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The SoLa Foundation (est. 2017), the 501(c)(3) nonprofit affiliate of SoLa Impact, is built on a simple premise: If you CAN see it, you CAN be it. SoLa aims to improve the lives of South LA residents through access to educational, technological, and economic opportunities.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Los Angeles provides safe, after‑school and youth development spaces for resource‑limited children and teens in Metro LA. They focus on academic support, leadership and wellness programs and partner with community organizations so members can build skills, graduate on time, and access opportunities to thrive.

The MISS Foundation, established in 1996 by Dr. Joanne Cacciatore, is an international 501(c)3, volunteer based organization providing C.A.R.E. [counseling, advocacy, research, and education] services to families experiencing the death of a child.

The mission of the Armed Services YMCA of Hampton Roads is to improve the quality of life for junior enlisted military personnel, their spouses and children through values oriented social, recreational, personal development, crisis prevention, deployment separation, and child development programs.

The Scholarship’s mission, which has remained constant since its inception, is to financially aid deserving caddies in their pursuit of higher education.

Oncology And Kids (OAK) runs free, year-round quality-of-life and peer-support programs for children affected by cancer — including patients, siblings, and families. Their services center on medically supervised camps (Camp Reach for the Sky), teen retreats, grief support, and wraparound activities designed to help children cope emotionally, build resilience, and restore a sense of normalcy.

Agassiz Village is a nonprofit youth development organization whose mission is to “prepare youth for life’s journey.” Through our exceptional summer camp experience and year-long programming, youth develop and practice critical leadership and life-shaping skills that positively impact their futures. For 88 years, children from under-resourced communities in New England have come to our 330-acre lakefront overnight camp in Poland, Maine to experience unique learning opportunities, be challenged to discover interests, uncover new skills, make lifetime friendships, and connect with inspiring mentors. In addition, teens in our yearround program, are supported to graduate high-school and prepare to be career/college ready.

Every Kid Sports, a national non-profit, provides youth sports grants so more kids can experience the joy and positive benefits of playing. The Every Kid Sports Pass helps families, on Medicaid, SNAP, or WIC, pay sports registration fees. A parent or guardian can apply for the Pass for every kid, age 4 – 18 years old, in their family. The Pass is available three times a year, Fall, Winter, and Spring. Each application, up to $150, is for participation in the sport of their child’s choice.

The council delivers the Girl Scout Leadership Experience to girls across Washington, D.C., and nearby Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia counties—running troop programs, camps, community-service and outdoor education to develop leadership, confidence, and practical skills. The council also supports volunteers and families and provides services (e.g., camps, shops, financial assistance) to expand access.

To provide the highest level of care and comfort to patients with life-limiting illness; support and counseling to families; and education to the community.

Seeds of Caring empowers kids ages 2-12 to create a kinder community with their hearts, hands, and minds.

Grinds Young Entrepreneurs Academy runs experience‑based entrepreneurship programs for middle- and high‑school students, helping them develop business ideas, write plans, pitch to investors, and (where possible) launch student-run ventures. The program emphasizes hands‑on workshops, mentorship, and community partnerships to build students’ business skills and leadership.