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Constructive Dialogue Institute creates educational tools to teach communication and dialogue skills across differences.

3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic provides primary healthcare, mental health and educational services, and physical therapies.

Main Street Capital is a primary investment firm that offers long-term financial support in the form of debt and equity to small and medium-sized businesses. The company typically invests in management buyouts, refinancing, growth funding, and acquisitions of companies in various industries with annual revenues between $10 million and $100 million. Main Street looks to collaborate with entrepreneurs and management teams and aims to provide comprehensive financing solutions to its portfolio companies.

Communities In Schools offers site co-ordinator, plan development, tutors, family counseling, college prep, and health services to schools.

Northeastern Vermont Development Association supports landuse, transportation, and emergency services. The E & D Transportation Program supports community members through affordable transportation to medical appointments, local adult day centers, senior meal sites, and to access fresh food at the grocery store. The E&D Transportation Program is designed to serve older adults and people with disabilities. Vermont's Department of Labor provides a ready pool of workers through accessible databases. The Apprenticeship Program, serving hundreds of apprentices and employers statewide, helps to bridge the gap between education and employment. The Vermont Training Program provides specialized training on the job and in the classroom.

The Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center is a joint effort of Carnegie Mellon University and the University of Pittsburgh.

United to Learn is a nonprofit organization that supports Dallas ISD elementary schools through literacy, campus culture, and community engagement initiatives. The organization focuses on school culture and well-being, learning environments, literacy, and community activation to improve student outcomes. It coordinates tutoring, Aspiring Teachers training, volunteer programs, and campus improvement projects across more than 100 partner schools. United to Learn also runs advocacy and leadership initiatives such as Policy Study, Women’s Forum, and Teen Fellows, and mobilizes corporate and community partners through campaigns like Fueling Potential.

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization called The AI Education Project is striving to educate people in places that are experiencing the effects of automation and economic disruption on artificial intelligence. However, the great majority of schools in low-income areas and communities of color lack an accessible AI curriculum, despite the fact that experts are referring to AI as "the new electricity" and a driver of the Fourth Industrial Revolution. We are now in the process of distributing AIEDU's self-guided online "Introduction to AI" course to schools across America. This course is supported by learning sciences, including culturally sensitive pedagogy, game- and project-based learning, and is available 24/7.

The American Indian College Fund is a non-profit organization that supports Native American and tribal students in changing their lives through educational investment.

Copper Banking was founded with the mission to help teens gain real world experience by giving them access to their money in a way that traditional banks aren’t able to do. The Copper app and debit card teaches teens how to make smart financial decisions by creating a platform for parents and teens to connect. With the Copper app, you get easy snapshots of your accounts and, with the Copper Debit Card, it's easy to shop in-store, online or with Apple or Google Pay. PLUS, users get exclusive access to engaging content curated by a team of financial literacy experts who provide advice and tips on how to take control of their financial future.

The Store operates a no-cost, client-choice grocery store model that provides individuals and families experiencing food insecurity with fresh, nutritious groceries. The organization offers a shopping experience similar to a traditional grocery store, where customers select their own produce, meats, dairy, pantry items, and household essentials. In addition to food, The Store connects customers to wrap-around services such as counseling, financial literacy, nutrition education, cooking classes, housing assistance, and other supportive programs delivered through partner organizations. It engages volunteers, community groups, and companies in hands-on service, item and food drives, and fundraising events. The Store also runs donor programs like The Giving Table to sustain its grocery and support services for neighbors in need.

Hamm Institute for American Energy is an energy research and development institution.