About

MISSION

Equipping and Empowering Prince George’s County nonprofits to better serve our communities

Advocacy & Public Policy

through engagement with the nonprofit community regarding various issues that directly affect their communities.

Collaboration & Networking

opportunities that provide collaboration and networking opportunities for nonprofits to share expertise, skills, and programs

Education & Capacity Building

of nonprofits to expand service delivery, increase resources, and develop accomplished leaders to promote positive social change in our communities.

VISION

Prince George’s County will be a racially equitable, inclusive, vibrant, and resource-rich community with multiple pathways to a high quality of life for all residents to thrive.

Our nonprofits will be:

Recognized and respected as crucial players taking action effectively

Strong, sustainable, fiscally sound, and capable — observing best practices, including partnerships and collaboration

Fully resourced and accountable, mobilizing resources for the good of the community

VALUES

Our operating principles are guided by:

Racial Equity
Service
Collaboration
Integrity

Land Acknowledgement

We recognize the unique and enduring relationship that exists between Indigenous People and their traditional territories.

As residents of Prince George’s County, we would like to acknowledge that we gather on the traditional lands of the Mattapanient, the Patuxent, the Piscataway, the Moyaone and the Pamunkey.

We honor the past and present, and with gratitude the land itself and the people who have stewarded it throughout the generations.

What is a Land Acknowledgement?

A formal recognition of the original stewards of the land and their connection to it.

Why should we recognize the land?

To honor and show gratitude as a sign of respect and willingness to heal. The more we talk about displacement and gentrification it is important to center the conversations of land use on Indigenous Peoples.