The Victory Project Inc

Royal Divinity Industries Inc. is a nonprofit organization based in western Birmingham, dedicated to promoting healthy living and providing opportunities for socioeconomic and educational advancement for those in need. Since its inception in 2015, the organization has focused on addressing immediate food assistance needs in the community, offering essential food and household items free of charge to families facing hardship. Through partnerships with local churches, senior centers, and community organizations, Royal Divinity Industries Inc. delivers vital support such as community food distribution, case management services, and healthy living classes. The organization aims to alleviate financial burdens for families, allowing them to allocate their limited resources toward other essential needs. Generated from the website

The Surge Project, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) grassroots organization based in Birmingham, Alabama, dedicated to youth and community development. Founded by TeAndria Ellis in June 2016, the organization aims to create safer communities by providing intentional spaces that promote exposure, opportunity, brilliance, and well-being. With a team of professionals boasting over 50 years of collective experience, The Surge Project addresses critical public health issues, particularly among African American youth. By focusing on mental health and community support, the organization seeks to shatter barriers and ignite hope within vulnerable populations throughout Jefferson County. Generated from the website

The Alabama African American Civil Rights Heritage Sites Consortium is dedicated to preserving and promoting significant sites related to the African American civil rights movement across Alabama. With a focus on historical education and community engagement, the Consortium highlights key locations in Montgomery, Birmingham, Selma, and the Black Belt. One notable site is the Jackson Community House and Museum, a pivotal gathering place for Black women that served various community functions, including social services, educational programs, and political organizing. Established in 1943, it played a crucial role in the civil rights movement by hosting important meetings and initiatives, such as those leading to the Montgomery Bus Boycott. Generated from the website