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The Service Employees International Union is a nonprofit organization with a goal of improving jobs for workers in health care, public service, building service and industrial and allied sectors throughout the United States. Members of SEIU work as nurses, doctors, social service workers, building cleaners, police and corrections officers, librarians, Head Start employees, maintenance workers, lab technicians and nurse assistants. A majority of members are women and approximately 20 percent are African American. SEIU also represents a large number of immigrant workers. There are more than 300 SEIU local affiliates and 25 state councils. Headquartered in Washington, D.C., the organization was originally chartered as the 'Building Service Employees International Union' (BSEIU) by the AFL in 1921.

The US Pan Asian American Chamber of Commerce (USPAACC) is a leading organization based in Washington, DC, dedicated to promoting and supporting Asian American and other minority businesses. They offer a range of programs and resources, including procurement opportunities, education initiatives, and advocacy efforts, to help businesses thrive and succeed in the global marketplace. With a strong focus on supplier diversity, USPAACC provides certification for Asian and other minority businesses, which is recognized by national corporations. They also offer valuable resources such as business leadership series, webinars, and partnerships with organizations like Grow with Google to provide digital training courses and tools for small businesses. Through their community navigator pilot program, they connect underserved Pan Asian American businesses with critical business services and assistance programs.Generated from the website

The SEED Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Washington, DC that aims to empower underserved students by providing them with a unique college-prep public boarding school model. Through their programs, they help students realize their potential and fulfill their dreams of college graduation, with a focus on first-generation college-bound students and those eligible for Pell Grants. With over 500 SEED graduates since its establishment in 2004, SEED has a proven track record of success in preparing students for college and beyond. They believe in the power of a 24-hour learning environment and strive to create opportunities for students to engage with the world around them, fostering a sense of ownership and accomplishment in their educational journeys.Generated from the website