Partner Spotlights

In 2013, former Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval was particularly impressed by the positive impact the Jobs for America’s Graduates (JAG) program was making in states across the country. That inspired him to establish Jobs for Nevada’s Graduates and the very next year, J4NG went statewide.

For more than 30 years, the Violence Intervention Program (VIP) has elevated the standard of care for victims of child abuse, family violence and sexual assault in Los Angeles County.

The logo for El Centro de Ayuda (ECDA) is an acknowledgement of roots, and a nod to the foundation of the Latino Community. That history dates back to the Aztec culture that flourished from the dawn of the 14th century to the early stages of the 16th century The design represents growth, nurturance and balance, required ingredients for people to realize their full potential.

Our country’s foster care system was developed as a temporary fix. It was designed to protect and nurture children whose parents were either unable or unwilling to care for them.

The LA Conservation Corps’ purpose is to provide at-risk adults and school-aged youth with job skills training, education, and work experience.

MRNV works to empower Latinx and working-class communities of color. Through organizing, innovative approaches to policy, and education, the nonprofit pursues often elusive justice, in every aspect of life.

Alma Family Services was founded in 1975 and since its creation 46 years ago, it has demonstrated the “can do, whatever it takes,” attitude necessary to meet the diverse needs of Southern California’s Hispanic and Latino population.

Ever think about becoming an electrician? U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics says job prospects are excellent, predicting 8% growth through 2029.

MAOF is dedicated to elevating the socio-economic conditions of the Mexican American community, while preserving the pride, values and heritage of its culture.