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Wildflyer Coffee is a nonprofit social-enterprise coffee company that creates paid employment and life-skills training for youth (ages roughly 16–24) experiencing homelessness or housing instability. The organization runs café locations (and related programs) so trainees gain barista and workplace experience while receiving supports aimed at helping them secure stable housing and employment.

Our vision is to provide employment opportunities for all individuals who are differently-abled by finding meaningful careers that leverage their unique talents and interests. Mission statement: Develop careers for individuals with different abilities that reinforce independence, resilience, and purpose.

Our mission is to help low-income teenagers transform what they believe is possible for themselves and develop the skills they need to become college educated leaders who give back to their families and communities.

People with Disabilities Succeeding helps adults with developmental disabilities gain and maintain paid, integrated employment and supports their full participation in community life. The organization emphasizes job development, job coaching, and social inclusion so participants can be productive, independent, and accepted members of the community.

The RightWay Foundation helps Transition-Age Foster Youth attain and keep good jobs despite the overwhelming trauma they have endured throughout their lives.

Our mission is to educate and enrich the minds of our youth through 12 unique initiatives. Global learning k-12 works with students, teachers and coaches in Kindergarten through high school and into college.

TO PROVIDE NEEDED FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, MEDICINE AND EDUCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIPS.

Family to Family is a non-profit, non-sectarian, all volunteer program serving the unhoused and needy since 1983. We serve hot, nourishing meals to the hungry in our community five days a week. In 2024 we served approximately 35,000 meals.

We are a nationwide community dedicated to making the restaurant industry more hospitable to everyone.

“One group of adolescents at greatest risk of failing to make successful transitions to adulthood are delinquent youth who end up in the "deep end" of the juvenile justice system, in its detention centers and other locked institutions.”* Mentoring, A Touch From Above (MATFA) was founded in 1998 precisely to help these young people in the "deep end" make a successful transition to adulthood. MATFA mentors incarcerated and at-risk youth to help them become positive, productive young adults by emphasizing accountability and forgiveness and providing life skills. MATFA trains and supports mentors to help youth in the program acquire skills for successful and positive re-entry into society. MATFA assists youth transition into society as productive citizens. * Annie E. Casey Foundation

FCDE leverages the knowledge, funds and direct personal support of global donors to empower communities to maximize economic, social and environmental opportunities, thereby reducing poverty and injustice.FCDE works to identify impoverished regions that have the drive, desire and basic tools to make positive, lasting change within their communities. By providing technical training, appropriate short-term personnel and seed funds, FCDE will becomes a partner and catalyst in making long-term positive changes within our host communities.

JoyRoo Education Academy is committed to providing transition housing, excellent academic, vocational, independant living skills, mentoring and leadership training to Emancipated (aged out) Foster Care Young Adults between the ages of 18 and 28 years old.