Social Innovation Alumni Program

A Black-led nonprofit that offers culturally informed prenatal and postnatal care. Abide offers low-cost access to healthcare with the goal of reducing infant and maternal mortality among Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) folk.

Adaptive Training Foundation provides access and inclusion to individuals living with physical or traumatic impairments by empowering them through exercise and community.

Starbucks Upstander

A “tech for good” organization providing education and empowerment technologies for underserved populations in North Texas and around the globe. Their SafeNight app and program provides emergency shelter and broader services for survivors of domestic/intimate partner violence.

Community Impact Social Enterprise Award, Community Council of Greater Dallas Winner, Dallas Business Journal – Pitch Tank 100,000 Students, WorkReady Mobile App

AES empowers individuals 17 years of age and older who did not graduate high school by offering a three- to six-month alternative program that allows them to earn their Texas Certificate of High School Equivalency.

Social Innovator of the Year, United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, Camelback Ventures Fellow

A scalable and replicable affordable housing solution that supports residents to sustain or attain economic stability.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient

Akola is a globally-inspired jewelry brand, creating beautiful designs to lift up and champion women around the world. The organization provides life-changing job opportunities through vertically-integrated manufacturing, employing women in Uganda to make each Akola piece.

Ark of Hope for Children empowers advocates and donors to bring care and awareness to those victimized as children by human trafficking, child abuse and bullying. The human rights umbrella organization uses a trauma informed approach to serve survivors through various programs.

Beacon Hill brings high-quality tutoring and afterschool programs to North Texas schools and neighborhoods where they are needed most. The organization partners with teachers and parents to change the odds for 1,500+ public and charter school students each year.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, The Dallas Foundation Racial Equity Fund Award

Block Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit that educates, equips and empowers communities and their leaders to reshape and reactivate built environments to promote the growth of healthy and vibrant neighborhoods. Their initiatives include a workforce development program that teaches students how to use digital fabrication to reshape their communities while earning a living wage.

Social Innovator of the Year

Creates access to computer science in under-resourced communities and prepares students for the technology careers of the future through project-based learning and mentoring from industry professionals.

Technology Advocate, Tech Titans Awards 2022 (Robyn Brown) Women Who STEAM Award, Dallas Chapter of The Links, Incorporated 2021 (Robyn Brown) Superintendent’s Award, Dallas City of Learning, Big Thought 2019 Honoree and Advocate, Dallas Business Journal Women in Technology Awards 2018 (Robyn Brown)

Bonton Farms is an urban farm and market whose mission is to transform lives by disrupting systems of inequity in a former food desert, laying a foundation where change yields health, wholeness and opportunity as the norm.

Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Network Fellow, D CEO Award

BT Foundry is a nonprofit creative agency in Dallas built with learning in mind. Their programs provide real-world job training, workforce development, and an employment pathway to talented creatives, opening doors to future careers in advertising and marketing.

Cafe Momentum provides a transformative experience through a paid internship program that provides 12 months of curriculum for justice-involved youth, ages 15-19. Interns rotate through all aspects of the restaurant environment, focusing on life and social skills, coaching and development.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Network Fellow, Starbucks Upstander, Crystal Charity Fellow, The Dallas Foundation Racial Equity Fund Award

Carson’s Village provides a wide range of free support services to help families navigate the challenging decisions they face after the sudden death of a loved one.

Center for Employment Opportunities (CEO) offers individuals just coming home from prison the ongoing support necessary to build career capital and financial stability. We believe that everyone, regardless of their past, deserves the chance to work toward a stronger future for themselves, their families, and their communities.

Combined Arms brings together veteran-focused nonprofits and agencies and communities across the nation committed to serving those who served. These 250+ organizations provide 1,200+ resources that empower veterans to lead the successful civilian lives they want.

69% of those suffering from a mental health condition didn’t know that the symptoms they were suffering from were caused by their mental health. Connected Mind helps to identify the six most common connected mental health conditions so people can get the help they need.

Validated, peer reviewed and published in the Journal of Clinical Psychology in Medical Settings

A staffing agency for second chances, which changes lives by helping people with criminal records find meaningful employment.

Social Innovator of the Year

Cornerstone Crossroads Academy (CCA) seeks to develop urban youth through transformative education, equipping future leaders to impact their communities for Christ. CCA looks for innovative ways to efficiently prepare students for an evolving workforce, equipping them to learn, think, plan and problem solve.

Dallas Teacher Residency aims to prepare and support highly effective classroom teachers for urban school districts to ensure that all students, regardless of ZIP code, are provided with a high quality education.

