Current Clients:
The Autonomy Research Center for STEAHM (ARCS) is a NASA-launched university center collaborating across various disciplines to become a global leader in autonomous systems education, research, and commercialization. It is implementing a Convergence Research model at CSUN to train 21st-century leaders.
My Friend's Place, a volunteer-based organization, has been helping homeless youth build self-sufficiency for 33 years. They provide services to nearly 1,200 youth aged 12-25 and their children annually, promoting wellness, stability, and self-sufficiency.
Spirit Fire is an educational non-profit dedicated to promoting spirituality and consciousness in daily life.
The COLORED Collection promotes equal rights for all races, sexes, and creeds, educating and enriching culture through purpose-driven apparel and experiences that connect diverse communities.
Leeter Park Threads is a clothing brand in South LA, focusing on the black diaspora and promoting equal rights through the COLORED Collection. Their mission is to educate and enrich culture through purpose-inspired apparel.
LA Room & Board provides affordable transitional housing to community college students in California, aiming to end homelessness and promote persistence, retention, and completion of their post-secondary education programs.
"Create Now’s mission is to empower at-risk and high-risk youth and young adults from ages 3 to 24 through a variety of arts programs in multi-disciplines that help them to heal and thrive. Our goal is to assist them to get out of poverty and learn skills that can lead to jobs and careers."
"Named for a classic critical thinking puzzle, 9 Dots was founded in 2011 by a passionate group of engineers and educators who believe all kids deserve the chance to imagine a career in engineering. We especially saw a need in communities that lack the types of programming that we had access to growing up - programming that teaches engineering and technology and helps develop students’ problem solving, critical thinking, and creativity skills. We set out to create a science, technology, engineering, and math program in Los Angeles (well before “STEM” was a thing). What started in a small classroom as an after-school project to teach STEM skills in a fun, engaging way, quickly evolved into something far more ambitious."
We believe that excellence starts with good ingredients. Our mission is to encourage healthy lifestyles by fueling SLCUSD students with fresh local food that can power the mind and body.
FixNation aims to reduce homeless cat populations by sterilizing them and demonstrating Trap-Neuter-Return and colony management effectiveness, envisioning a world where all tame cats have homes.
The One of Us project, spanning eight years in East and Central Africa, focuses on the lives of marginalized communities, including street children, urban poor, refugees, and rural villagers.
Kalpachay, a company founded with a passion for children's education, aims to provide enriching Spanish experiences with dynamic teachers and engaging lessons.
The Los Angeles United Methodist Urban Foundation, founded in 1984, supports faith- and community-based programs in the region, including direct services at Kid City and the Museum of Social Justice, which now has non-profit status.
Stacy Dylan, co-founder of Connecting to Cure Crohn's and Colitis, advocates for patients with chronic conditions. She created a community for families, caregivers, and individuals, educating the public about the seriousness of these diseases and fundraising for research.
Guide Dogs of America partners with service dogs to improve lives for blind/visually impaired individuals, veterans, and children with autism. They breed, raise, and train these skilled canines, providing them with free services and support.
CAHRO’s three primary objectives are aimed at strengthening the infrastructure of human relations organizations in California.
"A Place Called Home provides a safe, nurturing environment with proven programs in arts, education and wellness for the young people in South Central Los Angeles to help them improve their economic conditions and develop healthy, fulfilling and purposeful lives."
The Los Angeles Fire Department (LAFD) is a busy agency with over 3,500 firefighters in 106 stations, covering the second largest metropolitan area in the US, protecting over four million people daily, despite facing budget constraints.
Community Resource Center aims to foster a robust nonprofit sector in Colorado, fostering resilient, healthy organizations that effectively manage resources and contribute to a more just future.
"LA Family Housing helps people transition out of homelessness and poverty through a continuum of housing enriched with supportive services."
Carmen Fields' upcoming book, Ernie Fields' Legacy Book, will explore her experiences with her father, the renowned American trombonist, pianist, arranger, and bandleader.
NVCS, a nonprofit organization in Los Angeles, began as a soup kitchen in 1978 and has grown into the largest single-site food distribution center, addressing homelessness, poverty, and food insecurity.