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We are a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization focused on the global empowerment of underrepresented minority women as entrepreneurs and leaders in business. We strive to foster an inclusive environment that supports and uplifts underrepresented minority women, equipping them with the tools, resources, and opportunities they need to thrive in the business world.

Industry Type: Education

Keywords: Middle School, Academic, Leadership, Public Education, K-12, Health, Human Development, HD, Public Health, MPH, Mentoring, Tutoring, Diversity, Child and Adolescent Development, Science, Mathematics, Literature and Writing Studies, Physical Education...

Industry Type: Education

Keywords: Elementary, Academic, Leadership, Public Education, K-12, Health, Human Development, HD, Public Health, Mentoring, Tutoring, Diversity, Child and Adolescent Development, Social Sciences, Science, Mathematics, Physical Education, Sociology

It is our goal to protect and enhance the natural environment of San Diego through education, activism and direct action. We can be part of the solution. The key to solving some of our big environmental issues of the day like climate change and loss of biodiversity is through education and stimulation of positive action right here at home in the community of San Diego.

We work to build collective power to create a more inclusive democracy where all people can thrive with dignity.

The Escondido Art Association is dedicated to promoting fine arts in our community. The EAA Artists Gallery on Grand Avenue in Historic Escondido provides an outlet for members and other local artists to display their work. Our Gallery is staffed by volunteers. As a 501(c)3 charitable organization, we're active in the community of Escondido and beyond: hosting social art demonstrations by professional artists, offering monthly Open exhibitions and shows that benefit local causes, rewarding scholarships, and showcasing artwork in downtown businesses.

ECCDC is a licensed non-profit preschool for children ages 4 months to kindergarten for families working looking for work, or who are pursuing higher education that come from low-income households. Its purpose is to provide a comprehensive, coordinated and cost-efective child development program which includes a full range of education, supervision, health, and social services designed to assist children and their families to maximize their full potential.

Industry Type: Conservation

Keywords: Environment, Wildlife, Natural Resource Manangement, Water Stewardship, Sustainability, Outdoor, Public Health, MPH, Preservation, Enviromental Studies, Biology, Communication, Mass Media 

The Escondido History Center’s mission is to collect, preserve, and interpret the rich history of Escondido and the surrounding region by engaging the public through exhibits, collections, and educational programs. We house historic photographs and artifacts, with displays and exhibits across multiple buildings and our 1930s Pullman train car. Our purpose is to foster a deeper understanding of Escondido's cultural heritage and ensure that its history is preserved for future generations.

The Escondido Union School District's mission is to actualize the unlimited potential of every learner through schools that focus on academic achievement, a positive school culture and diversity, safety and security, and fiscal solvency.

Exposure Skate’s mission is to empower women, trans and non-binary individuals through skateboarding and teach compassion through service. Our year-round skateboarding programs include international competitions, youth and adult skate & service clinics, wellness retreats and college scholarships. In addition to teaching skateboarding to all ages and abilities, each of our programs involves participants in projects that build community and support at-risk populations. Participants in our programs support victims of abuse, homelessness and poverty through projects, drives and fundraisers designed to support those affected.