NWA Black Heritage is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to addressing and correcting the inequalities Black communities face in Northwest Arkansas. We do this by preserving, documenting, and promoting the rich heritage and culture of Black communities in the region.

NAMI Arkansas is a private, non-profit organization whose mission is to help people living with mental illness, their families, and the community.

Tendaji Community Development Corporation works to educate students through dynamic after-school and summer programs, revive teens’ self-worth through a first-of-its-kind alternative to suspension program, and empower adults and families through training, legal counseling, and medical services.

The Pine Street Backpack Program's mission is to provide school supplies for children in grades K-12, and support families within the Pine Street community and surrounding areas of the City of Conway and Faulkner County.

The Arkansas Birthing Project empowers women to become postive forces in their community. We train community volunteers to become familiar with local resources and to provide support to women during pregnancy and for the first year of life of their babies.

The ABHF recognizes outstanding accomplishments of African Americans with Arkansas ties and invests in Black and underserved communities throughout Arkansas, to improve education, health, and social well being of marginalized populations throughout Arkansas.

100 Black Men of Greater Little Rock works to improve the quality of life within our communities through mentoring, education, health and wellness, and economic development.

BCD, Inc. works to improve the quality of life for low-income, underserved, disadvantaged, and at-risk children, youth, and families in Little Rock, Arkansas.

The mission of the Little Rock Black Nurses Association of Arkansas is to decrease health disparities, improve the quality of life and health within the local community, and to diversify the nursing workforce.

Ujima Maternity Network, Inc. works to reduce maternal morbidity and mortality in Arkansas by reclaiming birth autonomy for women of color through the collective work and shared responsibility of the healthcare system, doulas and midwives of color, and the communities most impacted by birth and birth-related mortalities.

Real Images ensures that young girls and women are empowered and educated to become the healthiest versions of themselves through programs, scholarships, and service.

The Oscar Washington Educational Fund seeks to ignite the power of purpose, knit generous hearts with education and provide scholarships to propel the next generation further, for the good of all.

The Pine Bluff Black Chamber of Commerce (PBBCC) mission is to serve as an advocate for the creation and growth of competitive, profitable, scalable, and sustainable Black owned entities.

The mission at Minding My Black Owned Business, Inc. revolves around three fundamental pillars—youth engagement, economic development, and mental health awareness. Through these pillars, we aim to bridge gaps, foster growth, and create impactful change within our communities.

Delta Circles’ mission is to support families to end poverty and challenge the way that Black women think about themselves, their finances, and their businesses.

Arkansas RAPPS is a 501(c)3, community based organization that provides HIV-prevention training, HIV and Hepatitis C screenings, access to care and treatment options, health services navigation, and events to encourage destigmatization of HIV and other sexually transmitted infections.