Lydia Ramirez

The Sacramento Hispanic Chamber of Commerce promotes the growth and development of Hispanic-owned businesses and fosters economic advancement within the Hispanic community. The private company is based in Sacramento. It offers business support programs, funding access, educational workshops, and community initiatives. Membership provides access to a large minority business network, event participation, promotional platforms, advocacy, and leadership opportunities. The chamber participates in statewide initiatives to help diverse small businesses secure financing and grow through coaching and resources. It administers a scholarship program supporting Latino/a students pursuing higher education and offers workshops and grants to street vendors on regulatory compliance and business operations.

Operates as a nonprofit provider of basic human needs

Sacramento Black Chamber of Commerce is a network dedicated to fostering economic equity and sustainability for Black and African American business owners and professionals. The private company is based in Sacramento, CA. Its mission centers on promoting the growth and empowerment of African American-owned businesses through policy advocacy, education, community engagement, and environmental initiatives. The organization offers membership benefits including workshops, networking events, leadership programs such as the Young Leadership Collaboration and Tech Inclusion Connection, and access to contract and bid opportunities. The chamber organizes events like the "Prosper 2025" initiative and industry-focused forums to connect members with leaders and resources, aiming to strengthen the economic, cultural, and civic well-being of the African American community.

United Way California Capitol Region is a nonprofit organization dedicated to ending poverty and building stronger, healthier communities across Amador, Placer, Yolo, and parts of Solano counties. The private company is based in Sacramento, CA. The organization focuses on four key pillars: healthy community, youth opportunity, financial security, and community resiliency. Its programs address early childhood literacy, housing navigation, adult reentry, workforce development, guaranteed income initiatives, free tax preparation, and youth empowerment. United Way California Capitol Region engages local businesses, state employees, nonprofits, and volunteers through workplace giving campaigns, corporate sponsorships, leadership development programs, and community partnerships. The organization administers AmeriCorps VISTA members to build nonprofit capacity and coordinate volunteer efforts, and its guaranteed income programs provide unconditional monthly cash payments to low-income families and former foster youth. United Way California Capitol Region emphasizes diversity, equity, and inclusion, and encourages community involvement through donations, volunteering, planned giving, and newsletters. The CEO of the company is Victoria A. Kosha.

Operates as a national bank