african-american chamber of commerce of pa, nj & de

The AACC is the leading advocate for minority owned business in the Delaware Valley and Southeastern Pennsylvania. Its purpose is to enhance the growth and effectiveness of African-American owned businesses in the Delaware Valley, and thereby, to improve the economic conditions within the regional African-American community. It’s primary goal is to further the interests of businesses by responding to the needs of the business community and serving as an advocate for the purpose of increasing economic opportunities for the African-American community.

ITAVFoundation

The ITAVFoundation is focused on supporting the inner-city community of Philadelphia by increasing access to quality education and supporting vulnerable communities affected by social issues. ITAVF's goal is to partner with organizations and communities who have demonstrated a track record of success in their commitment to serving vulnerable populations. ITAVF works closely with educators to ensure that youth have the provisions to attain a quality education and succeed in school and for them to be more involved in the creative arts. ITAVF builds meaningful partnerships with homeless centers and shelters, as well as drug rehabilitation programs, the health department and communities on the ground to implement projects and strategies for reducing the impact of social issues. ITAVF projects may include but are not limited to feeding the homeless, providing personal hygiene products and HIV testing. Our continued focus on education will create increased access to quality education and involvement in arts opportunities for youth. Through our approach to education, ITAVF will create programs within the community to help reduce the likelihood to fall into even deeper cycles of poverty.

Burlington Chamber of Commerce

Every business has a life of its own, and every business person has a story to share. The Burlington Chamber of Commerce moves your story along by uniting businesses of all shapes and sizes to make meaningful connections. Whether you are volunteering in the community, attending networking events, or participating within a committee, we create opportunities that allow you, our members, to collaborate with fellow leaders as well as grow on both a professional and personal level. We work at all levels advocating for the changes that will make our community better. We focus on the bigger picture so that you can focus on growing your businesses day-to-day. As the community and business landscapes change, we’ll be right beside you, confidently leading the way for future generations. Whether you’re just starting out, or an established company, the Burlington Chamber of Commerce is an essential component of your business’ life story. And while you, as members are bringing your businesses to life - we bring life to business.

riseandshinersa

RSA is a registered charitable organization dedicated to empowering communities and individuals by providing a wide range of services that promote well-being, safety, and growth. We offer mental health support, family counseling, and resources to bridge communication gaps between parents and children to strengthen family bonds. Our drug addiction support programs assist individuals in recovery and provide guidance for healthier lifestyles. RSA also focuses on youth development, leadership training, and career readiness, ensuring the next generation is equipped to succeed. Additionally, we empower seniors through technology literacy, safety programs, and financial education, helping them stay independent and connected. With initiatives like our Neighborhood Watch Program, we work towards creating safer communities and promoting awareness. At RSA, we are committed to creating a positive impact by fostering inclusivity, supporting personal growth, and building a stronger, more connected society.

Moeen Centre

Moeen Centre is a non-profit, charitable organization for young adults with physical disabilities and developmental challenges. Our organization was formed in April 1996 and became incorporated on October 1, 1996. The next decade was spent on building awareness and an audience that could support the clientele of Moeen Centre and finally, in 2006, we were able to open our first Centre. Our primary goal is to facilitate the removal of barriers to the participation of these young adults in their community and provide services that promote greater independence and reduce isolation.