DOVES Academy is a private, nonprofit organization committed to uplifting communities and inspiring positive change. Their work spans a variety of initiatives that promote empowerment, education, and social good.

The Sandy Spring Slave Museum & African Art Gallery is dedicated to preserving and sharing the history and cultural heritage of Africans and African Americans—from African origins and the Middle Passage to the civil rights movement and beyond. Located in Montgomery County, the museum also fosters cross-cultural understanding and highlights the significant contributions of African Americans both locally and nationally.

480 Cares is a nonprofit providing culturally enriching and supervised learning experiences for youth and teens through sports and enrichment programs. Their mission is to make learning fun and purposeful—helping young people build confidence, leadership skills, academic success, and lifelong values centered around health and wellness.

Founded in 2020, Friends of Moses Hall works to preserve the historic Morningstar Tabernacle No. 88 Moses Cemetery and Hall—an African American burial site threatened by Maryland’s I-495 expansion project. The nonprofit organization leads restoration efforts, research, education, and community engagement to protect this sacred ground and raise awareness of racial injustice tied to infrastructure projects.

Agape Gibson Grove, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, was formed with a vision to build a network of supporters committed to uplifting communities that have long been denied social justice. Their mission is rooted in helping people rise above adversity, social inequality, and economic disparities. Through purposeful education, expanded access, and bold opportunities, Agape Gibson Grove seeks to awaken a conscious commitment to collective growth. Their work aims to create lasting value, promote forbearance, and foster community elevation.