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A Texas nonprofit is working to close the state’s racial wealth gap through microcredit lending.

One organization in Austin, TX attributes homelessness to a ‘catastrophic loss of community,’ so they set out to build one.

As federal benefits end, programs like Virtua Health’s Mobile Grocery Store are working to address increased food insecurity.

Residents in rural Central Pennsylvania couldn’t get reliable internet service, so they built it themselves.

Why Not Prosper, a nonprofit in Philadelphia, helps women rebuild their lives after incarceration.

Volunteer pilots with Angel Flight West fill a critical gap connecting remote areas to advanced medical treatment.

Western Fairfax Christian Ministries fills the gap for families in Northern Virginia.

The Multicultural Refugee Coalition provides employment opportunities for refugee women to support their families in Central Texas.

Indigenous Mayan community broadcast overcomes language barrier critical to addressing COVID-19 pandemic.

Pastor Paul Montoya is a fixture of support and service among the homeless community in Pueblo, CO.

Home visiting programs for parents of young children in Colorado are even more critical during the pandemic.

Bikers Against Child Abuse offers empowerment and solidarity for children who’ve experienced abuse.

A Tennessee nonprofit provides greater mobility for people with lower limb amputations.

Not Your Typical Culinary Academy trains young adults with developmental disabilities. “It’s amazing when somebody gets a chance and has the right support, what they’re capable of accomplishing in life.”