A nonprofit offering anti-bias-based, judgment-free education and postpartum support to mothers in communities that traditionally receive the lowest quality of care. Delighted to Doula seeks to reduce maternal mortality rates and increase the number of mothers who have access to healthcare.

Dwell with Dignity supplies families with furniture, art and kitchen essentials so they can create a home. They also launched a retail pop-up thrift shop where high-end furniture, art and accessories are sold at deep discount to fund the homes where domestic abuse survivors and their families can thrive.

D CEO Award, Obama Foundation Leaders USA

Education Opens Doors partners with middle schools across the country, training teachers to equip their students with the college and career knowledge and skills they need for long-term success.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Network Fellow, Draper Richards Kaplan Fellow, D CEO Award

Offers short-term training programs that create a lasting impact, including certification programs to bridge gaps in education and to create expertise, as well as workforce training for adults to create opportunities for sustainable employment. The organization also runs a food pantry to address the lack of access to fresh, healthy and nutritious food in South Dallas.

Social Innovator of the Year, The Dallas Foundation Racial Equity Fund Award, President’s Lifetime Achievement Award

A national nonprofit that transitions individuals and families out of homelessness to economic self-sufficiency. EntryWay provides full-time employment, housing and career training opportunities in partnership with the real estate industry.

Equal Heart is a 501(c)3 nonprofit focused on alleviating hunger and supporting community nonprofits in their own mission.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient

A nonprofit that delivers engaging and innovative educational services to youth through after-school programs and carefully designed curriculums, with a mission to transform the way young people learn and grow while building confidence, boosting creativity and developing competency.

F.A.R.M. aims to reestablish the meaning in the lives of veterans through agricultural therapeutic rehabilitation and training. The program allows veterans reintegrating into society to once again become teachers, providers, nurturers and leaders while empowering them to the lead the change in America’s distressed food system.

FEED Oak Cliff’s Transformative Community Market is a community-based approach to transforming underserved food environments and increasing entrepreneurship in Southern Dallas. The community hub is designed as a single, yet comprehensive access point that includes a commercial kitchen, a community-based market and a community hub and gathering place that sells healthy, convenient food.

First3Years nurtures early relational and mental health of infants and toddlers in Texas. Working in deep collaboration with caregivers, parents and professionals statewide, the team cultivates strong early childhood systems, educates our workforce and advances best practices.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient

Habitat for Humanity of Collin County works to eliminate substandard housing locally and worldwide by building homes for local families, advocating for fair housing policies and providing training to help families improve their shelter conditions.

Hand to Hold provides personalized support before, during and after a NICU stay to help ensure all NICU families thrive. Services include support groups, a peer-to-peer mentoring program, loss and bereavement support, counseling and resources.

Works to improve the well-being of young Texans through equitable access to sexual health education, contraception, and resources. The organization addresses the increasing barriers that young people in Texas face to obtain quality sex education, access to contraception and sexual healthcare, and expand into related areas of young adult health.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient

A platform that seamlessly integrates hip-hop culture, literacy and social-emotional learning to elevate student learning environments.

The mission of Heart House is to empower refugee, immigrant and under-resourced children in Vickery Meadow by providing enhanced opportunities for educational equity through literacy and social-emotional learning.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, Crystal Charity Fellow

Heart of Courage provides support and resources for women who have lost temporary custody of their children due to drug addiction, incarceration, domestic violence, mental health issues or homelessness, working to reunite and create a better future for their families. The organization provides an array of services, such as court advocacy, one-on-one peer mentoring, parent support groups, and educational and career support.

The Dallas Foundation Racial Equity Fund Award

ilooklikeLOVE’s EmpowerU Program equips new and expecting mothers to actively expand their mental, maternal and financial capacity for building thriving, sustainable environments that shift their children’s lives toward a brighter future. The eight-week Mommy Cohort provides group and individual developmental sessions and instruction in pre/post-natal education, life skills development, financial literacy and employment readiness, with a goal of positioning low-income single mothers to be engaged in living wage employment and/or training by the time their child turns 1.

Strategic Partner, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Dollars for College Program

A nonprofit financial platform that invests in diverse Texas women through access to capital, peer coaching and a community of leaders to close the wealth gap. JUST reimagines microfinance from a client-led approach through a peer-guidance model.

Lone Star Prize Finalist

Works to address high dropout rates in Dallas by focusing on the four major areas of the child’s world that makes the biggest impact upon their lives: the individual student, the school, the family and the community. Initiatives include after-school social-emotional support, summer enrichment camps, families services and community outreach.

