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CDP is a not-for-profit organization based in London, United Kingdom, founded in 2000. Its mission is to transform global business practices to prevent climate change and safeguard natural resources. CDP operates a global disclosure system that encourages investors, companies, cities, states, and regions to measure and report their environmental data. By harnessing the power of transparency and information sharing, CDP seeks to influence market forces, including shareholders and consumers, to prioritize sustainability in decision-making. The organization aims to place environmental considerations at the core of business and policy strategies, incentivizing thousands of entities worldwide to take actionable steps toward a more sustainable future.

Scott Family Amazeum is a museum for children and families in Northwest Arkansas. Its desire is to educate people in the best possible manner for whatever lies ahead and to engage the entire family in exploration, learning, and enjoyment.

College Unbound is an innovative, degree-granting college for adults who have faced barriers to completing their bachelor's degree. It operates as an individualized studies program in organizational and community Studies. It is specialized in getting students on a path to a degree, keeping focused on that goal, and supporting them in every way necessary to achieve it.

Soil Health Institute is a global non-profit organization to preserve and improves soil vitality and productivity through scientific research and advancement. It equips farmers and other landowners with the knowledge they need to successfully implement regenerative soil health systems that benefit agriculture and society economically and environmentally.

Cyber Institute is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and international NGO that advises government and industry on matters related to cyber policy.

NPower Canada is a charitable organization that launches underserved young adults into meaningful and sustainable IT careers.

Community Foundations of Canada believe in a future that is bright; a future that is just and sustainable; a future that goes beyond the status quo.

Indspire is a national Indigenous registered charity that invests in the education of Indigenous people for the long-term benefit of these individuals, their families and communities, and Canada.

Operation Food Search is a St. Louis-based non-profit organization dedicated to ending hunger in the greater St. Louis metropolitan area. Established in 1981, we are the largest distributor of free food in the bi-state region. They distribute more than 3 million dollars worth of food and household essentials to 330 community partner agencies, which in turn feeds 200,000 people in need each month – nearly one-third of whom are children.

We live in a world of plenty, yet millions of people find themselves in critical need every day, creating a vast need gap. At Good360, we are on a mission to close that gap. When we close the gap, we open opportunity: for donors and nonprofits to better serve their communities, for communities to become more resilient and for us all to create less waste. But most of all, we help people to reach their boundless potential. It’s about more than just goods: from children’s toys to personal care items, home goods to mattresses, every item donated helps change a life and open opportunity. Good360 helps fulfill the growing needs of our network of nonprofits by getting the right goods to the right people at the right time. We help companies achieve sustainability and zero-waste goals by extending the useful life of products, keeping millions of pounds of goods out of landfills each year. Good360 is the link between organizations with so much to give and communities in critical need, closing that gap and opening up new opportunities for all.

Together with leading educators, engineers, and entrepreneurs, Girls Who Code has developed a new model for computer science education, pairing intensive instruction in robotics, web design, and mobile development with high-touch mentorship and exposure led by the industry’s top female engineers and entrepreneurs. In its inaugural program, Girls Who Code empowered young women from New York City’s five boroughs and will launch programs in New York, Detroit, San Francisco, and San Jose in 2013.

Triad Workforce Solutions Collaborative is a growing Funders Collaborative based in Greensboro, NC with the goals of facilitating career advancement for workers and developing a more skilled and stable workforce for employers. This Collaborative emerged from the Greensboro Works Task Force – a group of business, community, and nonprofit leaders convened by The Community Foundation of Greater Greensboro and United Way of Greater Greensboro. The Task Force’s primary goal was to help the community develop a cooperative, informed and shared vision for the long-term economic success of our residents. The recommendations from the Task Force included: