DIY Girls mission is to increase girls' and gender-expansive youth's interest and long-term success in technology, engineering and making through innovative educational experiences and mentor relationships.

Harvest Home transforms the lives of homeless pregnant women and their children by providing housing, support, and programs that equip women to become great mothers.

Las Fotos Project's mission is to elevate the voices of teenage girls & gender-expansive youth from communities of color through photography and mentoring, empowering them to channel their creativity for the benefit of themselves, their community, and future careers.

Miriam’s House is a comprehensive one year sober living program for low income women and children.

Their mission: Keep families together, provide comprehensive services and programs to keep our moms on the right path, and give our mothers the skills and training to gain employment, further their education, and acquire independent housing.

Section Z uses live sports as an engagement platform to foster critical competence, confidence and collaboration skills to better level the playing field and set all girls up for lifelong career success.

Workforce Equity Lab is dedicated to empowering women in union construction and the building trades.

WEL partners with unions, employers, and community organizations to break barriers, open doors, and build inclusive worksites where everyone can thrive. Their work isn’t just about training for jobs — it’s about creating equity, changing culture, and transforming lives.

Compton Girls Club offers programming that addresses the whole person, giving their participants not only life and technical skills, but also a loving, safe space where they are respected, listened to and seen as wholly deserving girls of full, productive and happy lives.

The LAGC grant will be used to enhance their current program, with a primary focus on field trips that expose the girls to possible career or vocational paths, cultural experiences, etc. that they otherwise would not only not have access to, but may not know exist.

The Flow is the only non-profit in California focusing exclusively on reusable menstrual products. Providing culturally-specific and multilingual education about menstrual cups and donating them, The Flow works to serve under-resourced communities. Our work is at the intersection of social justice, health, and environment advocacy.

GALA is the only all-girls public STEM school in LAUSD and the state of California. GALA is 6th-12th grades and provides a highly rigorous college preparatory STEM-focused education in an all-girls environment based on voluntary enrollment that fosters academic excellence, ethical leadership, and intellectual curiosity.

Harvest Home transforms the lives of homeless pregnant women and their children by providing housing, support, and programs that equip women to become great mothers.

DIY Girls mission is to increase girls' and gender-expansive youth's interest and long-term success in technology, engineering and making through innovative educational experiences and mentor relationships.

Ready to Launch expands access for self- identifying women in Los Angeles County to careers in government and politics through it’s public events and innovative fellowship program. They provide the training, mentorship, stipends, and support that their fellows need to succeed.

Project Cyber is focused on closing the gender gap in the field of cybersecurity by inspiring and cultivating the next generation of women cybersecurity leaders.

Compton Girls Club offers programming that addresses the whole person, giving their participants not only life and technical skills, but also a loving, safe space where they are respected, listened to and seen as wholly deserving girls of full, productive and happy lives.

The LAGC grant will be used to enhance their current program, with a primary focus on field trips that expose the girls to possible career or vocational paths, cultural experiences, etc. that they otherwise would not only not have access to, but may not know exist.

The Flow is the only non-profit in California focusing exclusively on reusable menstrual products. Providing culturally-specific and multilingual education about menstrual cups and donating them, The Flow works to serve under-resourced communities. Our work is at the intersection of social justice, health, and environment advocacy.

GALA is the only all-girls public STEM school in LAUSD and the state of California. GALA is 6th-12th grades and provides a highly rigorous college preparatory STEM-focused education in an all-girls environment based on voluntary enrollment that fosters academic excellence, ethical leadership, and intellectual curiosity.

The LAGC grant will help fund the expenses of New Village Girls Academy’s Parent & Community Liaison Initiative that provides critically needed one on one assistance to struggling students and their families to address issues such as housing instability, financial emergencies, lack of affordable childcare, immigration needs, and mental health issues that are standing in the way of school attendance and academic progress.

50/50 is focused on providing financial literacy and leadership training to women in Los Angeles, with a focus for serving women in underserved communities. A large part of the women served have previously been in foster care, have been unhoused, previously incarcerated and or a surviving member of various gender-based violence.

Ready to Launch expands access for self- identifying women in Los Angeles County to careers in government and politics through it’s public events and innovative fellowship program. They provide the training, mentorship, stipends, and support that their fellows need to succeed.