D CEO Award

A 12-week program for women that combines boxing, coaching, yoga and group therapy to address access, affordability and negative stigma surrounding post-traumatic healing, depression, anxiety, low self-esteem and to promote self-care.

Provides micro and small business loans to diverse, hard-working entrepreneurs, with a goal of leveling the financial playing field for underestimated business founders.

Provides a continuum of care to pregnant and parenting teens and their children in foster care in safe, stable long-term housing. Services include individualized case management plans, educational assistance, mental health counseling, life skills and supportive services, which are crucial to achieving independence.

Seeks to increase electoral participation in underrerepresented communities, particularly youth and communities of color. March to the Polls provides student programming and community programming, and their partnership with nine North Texas school districts allows the organization to provide voter education to students, families and neighborhoods.

D CEO Nonprofit of the Year, United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Impact Award 2023, El Pueblo Unido / The Village United Mexican American Bar Association 2023, “In Her Shoes” Honorary Women, Dallas Holocaust and Human Rights Museum 2024

A full-day, year-long continuing education and job placement program in North Texas, aimed to give adults with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities the chance at higher education and an opportunity to let their untapped possibilities shine.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Network Fellow, D CEO Award

The Pasos All Stars Program is a four-week summer intervention program that works to close the learning gaps of rising ninth graders in literacy and math by combining academics with the fundamentals of sneaker design.

A mission-driven research organization with industry-leading expertise in the practical applications of advanced data science and social determinants of health. PCCI started as a department within Parkland Health and was spun out as an independent, not-for-profit organization in 2012 to not only serve the needs of Parkland, but to also pursue additional transformative initiatives that could have a broader impact.

D CEO Award

Works to advance economic equity through rigorous training for tech careers and to connect skilled talent to leading businesses. More than 20,000 graduates have launched successful careers through Per Scholas’ no-cost technical training.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Network Fellow

Equips youth who have experienced child maltreatment, commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking to find their voices, reclaim their narratives and persist forward. The organization’s goal is to break the cycle of re-victimization for youth in the juvenile justice system and Child Protective Services through a five-systems model that brings a school, trauma therapy with 24/7 support, creative arts, advocacy and paid internships all under one roof.

Social Innovator of the Year, Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Network Fellow, Presidential Leadership Scholar, 2019 D CEO Award, The Dallas Foundation Racial Equity Fund Award, Texas Women’s Foundation Young Leader Award, Obama Foundation Leaders USA, BBVA Fellow, Dallas Psychological Association Pam Blumenthal Comunity Service Award, peer-reviewed research published in Trauma Care Journal

Specializes in designing and facilitating adult learning opportunities for leaders in the education and public sector. PIC’s content is delivered by experts in the fields of design thinking, wellbeing and transformative leadership.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient

Works to equip the North Texas community with the power of reading by tutoring young readers in classrooms and after school and bringing proven and powerful ways to teach reading to educators, parents and program leaders

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, Crystal Charity Fellow, CNM Certified Prime, CNM 2023 A Night of Light Fundraising Success Award Winner

Seeks to increase the number of kindergarten-ready preschoolers who have achieved an age-appropriate level of literacy development through family-led, at-home story time sessions.

Reading to New Heights provides free one-on-one virtual tutoring sessions for adults with low literacy. The organization leverages certified educators who teach the fundamentals of reading as if the adult is learning for the first time, which equips them to successfully navigate many demands of day-to-day life. Reading to New Heights provides a discreet option for those who wish to avoid a group setting and prefer a personalized learning experience.

Delivers health and wellbeing education to Hispanic women and their families by creating positive health communities with culturally tailored and accessible chronic disease prevention programs at the center.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, D CEO Award, Roddenberry Fellow, Echoing Green Fellow, The Dallas Foundation Racial Equity Fund Award

Provides academic navigation, personal guidance and financial support to support at-risk students attending college, enabling more individuals to earn life-changing vocational, associate or undergraduate degrees.

Social Innovator of the Year, D CEO Award

A volunteer organization that offers direct aid to those in need across nine counties in North Texas. Through personal, compassionate interaction, members provide short-term financial, material and emotional support to neighbors in crisis.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient

Seeks to create a more equitable Texas by empowering Latinos through leadership develoment and community service that is rooted in the Latino culture.

