Supporting Organizations

Since 1969, the UCLA Asian American Studies Center has sought to enrich the experience of the entire university by contributing to an understanding of the long neglected history, rich cultural heritage, and present position of Asian Americans in our society. With nearly 60 Faculty Affiliates from 26 disciplines, UCLA has the largest and most diverse Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies faculty of any university in the United States, who are making important educational and intellectual contributions to American higher education and society in terms of pedagogy, research, and through community linkages nationally and internationally.

Azusa Pacific University Department of Higher Education

Today at Azusa Pacific University, we work together as a team of difference makers to advance the work of God in the world through scholarship, teaching, and building disciples across all levels and delivery systems of collegiate education. When Azusa Pacific was founded in 1899 in a simple home in Whittier, California, as the Training School for Christian Workers, that modest beginning came with the bold resolve of homeowner Philena B. Hadley and others to forge an educational enterprise that would impact the world for Christ. This foundational understanding of our common purpose finds expression in the Mission Statement as established in 1990 under the leadership of Interim President Ted Engstrom and President Richard Felix, who had just begun his tenure.

LA Voice believes that every human is created with dignity. Often times, our institutions fail to reflect this truth. For this reason, LA Voice teaches people to speak, act, and engage in the public arena. It is our mission to transform Los Angeles into a city that reflects the human dignity of all communities, especially those in greatest need. We are an interfaith, community organization that unites people from diverse backgrounds to improve the quality of life of Los Angeles residents.

U.S Vets Homeless, Feeding & Housing Services

We recruit joyful volunteers that's willing to donate cook food to feed our beloved homeless U.S Veterans and others homeless peoples with a smile as well as on the spot housing assessments to the homeless peoples

USC Small Business Diversity Office

USC Small Business Diversity Office The Small Business Diversity Office (SBDO) fosters economic growth in California through campus use of businesses owned by minorities, women, veterans, and small local businesses in the communities surrounding USC’s campuses. The SBDO administers: Government Subcontract Plans for USC Research Units Small Local Business Program initiative for small businesses within 26 targeted zip codes Minority, Women, and Veteran Diverse Supplier Initiatives Mission The mission of the USC SBDO is to provide professional, responsive and quality services to support the University of Southern California’s academic, research, social and economic goals. Its vision is to surpass the USC goal to procure 15% of all purchases, regardless of funding source, from diverse and local community suppliers.

Creativity Catalyst

We exist to cultivate creativity for the good of human flourishing

Enter. Exalt. Edify. Equip. Expand.
To enter into a love relationship with God and His people.
To exalt God's name in worship.
To edify one another to be more like Jesus Christ.
To equip each member for service in the kingdom of God in order.
To expand His kingdom by bringing others to Jesus Christ.