To eliminate barriers to access, choice, and equity in under-resourced communities nationwide.

To achieve oneness and healing among all Black families in the African Diaspora by providing a sacred, supportive intergenerational gathering space that honors the Black experience and empowers Black families through fun, thoughtful, and educational Afrocentric programming.

To champion equitable public education for students, families, and our community through grants, volunteers, and STEM programs that center equity for the benefit of all students.

To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

To empower community-centered organizations by providing innovative solutions that enhance equity and social justice in urban areas.

To organize and mobilize the California health community to advocate for equitable systems-level climate action that supports health for all.

To help reduce America’s racial wealth gap by connecting underrepresented professionals to opportunities across the innovation economy.

To build the power of people to create a health system rooted in racial equity and health justice, and a society where health is a right for all.

To empower Black software engineers, technologists, and executives to help one another grow into industry leaders, advance careers, and transform the tech ecosystem.

To preserve and promote the legacy of the Black Panther Party through exhibitions, public programming, public art, education, and archival preservation.

To transform political, social, and economic outcomes for all East Bay residents by partnering with donors, social movements, and the community.

To help Black musician-entrepreneurs of all genders benefit from their music, build lasting businesses, and uplift their communities by growing profitable, culturally rich, and socially impactful companies that create generational wealth and timeless music in the Black community.

To identify, inspire, prepare, and connect Latino leaders in the community, classroom, and workforce, advancing education, workforce development, societal impact, and leadership with culture at the core.

To prepare youth from underserved neighborhoods for success by providing life skills and exposure to new opportunities.

To cultivate a love of dance and strength of body, mind, and character that will benefit students throughout their lives.

To narrow the digital divide by giving students hands-on opportunities to in-demand technologies, preparing them for future careers, and fostering a culture of innovation, critical thinking, and collaboration.

To reimagine systems of education, culture, and wellness while driving narrative change from deficit to asset-framing, celebrating Black boys' inherent greatness and improving educational and life outcomes from Pre-K to PhD through evidence-based programs and community storytelling.

To invest in entrepreneurs and activists building progressive power in the United States by supporting media and tech startups that disrupt politics and catalyze societal change.

The Oakland Public Education Fund leads the development and investment of community resources in Oakland public schools so that all students can learn, grow, and thrive.

Oakland School for the Arts is a diverse and inclusive public 6-12 charter school that blends immersive, robust arts with comprehensive academics, providing integrated opportunities for collaboration, expression and personal growth.

To build a strong, diverse, and socially conscious tech workforce by leveling the playing field through academic learning and experiential engagement for high school and college students.

To disrupt the student lending industry by offering innovative opportunities for professionals to earn debt relief while reinvesting in building stronger communities through service and volunteerism.

To create pathways to self-determination, promote racial justice, democratic values, and uplift community, while welcoming students from all backgrounds.

Talk A Mile elevates the voices of young leaders in conversations about policing, public safety and community. When people engage in 1:1 conversations while walking together, then they build bridges, connection and agency.

Championing Inclusion by Design and Empowering the Autism Community. The Color of Autism Foundation is dedicated to fostering a more inclusive and equitable society where autistic individuals—particularly those from underserved communities—are empowered to thrive. It offers education and support to African-American families affected by autism, addressing inequities in healthcare, education, and societal acknowledgment.

To train and mentor Black male youth in technology creation, entrepreneurship, and leadership skills to transform their lives and communities.

To provide consistent, safe spaces for community healing, restoration, and engagement, with the goal of reducing violence and supporting the well-being of all community members.

To support and advance the mission of the University of California, Berkeley by encouraging private philanthropy, serving as a community ambassador, and advising campus leadership on specific issues.

The Urban League of Greater San Francisco Bay Area is focused on the economic empowerment, knowledge, access, and equity for African-Americans and other underserved communities. The organization aims to join other leaders, organizations, and corporations in the Bay Area in developing and continuing social, financial, housing, health, and professional programs, as well as policies that enhance and improve equity.