rights leader Roberta Byrd Barr.
Change Today, Change Tomorrow Inc.
Removes barriers facing the Black community and other marginalized Louisville residents through food justice, education, and public health programs.
Clara White Mission
Prevents and reduces homelessness in Jacksonville through advocacy, housing, job training, and employment partnerships with local businesses.
Communities in Partnership
Cultivates grassroots leadership in Old East Durham and nearby Black neighborhoods to build community resilience and economic/political influence.
Empowering The Masses
Empowers Dallas residents through vocational training, core skills development, health advocacy, and food security initiatives.
Feed the People
Black-led Seattle community kitchen and youth-development effort, started by Chef Tarik Abdullah, providing meals and food-justice programming in the Central District/South End.
Foundation for Black Heritage and Culture
Preserves, uplifts, and advances the legacy of African American culture through education, health equity, cultural arts, and community programs for underserved youth and families in Houston.
Harlem Grown
Operates urban farms across Harlem, founded by Tony Hillery to inspire youth to lead healthy, ambitious lives through mentorship and hands-on education in urban farming, sustainability, and nutrition.
Higher Purpose Co.
A regional nonprofit intermediary in the Mississippi Delta building Black community wealth through small-business lending and workshops, healthcare access, food security, and arts/culture initiatives.
Miles of Freedom
Empowers, equips, and educates individuals, families, and communities impacted by incarceration through reentry support, job readiness training, and food security programs.
Mission of Love Charities, Inc.
A Prince George's County nonprofit that helps low-income and homeless Maryland families meet basic needs through food, clothing, and emergency assistance programs.
Mothers and Men Against Senseless Killings (M.A.S.K.)
Community mothers and volunteers maintain a visible, caring presence on high-violence blocks in Englewood through cookouts, mentoring, and gun-safety education to prevent shootings.
New Communities Inc.
Historic Black farmland cooperative and community land trust supporting Black farmers, now operating pecan and orange groves and an apiary at its Resora property.
Rainier Beach Action Coalition
A Black-led community coalition in Seattle's Rainier Beach neighborhood working to prevent displacement and build economic power through a farm stand, youth programs, and anti-gentrification organizing.
Sankofa Community Development Corporation
Works with Lower Ninth Ward residents on health-focused programs (including a Mobile Market bringing fresh produce to the neighborhood), strategic land acquisition, and community-based social enterprise to support neighborhood revitalization.
Tallahassee Urban League
Enables African Americans and others to secure social justice, economic self-reliance, parity, power, evolving opportunities, and civil rights, based in Tallahassee's historic Frenchtown neighborhood.
The ECO Foundation
Runs a West/Southwest Philadelphia community hub offering food assistance, youth mentoring, arts programming, mental-health support, and employment help.
Watershed Human & Community Development Agency
Transforms lives in Little Rock by empowering individuals to build productive, fulfilling futures through food assistance, housing support, job readiness, and self-sufficiency programs.