A training and pre-apprenticeship course that allows women to enter high wage, high skill, non-traditional jobs in the construction trade.

Our grant will fund Las Fotos Project’s new Creative Career Center, which will provide historically underrepresented young women and nonbinary people of color with the resources necessary to be competitive candidates in today's creative economy.

Our grant will support CodeTalk’s Expansion by funding a Teaching Assistant to support training and mentoring women in digital media and programming technologies. Learn More

Our grant will help support The WriteGirl Bold Futures College Access Program which provides in-depth college entrance guidance to all high school juniors and seniors enrolled in the WriteGirl Core Mentoring Program.

Youth served are primarily BIPOC teen girls, ages 13-18, including LGBTQIA+, trans and nonbinary youth, many of whom reside in underserved Los Angeles neighborhoods.

Our grant will support the Pathways to Creative Employment Program: Staffing to train and employing formerly incarcerated women in pottery making to help them establish job readiness. Learn More

Our grant to will fund the Start Up Sisterhood Program, which will support women in overcoming obstacles to financial independence through intensive, cohort- based entrepreneurial training and to underwrite some expenses for women to establish their business. Learn More

Our grant will support CodeTalk’s Expansion by funding a Teaching Assistant to support training and mentoring women in digital media and programming technologies. Learn More

The LAGC grant will help support the Invent Girls Program, a year-long in-curriculum STEM based program to build community-oriented prototypes that address a specific engineering problem. Learn More

Our grant will support the Pathways to Creative Employment Program: Staffing to train and employing formerly incarcerated women in pottery making to help them establish job readiness. Learn More

The LAGC grant will help support Seed to Kitchen, TTR's on-site, expansive garden and outdoor kitchen used for after school sessions and weekends teaching the basics of gardening/harvesting, healthy cooking and environmental stewardship to the girls and young women living in the food deserts of L.A.’s underserved communities. Learn More

Our grant will help fund the Apprenticeship Readiness Program, training women in construction for competitive union-based careers and wages. Learn More.

Leads global movement to establish equal representation in the tech sector. Devoted to showing the world that Black girls can code and do so much more. Learn More

Mission is to increase girls’ interest and success in tech, engineering and math through educational experiences and mentor relationship. Learn More

A community-based mentoring, scholarship, and college-access organization that encourages young women’s education and success. Learn More

A training and pre-apprenticeship course that allows women to enter high wage, high skill, non-traditional jobs. Learn More.

Leads global movement to establish equal representation in the tech sector. Devoted to showing the world that Black girls can code and do so much more. Learn More

Mission is to increase girls’ interest and success in tech, engineering and math through educational experiences and mentor relationship. Learn More

FreeFrom looks past crisis intervention to violence prevention, by helping survivors achieve financial stability so that they can leave and never have to go back. Learn More

A community-based mentoring, scholarship, and college-access organization that encourages young women’s education and success. Learn More

A training and pre-apprenticeship course that allows women to enter high wage, high skill, non-traditional jobs. Learn More.

Codetalk is a digital web technology job training program for low income, underemployed and underserved women. In an intensive and rigorous 15-week program. Our grant will support CodeTalk’s Expansion by funding a Teaching Assistant to support training and mentoring women in digital media and programming technologies. Learn More

FreeFrom looks past crisis intervention to violence prevention, by helping survivors achieve financial stability so that they can leave and never have to go back. Learn More

Girls & Gangs’ programs help girls transition out of incarceration and/or gang membership into a path to self-sufficiency and stability. Learn More

Las Fotos Project is a community-based nonprofit organization that inspires teenage girls through photography, mentorship, and self-expression. Learn More

A training and pre-apprenticeship course that allows women to enter high wage, high skill, non-traditional jobs. Learn More

Codetalk is a digital web technology job training program for low income, underemployed and underserved women. In an intensive and rigorous 15-week program. Learn More

Mission is to increase girls’ interest and success in tech, engineering and math through educational experiences and mentor relationship. Learn More

A public charter high school that allows students (pregnant girls, mothers and those that didn’t make it in the LAUSD system) to tell their stories, discover themselves, and recognize and build on their strengths. Learn More

