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Find Community Connection Project works to empower underserved youth by connecting them with community leaders and opportunities — through volunteerism, mentorship, internships, professional-development workshops, and financial-literacy programming — to build skills and stronger community ties.

Soundscapes provides free, intensive music education and ensemble performance opportunities for underserved children and young people on the Virginia Peninsula. Their programs supply instruments, after‑school and summer instruction, and frequent performances to build social, emotional, and academic skills through sustained music study.

The museum restores, preserves, and operates historic vessels and maritime artifacts to educate the public about San Diego and Pacific maritime history. It offers public exhibits, ship tours, educational programs, and hands-on on‑water experiences to promote maritime heritage.

The Arts Council supports local artists and arts organizations through public–private partnerships, grantmaking, events, and programs that stimulate economic activity, build community, and promote the Cape Fear region as an arts destination.

The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center preserves and promotes the culture, history, and traditions of the Pueblo peoples of New Mexico by operating a museum, exhibitions, cultural programming, educational activities, and support for Pueblo artists and community initiatives. Its work centers on telling Pueblo stories with dignity and providing programs and spaces (museum, store, restaurant, archives) that sustain and share Pueblo cultural heritage.

Geva creates and produces professional theatre and related programs that serve the Rochester region and beyond, aiming to illuminate the breadth of human experience while providing education, community engagement, and new-play development.

The Down Syndrome Research Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life for individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

North End Makerspace runs an inclusive, volunteer‑run makerspace that provides affordable access to tools, classes, and a collaborative community for makers, artists, tinkerers, and learners of all ages to create, learn, and share — with an emphasis on STEAM skills and community outreach.

The American Swedish Institute serves as a museum and cultural center that brings people together to explore migration, identity, belonging, the environment, and the arts through programming and exhibitions informed by enduring links to Sweden. It aims to be a welcoming gathering place for diverse communities to learn, share stories, and connect pasts to a shared future.

The Long Beach Blues Society preserves and promotes blues music by providing education, performances, and community programs (such as Blues in the Schools, Blues for Vets, and events) aimed especially at youth, seniors, veterans, and underserved communities; it works to teach blues history while supporting local artists and public performances.

Rock To Recovery uses group songwriting, playing, and recording to help people heal from addiction, mental health challenges, eating disorders, and trauma. The program connects participants with professional-musician facilitators (many in recovery themselves) to build community, self-expression, and coping skills through music.

Primary Source promotes history and humanities education by connecting educators to people and cultures throughout the world. In partnership with teachers, scholars and the broader community, Primary Source provides learning opportunities and curriculum materials for K-12 educators. By introducing global content, Primary Source shapes the way teachers and students learn, so that their knowledge is deeper and their thinking is flexible and given to inquiry.