Maui Housing Hui
- Spring 2026 |
- 1st Grant
Maui, Hawaii
Maui Housing Hui addresses growing housing instability among renters, families, and wildfire-impacted residents in Maui County, especially mothers, and women-led households. The majority of those who seek the organization’s housing education and guidance are women navigating eviction risk, rent increases, disaster displacement, or unsafe housing conditions while caring for children, elders, or extended family members. […]
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Margins: Women Helping Black Women
- Spring 2026 |
- 1st Grant
Birmingham, Alabama
Margins: Women Helping Black Women resources women in Alabama by building infrastructures of care: the food, housing, childcare, and direct support systems that make dignity, stability, and collective flourishing possible. Over 95% of Margins’ program participants are Black women or Black gender-expansive people living within the Birmingham, Alabama metro area. An estimated 80% of parents […]
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Fanm Saj
- Spring 2020 |
- Spring 2026 |
- 2nd Grant
Miami, Florida
Fanm Saj provides families across the African Diaspora with cultural and wellness tools as well as social and political resources to nourish themselves, families and communities.
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Kind Hearted Women’s Society (Cante Waunsilpi Wi Ta Ominiciye – Lakota name)
- Spring 2025 |
- Spring 2026 |
- 2nd Grant
Rapid City, South Dakota
Kind-Hearted Women Society (Cante Waunsilpi Wi Ta Ominiciye) is an Indigenous-led nonprofit dedicated to revitalizing Lakota cultural practices, empowering Native women and girls, and fostering long-term systemic change. Rooted in the Lakota values of respect (Wóohola), cultural revitalization (Lakȟól’iyapi), healing (Wówaŋyaŋg Wicákȟ’e), empowerment (Wichóni), and community (Tiospaye), Kind Hearted Women’s Society provides a safe, culturally […]
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Missouri Disability Empowerment Foundation (MoDE)
- Spring 2025 |
- Spring 2026 |
- 2nd Grant
Columbia, Missouri
Born from their shared vision and fueled by a desire for a brighter future for their children with disabilities, six mothers came together in June 2018 with a simple yet powerful belief: that every individual deserves quality educational experiences and support regardless of ability. Missouri Disability Empowerment Foundation wants to see Individualized Education Plans (IEP) […]
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National Women’s Defense League (NWDL)
- Spring 2024 |
- Spring 2025 |
- Spring 2026 |
- 3rd Grant
Germantown, New York
National Women’s Defense League (NWDL) is a nonpartisan organization dedicated to preventing sexual harassment and protecting survivors, particularly in political workplaces. NWDL serves as a movement backbone, developing national state strategies, coordinating advocates, and resourcing survivors. NWDL conducts research to help understand the breadth of the problem, provide education for the public and decision makers, […]
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Hattie B. BWIP (Hattie B. Black Women in Progress)
- Spring 2024 |
- Spring 2025 |
- Spring 2026 |
- 3rd Grant
Sierra Vista, AZ
Hattie B. BWIP (Hattie B. Black Women in Progress) empowers young girls from marginalized Black and Brown communities, with a focus on girls in rural and underserved areas of Cochise, Pima, Pinal, and Maricopa counties in Arizona. Hattie B. BWIP works with girls to transcend their immediate circumstances and envision a future filled with possibilities. […]
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Southern Project Hustle
- Spring 2025 |
- Spring 2026 |
- 2nd Grant
New Orleans, Louisiana
Southern Project Hustle centers Black Women and Black Queer Femmes building economic alternatives to support those with minimal access to traditional economic support. It honors the legacy and resilience of the hustle economy, a space used to supplement incomes and meet needs of Black families. A key part of the work is building worker cooperatives […]
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South Asian Women Project (SAWP)
- Spring 2024 |
- Spring 2025 |
- Spring 2026 |
- 3rd Grant
East Elmhurst, New York
The South Asian Women Project (SAWP) supports survivors of intimate partner violence (IPV) and their families through culturally sensitive support groups, trauma-informed counseling, and financial empowerment. South Asian Women Project’s goal is to create a space for women and their children, who have suffered IPV, to feel safe and comfortable talking about their traumatic experiences and […]
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