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Acumen is a nonprofit venture fund that invests in early-stage companies providing essential services such as agriculture, clean energy, education, financial inclusion, healthcare, and workforce development to low-income communities across 14 countries. Since its inception in 2001, Acumen has deployed $128 million into 128 companies, significantly impacting over 308 million lives by transforming access to critical services and fostering sustainable market solutions.

Ada Developers Academy is a non-profit, cost-free coding school that trains women and gender expansive individuals in software development. The program includes six months of intensive classroom instruction followed by a five-month internship, focusing on community and social justice. With a strong emphasis on diversity, Ada serves underrepresented groups in tech, resulting in significant income increases for graduates. The academy has generated $38M in new salaries for its alumni, showcasing its impact in the tech economy and commitment to equity in education.

Agora Partnerships is dedicated to creating inclusive prosperity in Latin America by accelerating the growth of purpose-driven entrepreneurs and promoting social innovation in traditional small businesses. They strengthen the entrepreneurial ecosystem through collaborative action, providing training, market access, and financing to emerging businesses. Their focus on sustainability and social impact positions them as a leader in fostering economic opportunities that address social and environmental challenges, with a commitment to transparency and alignment with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.

Amnesty International is a global movement of people fighting injustice and promoting human rights. They work to protect people wherever justice, freedom, truth and dignity are denied. Currently the world’s largest grassroots human rights organization, they investigate and expose abuses, educate and mobilize the public, and help transform societies to create a safer, more just world. They received the Nobel Peace Prize for their life-saving work.

Ashoka is a civil and social organization that specializes in the fields of social entrepreneurship, social change, and venture philanthropy. The organization is driven by its mission is to build everyone a changemaker world. Ashoka was founded in 1980 and headquartered in Virginia, United States.

The Center for Justice Innovation is a community justice organization that focuses on safety and racial justice by partnering with communities, courts, and those most affected by the justice system. Founded in 1996, it operates innovative programs to address local challenges, conducts leading research to understand justice issues, and shares insights to improve justice systems nationwide. With nearly 1,000 employees, the organization has worked with hundreds of jurisdictions across the U.S., aiming to reduce crime and incarceration while fostering trust in government and building safe communities.

The Center for Economic and Social Rights (CESR) is an international non-governmental organization dedicated to transforming the economic system to ensure a just distribution of resources and power. By harnessing the power of human rights, CESR advocates for fairer and more sustainable economies, focusing on issues such as fiscal justice, climate justice, and gender justice. Their innovative research approach, grounded in the lived realities of communities, aims to decode economic structures that harm people's rights and push for policy reforms. With a mission to uphold economic and social rights for all, CESR collaborates with various movements to inspire systemic change and promote accountability among governments and powerful actors.

Code for America is a non-partisan, non-political 501(c)(3) charitable organization that collaborates with governments and communities to improve public services through technology. They focus on breaking down barriers to access essential services like food benefits, tax filing, and criminal record clearance. Their innovative approach combines human-centered design with technology to create solutions that are effective and user-friendly. With over a decade of experience, they have established a strong market position and traction in the civic tech space, working closely with local governments to implement their programs.

FHI 360 is a global organization that mobilizes research, resources, and relationships to improve health and well-being, advance equity, and strengthen community resilience. With over 50 years of experience, the organization operates in more than 60 countries, managing over 300 active projects and employing a diverse team of over 4,000 experts. FHI 360 focuses on data-driven, locally led solutions across various sectors, including health, education, and economic opportunity, making it a leader in addressing global challenges. Their commitment to collaboration and community engagement sets them apart in the human development sector, enabling them to create sustainable impact and improve lives worldwide.

Girl Develop It is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating welcoming and supportive opportunities for women and non-binary adults to learn software development skills. They offer affordable programs that include classes, projects, and events, enabling students to develop coding skills, confidence, and community. With a mission to empower underrepresented groups in technology, GDI has engaged over 5,000 individuals in technology education, positioning itself as a leader in inclusive tech education.

Global Glimpse is a nonprofit organization that provides inclusive international travel programs for high school students, focusing on leadership development, cultural immersion, and service-learning. Since its inception in 2008, the organization has served over 9,000 students from diverse backgrounds, with 83% identifying as BIPOC. The program is unique in offering need-based scholarships to over 80% of participants, making travel accessible to students from all socioeconomic backgrounds. With a strong commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion, Global Glimpse prepares students through pre-trip workshops and provides transformative travel experiences in Costa Rica, Panama, and the Dominican Republic. The organization has distributed $17 million in scholarships and partners with 100 schools nationwide, positioning itself as a leader in youth travel and education.