The Space Foundation

The Moriah Fund Inc., located in Washington, DC, is a private foundation established in 1985 with a mission to promote human rights and social justice. Dedicated to assisting disadvantaged individuals, the foundation focuses on empowering people through education, women's rights, reproductive health, and the promotion of democratic values. Under the ongoing influence of its founders, Robert and Clarence Efroymson, Moriah Fund prioritizes funding initiatives that enhance local leadership, civic engagement, and institutional development in areas lacking adequate government support. The organization invites proposals selectively, ensuring that its resources are directed towards impactful programs that champion equity and justice. Generated from the website

The SEED Foundation is a nonprofit organization that works to establish public boarding schools to serve the educational needs of children from underserved communities in the United States. It offers an innovative educational model that integrates academic and boarding programs. The SEED Foundation established first school, The SEED School of Washington, D.C., in 1998. Its academic programs include math, English, social studies and science classes. The foundations schools offer instruction in physical education, technology, foreign languages and art. It also provides college-preparatory curriculum that include coaching related to financial literacy, advanced technology, journalism, youth justice and the history of hip hop. Additionally, The SEED Foundation conducts basketball and flag football tournaments, camps and clinics. It is located in Washington, D.C.

The National Humanities Alliance (NHA) is a nationwide coalition dedicated to advocating for the humanities across campuses, communities, and Capitol Hill. With a focus on promoting the value of the National Endowment for the Humanities (NEH), the NHA supports educators, cultural institutions, and citizens in their efforts to engage with policymakers and local communities. Through a variety of resources, toolkits, and initiatives, the NHA empowers its members—comprising over 260 organizations including colleges, libraries, and museums—to document and communicate the impact of the humanities. As a nonpartisan association, the NHA is committed to building a robust network of advocates who champion the significance of the humanities in society. Generated from the website