LVEJO organizes alongside Little Village residents to achieve environmental justice and community self-determination.

People for Community Recovery advances environmental justice and housing rights for residents on Chicago’s Far South Side.

Southside Blooms (the social enterprise of Chicago Eco House) uses sustainable urban farming to advance economic mobility.

Urban Growers Collective builds community-led food systems through urban farms, youth employment programs, and education initiatives.

Chicago Abortion Fund advances reproductive justice by offering financial, emotional, and logistical support to people seeking abortion care.

Equal Hope works to eliminate disparities in women’s health, reducing preventable deaths and promoting health equity for women across Chicago.

Through education, advocacy, and youth-centered programming, ICAH builds the power of young people to shape healthier, more just communities.

Women Employed drives policy change to improve women’s economic equity, ensuring fair wages, access to education, and workplace rights.

Centro Romero supports immigrant and refugee families through legal services and education, empowering them to participate in civic life.

HANA Center empowers Asian American and immigrant communities to advance human rights and strengthen well-being across Chicagoland.

Latinos Progresando provides immigration legal services alongside cultural programming that uplifts Chicago’s Latino communities.

My Block, My Hood, My City provides youth with mentorship and meaningful experiences to explore the city’s diverse neighborhoods.

Sarah’s Circle provides housing, clinical services, and basic needs support to women who are experiencing homelessness.

The Chicago Coalition to End Homelessness builds community power to advance racial equity, housing justice, and systemic solutions to homelessness.

Inspiration Corporation provides housing, meals, and supportive services that help low-income individuals build stability and independence.

The Metropolitan Tenants Organization strengthens community voice and advances housing justice across Chicago.

Project SYNCERE prepares underrepresented students for futures in STEM through hands-on engineering programs and academic support.

HelloBaby is the nation’s first free standing, free of charge drop in play space for babies, toddlers and their caregivers.

Ladies of Virtue supports Black girls through leadership development, mentorship, and career-readiness programming.

One Million Degrees helps community college students succeed in school, build meaningful careers, and achieve long-term economic mobility.