Young Men's Christian Association of South Florida, Inc

The Arts & Business Council of Miami Inc. is dedicated to fostering connections between the arts and business sectors in Miami-Dade, highlighting the multifaceted economic impact of a thriving cultural community. With a focus on empowering the creative ecosystem, the council offers a range of programs designed to enhance collaboration, support audience development, and promote financial success in the arts. Recognizing that a vibrant arts scene is beneficial for business, the council encourages partnerships that enhance client engagement and employee activation. Through initiatives like the Miami Arts Marketing Project and volunteer programs, they strive to connect various stakeholders, ensuring the arts continue to flourish within the local economy. Generated from the website

The Bay of Pigs Museum and Library, a non-profit organization, serves as a tribute to the heroes of the Bay of Pigs invasion, highlighting the efforts and sacrifices made by Brigade 2506, a group of Cuban freedom fighters. Located in Miami, Florida, the museum focuses on educating visitors about the historical significance of the invasion and its impact on U.S. politics and Cuban history. With a mission to restore and strengthen truth and justice in the political system, the Bay of Pigs Museum and Library offers various resources, including historical documents, memoirs, and educational programs. Their commitment to preserving this pivotal moment in history is supported by local and state cultural organizations, showcasing the ongoing relevance of their mission. Generated from the website

The Cuban American National Council, also known as CNC, is a nonprofit organization that provides human services. Founded in 1972, the council serves the private and public sectors. It has helped more than 3,000 at-risk students to remain in school and graduated over 200 students with a high school diploma. The Cuban American National Council has made nearly 35,800 direct job placements and created more than 4,000 new jobs. It has published over 60 policy papers and books and built new housing units for nearly 1,700 individuals of low and moderate income. The council is a publisher on Hispanic American issues and has operations in Florida and Washington D.C. Its Refugee Employment Program assists refugees in finding employment and offers skills training, on-the-job training and other support services.