On top of her full-time job at Planned Parenthood, Attia works tirelessly with an incredible team to produce Womanly, a magazine and resource focused on providing solutions to the health disparities facing non-binary and female BIPOC.

With HACO, Yoko has created an incredible gallery space where she can support local artists and her hometown of Fukushima, Japan.

After taking over Industry Standard, Molly has grown the fashionable basics brand sustainability and philanthropic arms while providing quality options for consumers.

After building a series of small businesses, Valerie launched The 125 Collection, a relatable and sleek array of candles dedicated to the vibrancy of Harlem.

As CEO and co-founder of JYBE, Alison is making it easier than ever to cut single-use plastics from your take out orders, both for consumers and restaurants.

As Senior Program Officer at the Hyde Family Foundation in Memphis, Rachel has increased financial support to Black-led organizations in the city and worked to raise up the non-profit cultural community as a whole.

Girl Powerful was founded by sisters Tedi and Sonya to create youth empowerment for girls. Through mentorship, they give girls the social and emotional learning tools to build a strong sense of self.

Mother and daughter duo Blair and Juana launched Post 21 to provide a shop that hosts and supports Black businesses and their work.