Neighborhood Builders®
The Nashville Public Library aims to engage the community by inspiring reading, advancing learning and connecting residents through educational programs and access to resources.
BAYCAT provides storytelling opportunities through job development, internships and networking.
Portland, OR–based nonprofit New Avenues for Youth has been helping marginalized homeless youth since 1997. Today, it is a growing part of the local community, and is focused on meeting basic needs for at-risk youth while also providing them with access to skills and resources to help them lead successful, healthy and productive lives.
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There’s more than meets the eye to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Broward County. What started as an after-school program in 1965, has become a multipronged approach to youth development focused on academic success, good character, citizenship and healthy lifestyles.
Twenty-seven years ago, an abandoned lot in New York City’s East Harlem neighborhood became the birthplace for DREAM, an organization that started as a little league baseball program in an underserved community.
In the early 1970s, three men began a grassroots self-help organization for Native American men struggling with addiction and homelessness in Phoenix, Arizona.
Second Harvest is bridging the hunger gap in Florida by serving nearly 500,000 people annually.
Renaissance West takes a holistic approach to address the economic, education and health and wellness needs of its residents.
EDWINS Leadership & Restaurant Institute in Cleveland, Ohio demonstrates how developing skill sets and providing a supportive environment can open doors to economic opportunity and set individuals on a new path to success.
Bank of America’s Alicia Burke spoke with nonprofit leaders and the people their organizations serve to learn how they’re positively changing their communities.