Las Fotos Project is a community-based nonprofit organization that inspires teenage girls through photography, mentorship, and self-expression. Learn More

The Teen Project provides young women without resources with a chance at life. The focus is on sobriety, education and housing. Learn More

Girls & Gangs’ programs help girls transition out of incarceration and/or gang membership into a path to self-sufficiency and stability. Learn More

Exposes female students age 5-14 to curricula, such as coding classes, which will encourage them to consider careers in STEM fields. Learn More

The only organization in Los Angeles focused exclusively on serving and empowering women experiencing homelessness and formerly homeless women. Learn More

Helps domestic workers in Los Angeles build a community armed with information, advocacy and leadership skills, experienced in wage negotiations, and other skills. Learn More

A training and pre-apprenticeship course that allows women to enter high wage, high skill, non-traditional jobs. Learn More

Provide safe and supportive housing for women and children in the process of moving from emergency shelters to economic stability and permanent housing. Learn More

Girls & Gangs’ programs help girls transition out of incarceration and/or gang membership into a path to self-sufficiency and stability. Learn More

A public charter high school that allows students (pregnant girls, mothers and those that didn’t make it in the LAUSD system) to tell their stories, discover themselves, and recognize and build on their strengths. Learn More

Dedicated to building safe, nurturing and resilient families—from pregnancy to parenthood and childhood to adulthood—for generations to come. Learn More

A training and pre-apprenticeship course that allows women to enter high wage, high skill, non-traditional jobs. Learn More

Girls & Gangs helps girls transition out of incarceration and/or gang membership into a path to self-sufficiency and stability. Learn More

A community-based mentoring, scholarship, and college-access organization that encourages young women’s education and success. Learn More

Provides housing and supportive services to homeless veterans throughout Los Angeles County. Learn More

A public charter high school that allows students (pregnant girls, mothers and those that didn’t make it in the LAUSD system) to tell their stories, discover themselves, and recognize and build on their strengths. Learn More

A training and pre-apprenticeship course that allows women to enter high wage, high skill, non-traditional jobs. Learn More.

Provides housing and supportive services to homeless veterans throughout Los Angeles County. Learn More

A public charter high school that allows students (pregnant girls, mothers and those that didn’t make it in the LAUSD system) to tell their stories, discover themselves, and recognize and build on their strengths. Learn More

The only organization in Los Angeles focused exclusively on serving and empowering women experiencing homelessness and formerly homeless women. Learn More

Provide safe and supportive housing for women and children in the process of moving from emergency shelters to economic stability and permanent housing. Learn More

Inspires professional women to inspire teen girls through after-school and weekend mentorship programs. Learn More

Provides housing and supportive services to homeless veterans throughout Los Angeles County. Learn More

Works towards putting an end to modern slavery and human trafficking through comprehensive, life-transforming services to survivors and a platform to advocate for groundbreaking policies and legislation. Learn More

Dedicated to building a progressive and sustainable Long Beach community that works for gender, racial and economic justice led by Southeast Asian young women. Learn More

Provide safe and supportive housing for women and children in the process of moving from emergency shelters to economic stability and permanent housing. Learn More

Empower girls and young women in marginalized communities by helping them gain the skills necessary through education, training and mentorship to become confident, college and career ready. Learn More

Girls & Gangs helps girls transition out of incarceration and/or gang membership into a path to self-sufficiency and stability. Learn More

A community-based mentoring, scholarship, and college-access organization that encourages young women’s education and success. Learn More

A public charter high school that allows students (pregnant girls, mothers and those that didn’t make it in the LAUSD system) to tell their stories, discover themselves, and recognize and build on their strengths. Learn More

The HerShe group prepares girls in foster care to successfully transition from adolescence to adult independence through the performing arts, life-coaching and mentorship. Learn More

Provides training and support to formerly gang-involved and previously incarcerated people, allowing them to redirect their lives and become contributing members of our community. Learn More

A community-based mentoring, scholarship, and college-access organization that encourages young women’s education and success. Learn More

Empower girls and young women in marginalized communities by helping them gain the skills necessary through education, training and mentorship to become confident, college and career ready. Learn More