A nonprofit that links residents in Southern Dallas to reliable transportation necessary to access jobs that pay a living wage, resulting in greater financial stability for themselves and their families.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, The Dallas Foundation Racial Equity Fund Award

Provides free educational videos co-developed with educators and employers that are designed to engage students in authentic STEM problem solving while exposing them to STEM career opportunities.

Trains teachers to engage and partner with families to build authentic, trusting relationships through home visits to ensure every child is socially, emotionally and academically successful.

Partners with school districts to offer students timely digital services like academic tutoring, mental health support and postsecondary planning after school and over the weekends to complement the short school day.

A multi-sensory emotional health and wellness program that encourages children to opt for kindness over “tacky” language and behavior. Tacky Box is an innovative emotional processing tool designed to empower children with a daily, hands-on opportunity to process complex emotions, fostering kindness and positive social interactions.

Creates access to STEM education, IT accelerated career training and other career services in lower-income communities in North Texas. Tech Savvy DFW has a mission to ensure that students in minority communities have a chance to future proof their own lives.

Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Program, Dallas Business Council

An outreach organization that teaches academic subjects through the creative arts, with a goal of giving students a greater chance of becoming functional members of society as they develop a stronger, better, academic result. Their method of teaching encourages children’s imaginative side, combining structure with exploration.

Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Program, “Best of Show” Most Innovative Teaching Tool for Students Award from Dallas Business Council

A nonprofit that offers high-impact programming in education, wealth and health to improve the socioeconomic status of Latino families. Initiatives include culturally responsive educational advancement, Latino capacity building, community outreach and community health programs.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Network Fellow, D CEO Award, The Dallas Foundation Racial Equity Fund Award

Leads programs, events and alliances that work to break through and tear down the societal walls that discourage or prevent people from living safe, healthy and prosperous lives. The Walls Project offers a bold vision for what’s possible in a community, creating pathways for economic prosperity, lifetime learning, creative expression and healthy living for all, particularly for those impacted by poverty.

Gives teachers the tools and the creativity needed to provide equal education regardless of school funding. The Welman Project connects educators in need of supplies and companies with surplus goods to make better use of the resources already available in our community.

An innovative disability awareness program, currently targeted to students and teachers, that aims to build more inclusive communities through education and purposeful interactions. The organization also empowers people who live with disabilities by providing employment and a platform to share their individual stories and advocate for others.

Leads young clients—each of whom carry labels such as homeless, foster and/or sex-trafficked—to a place of sustainability where they can thrive. The organization serves youth in school during the school day, in transitional homes, in youth centers or any other location where their services are needed. Together We Thrive offers life coaches who provide the consistency of a healthy adult that thousands of North Texas youth are looking for and need.

D CEO Award

A nonprofit positioned at the intersection of college sports, education, workforce development and racial equity. Through post-sport career development, post-graduate internship matching and bespoke athlete transition support, Trey is developing the diverse and talented young athletes of today to be tomorrow’s changemakers.

Presidential Leadership Scholar, Draper Richards Kaplan Fellow

Provides on-demand clothing and food to schools, nonprofits and police departments so they do not need to maintain a clothing closet or food pantry, enabling each agency to focus more on their core mission.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, D CEO Award

A technology company founded on the premise that access to educational support services should be universal and free. By partnering with educational institutions, Upswing provides students, staff and admins with a modern student services experience that results in more students attaining a degree.

A nonprofit that supports cost-burdened residents in workforce housing communities by providing resources and services to help residents maintain home, health and economic advancement

Initiatives include a pre-apprenticeship program for high school students that seeks to improve workplace readiness while addressing low living wages.

United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, Crystal Charity Fellow

Delivers inclusive, comprehensive sex education with a racial equity focus to students across Dallas, equipping them to thrive and experience healthier relationships for life.

A peer-to-peer program that seeks to decrease the number of lives lost to breast cancer, with an emphasis on marginalized populations. Peer 2 Peer enables women to live longer through early detection and gives survivors purpose, pride and the power to thrive after breast cancer.

Offers individuals in under-served communities self-healing and stress reducing methods for a healthy lifestyle through the practice of yoga and mindfulness.

Works to educate students on untold local histories and narratives of race and identity, equip them with tools to create equity through community change and activate them to realize their visions for change. The organization’s Race & Money Curriculum provides the historical context necessary to help youth not only navigate but begin solving for economic inequities for themselves, their families and communities.

