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African American Roundtable
Empowers and organizes Milwaukee's Black community to transform city and county budget, housing, employment, and public-safety policy so Black people can thrive.
African Community Economic Development of New England (ACEDONE)
Partners with African refugee and immigrant families in Greater Boston to build self-sufficiency through youth leadership development, academic enrichment, small business development, housing, and job training.
AfricaTown Community Land Trust
Seattle community land trust building Black-owned affordable housing, cultural space, and economic development in the Central District to counter displacement of the Black community.
Amani Christian Community Development Corporation
Develops housing, workforce, and community capacity-building programs in Pittsburgh's Hill District.
Austin Area Urban League (AAUL)
Creates equitable quality-of-life opportunities across Austin and Central Texas, building a foundation for social and economic equity for Black residents and other underserved populations.
Baltimore Safe Haven
A Black and trans-led organization providing emergency shelter, transitional housing, and wellness programs for Baltimore's Black trans community and others facing homelessness.
Birmingham Urban League (Urban League of Alabama)
Affiliate of the National Urban League working to build economic self-reliance and advance civil rights by improving underserved communities' access to education, jobs, housing, and public health.
Black Love Resists in the Rust
Buffalo-based grassroots organization building Black political power and organizing at the intersection of embodied leadership, healing justice, and political education.
Black Phoenix Organizing Collective
Membership-based collective founded in 2019 working toward an inclusive and empowered future for Black communities in Phoenix, focused on health, safety, housing, reproductive rights, and police reform.
Blacks in Green (BIG)
A national green community economic development network empowering urban Black communities to adopt sustainable, neighbor-owned development through green-village-building.
Brave Space Alliance
Chicago's first Black-led, trans-led LGBTQ center, providing community services, a shelter for trans women, and advocacy by and for QTPOC communities.
Breakthrough (Breakthrough Urban Ministries)
East Garfield Park nonprofit providing housing, youth development, and community programs aimed at breaking cycles of poverty on Chicago's West Side.
Buffalo Urban League
Local affiliate of the National Urban League working to elevate the standard of living for Black and underserved Buffalo residents through education, employment, and housing programs.
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.
Clara White Mission
Prevents and reduces homelessness in Jacksonville through advocacy, housing, job training, and employment partnerships with local businesses.
Communities First, Inc.
Builds healthy, vibrant communities in Flint and Detroit through affordable housing development (600+ units preserved/developed), financial literacy education, entrepreneur support, and arts and community programming.
Crispus Attucks Association of York
Comprehensive nonprofit providing education, human services, community development, and affordable housing, historically created to serve York's African American community.
Dallas-Fort Worth Urban League
Empowers communities and changes lives across North Texas through economic self-reliance, workforce development, and civil rights advocacy.
Detroit Phoenix Center
A youth-driven, low-barrier drop-in center and shelter for Detroit youth ages 13-24 experiencing homelessness, offering showers, meals, education and job-readiness support, and transitional housing.
Erie's Black Wall Street
Community empowerment organization for Erie's Black community that builds financial education, homeownership assistance, and Black-owned business support and networking.
Far Southeast Family Strengthening Collaborative
Ward 7/8 nonprofit providing family-support, youth-development, and violence-prevention services to District residents east of the river.
Greater Phoenix Urban League
Affiliate of the National Urban League helping underserved and minority communities achieve economic and social equality through programs in jobs, housing, education, civic engagement, and health.
Hill District Consensus Group
Hill District resident-led community organization addressing economic and housing disparities and community planning.
Houston Area Urban League (HAUL)
Enables Black people and other marginalized communities in the Houston area to secure economic self-reliance, parity, power, and civil rights through education, workforce development, and housing services.