The Dallas Foundation Racial Equity Fund Award

Provides justice-involved youth with the skills needed to break the cycle of incarceration and create positive futures, delivering programs that help youth explore their interests and talents while building character, connections and capabilities essential for their success. Programs are offered to youth who are in juvenile placement or on community supervision in Collin and Dallas counties, and include career readiness, culinary arts, financial empowerment and reentry support.

Stand Together Foundation Catalyst Network Fellow, D CEO Award, United Way Community Impact Grant Recipient, GroundFloor “One Up the Vote” Winner

Delivers culturally competent nutrition education to minorities with diabetes to address socioeconomic and lifestyle barriers to healthful eating, helping patients lose weight and lower their A1C levels.

MassChallenge Fellow

ATLAST works to inspire Latino students to become confident, empowered and proud of their heritage; to see themselves as leaders in their schools and community; and to take responsibility and action for the betterment of Latinos and society as a whole. ATLAST aims to give Latino students the tools, skills and confidence they need to succeed in their journey toward postsecondary attainment and for their future career goals.

Be Natural Music Therapy and Wellness is a nonprofit organization that supports, advocates for and educates the underserved communities in Dallas County and surrounding areas. Their goal is to bring a wellness-focused way of living to the communities they serve. The Be Natural Wellness Center incorporates qigong/tai chi, mindfulness, meditation, breathwork and relaxation to teach effective management of stress and healthy coping strategies. Their Center for Self-Expression focuses on teen clients, using music therapy to teach emotional self-regulation, healthy self-expression and problem-solving skills through songwriting, drumming, spoken word, slam poetry and movement.

A 501(c)(3) organization committed to building a better community by developing the potential of the underserved. Code Pink strives to do this through effective action by the leadership of our organization and our trained volunteers.

A nonprofit that develops card games that bring families together and teach children solutions to everyday problems, such as having a toothache or needing to repair a flat tire. As an organization, CIVN focuses on solving the problems that affect North Texans and empowering parents and guardians to teach children about finding solutions to problems that happen to everyone.

Delivers opportunities through mentoring, leadership training and life skills training for students who are transitioning into young adulthood, enabling them to achieve academic, personal and career success

Award-winning journalist Keri Mitchell, who spent 15 years dedicated to community and civic journalism at Dallas’ Advocate magazines, launched Dallas Free Press in early 2020 with the belief that all neighborhoods deserve reporting and storytelling that values their community and holds leaders accountable. Their nonprofit journalism amplifies voices in disinvested Dallas neighborhoods and explores solutions to our city’s systemic inequities.

D Magazine’s Best of Big D

Works to eliminate maternal mortality in communities with the lowest quality of care by providing postpartum doula support to mothers immediately after birth to spot symptoms that may be associated with a morbidity or mortality.

DFW Kids on the Move offer a distinctive opportunity for teenage girls of African American descent in the DFW area to explore fields such as journalism, creative writing, photography, entrepreneurship, and various creative and fine arts careers. The fruits of their labor are featured in a monthly newsletter. The organization’s mission is achieved through several avenues, including educational programs that impart skills and educate young girls about individuals and businesses supporting racial equality in DFW; volunteer activities; monthly field trips and outings that seek to instill a love for the community and provide inspiration; and recognition of the accomplishments of exceptional young individuals throughout North Texas who are making a positive impact.

A for-profit business that works to support lower-income families. Their goal is to increase direct access to social and economic services by 15% to end resource displacement to underserved families.

FASTell Girl focuses on holistic health for at-risk girls. Using their BET System, the organization tackles behavior management, offers exposure through mentoring, and provides tutoring for academic and life skills. FASTell empowers girls to manage emotions and behaviors, reduce school-related stress and foster resilience for healthier futures.

A nonprofit serving women in North Texas with one-on-one case management, group education and mentorship opportunities to help women+ lead a sustainable, fulfilling life personally and professionally. FearLess offers an online platform for women to virtually connect to resources, support and mentors to guide them in life decisions.

Geared Up was founded in 2016 by a mechanical engineering and mathematics student at Southern Methodist University to bridge the education gap and provide STEM-related extracurricular activities to students in disadvantaged areas. Since its founding, Geared Up expanded to nine schools across four states and has impacted over 200 students around the country.

A nonprofit that delivers service-led and technology-enabled career navigation to connect people to training and jobs and grow their careers. Their vision is to end generational inequity through economic empowerment with an organization that meets people where they are toward a better future.

A nonprofit that works to improve family stability and health access and create positive community change. Their goal is to provide solution-focused social support and resources such as housing and transportation to families and individuals.

Jacob’s Harvest is a nonprofit created to eradicate food deserts all across the world, starting with the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. Through programs such as virtual cooking classes and meal kits, the organization works to equip low-income communities through advocacy, education and resources in hopes to bridge the gap between food accessibility and education.

Offers accessible and affordable personal development solutions, including e-courses, workbooks, motivational audios offered via membership, and group coaching. With a mission to nurture the mindsets that lay the groundwork for building lasting legacies, the organization focuses primarily on serving women of color who have endured prolonged exposure to adversity.

A nonprofit day program for young adults with developmental disabilities that focuses on community-based instruction and functional learning. STAR provides recreational and leisure opportunities, job skill training, and activities that seek to develop community-based skills such as independence, safety and interaction within the community.

Crystal Charity Fellow

An online and in-person interactive tutoring company that inspires young learners to become lifelong students. Nspire leverages unique strategies and methods to establish healthy learning patterns, taking a student-centered approach to help each child reach their academic goals.

Parent2Parent Cafe creates community through cafés, meeting monthly to discuss the highs, lows and in-betweens of parenting and providing nonjudgmental care and concern. Additional educational offerings include informational workshops for a variety of everyday needs for parents, including job resources, career mobility, resume writing, self-care, conflict resolution and financial education.

Primos is a nonprofit mentoring organization based in Dallas that pairs young students with Latino professionals. Primos’ goal is to foster family-like relationships among mentors and mentees and their families. Their mission is to empower students and their families to tackle any challenge through mentoring and exposure opportunities. In addition to mentoring, Primos also offers workshops, connections to internships and scholarships.

Project Beauty seeks to help their clients break cycles of abuse, rebuild self-esteem and confidence, and improve their health and overall standards of living. They have partnered with local shelters to provide beauty pamper days and beauty bags so clients can access services like haircuts, facials, massages and makeup applications for important life events. They also support children living in shelters as they prepare for school by providing haircuts and other essential self-care services.

Rootines is a data and analytics platform focused on pediatric complex chronic conditions that seamlessly connects parents to clinicians and care teams. They currently have solutions for NICU follow-up, autism and mental health. The Rootines platform is available on Android, iPhone or through the web via a desktop. It is designed to reach parents and families where they are, which promotes health equity.

Royalty Health Inc. provides healthy living from the inside out by teaching holistic healing, providing mental health resources, assistance with physical needs such as activities of daily living, respite care to help families work while their loved one is taken care of, transportation to medical appointments and assistance with medication. Our goal is to help patients understand that healing comes from within mentally, physically, emotionally and spiritually.

A book publishing company that seeks to help young and first-time authors publish their books, providing services to assist with the entire publishing process (ideation, formatting, editing/revising, copywriting, purchasing ISBNs, etc.). The goal is to empower the youth to utilize literacy to amplify their voices.

A 501c3 dedicated to helping individuals in underserved communities become the best version of themselves. They advance their mission through education, leadership development and creative arts.

The Learning Bridge has developed a computer game that teaches college preparedness skills and persistence habits to underrepresented students. By designing, developing and improving on prototypes of their useful gaming system, The Learning Bridge seeks to entice youth to use their gaming time to learn skills and habits that will benefit them in college and beyond.

The Smart Project is a free Dallas-based youth creative art program for 8th to 12th-grade BIPOC students who deserve equal resources. The initiative provides them creative lesson plans that focus on technology-based learning, such as offering photography, digital media and foundational traditional visual art techniques for the interactive arts.

The TMJ Dance Project is a nonprofit organization that uses dance to enrich the lives of children and families in historically underserved communities. Their mission is to create cultural dance programs that impact dance training equity through financial aid, community outreach and dance in education.

Unstudios Technology provides a user-friendly platform where clients and customers who are seeking assistance from social organizations and support programs can complete assessments and receive personalized resource recommendations. The technology seeks to improve access to vital support services and opportunities that can benefit an individual’s life.

A program that providers mentoring and outreach for young women and girls, empowering them through leadership skills, entrepreneurship, life skills, and culinary and podcasting skills.

We Are Poderosas supports girls’ self-empowerment through bilingual artistic expression. The initiative focuses on the pillars of identity development, emotional wellbeing and advocacy through the arts, offering virtual workshops, educational media and family support.

Delivers inclusive, comprehensive sex education with a racial equity focus to students across Dallas, equipping them to thrive and experience healthier relationships for life.

A nonprofit that seeks to educate underserved young people—some of whom have never left their neighborhoods—through the world of travel, exposing them to new places, cultural events, the arts and more.