| Vermont Community Foundation | 3 Court Street
PO Box 30
Middlebury, VT 05753 | Phone:
(802) 388-3355 |
| | The Vermont Community Foundation is a family of hundreds of funds and foundations established by Vermonters to serve their charitable goals. It provides the advice, investment vehicles, and back-office expertise to make giving easy and effective. The Foundation also provides leadership in giving by responding to community needs, mobilizing and connecting philanthropists to multiply their impact, and by keeping Vermont’s nonprofit sector vital with grants and other investments in the community. Visit www.vermontcf.org or call 802-388-3355 for more information.
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 | Vermont Oxford Network, Inc. | 33 Kilburn Street
Suite 322
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
(802) 865-4814 |
| | VON is a community of healthcare professionals dedicated to improving the quality of care for newborn infants through a program of research, education and quality improvement. |
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 | SSTA Special Services Transportation Agency | 2091 Main Street
Colchester, VT 05446 | Phone:
802-878-1527 |
| Special Services Transportation Agency is a private not-for-profit para-transportation corporation operating out of Colchester, VT. The organization was started in May 1982 with just one van in response to the need in Chittenden County for transportation services for the elderly and disabled. SSTA’s mission is to provide accessible transportation for people who have specialized mobility needs. Many individuals have difficulty using conventional modes of transportation, such as cars and buses because of a physical or mental disability. For these people, SSTA’s service may be the only transportation that they can use. SSTA currently has more than 50 vehicles in its fleet. Of these vehicles, 30 are lift equipped for wheelchairs. We are constantly growing, and are providing an average of over 600 to 700 rides per day. The organization currently employs over 70 full and part time employees. SSTA provides coordinated transportation service to many area human service agencies.
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| BTV Ignite | 60 Main Street, Suite 100
Burlington, VT 05401 |
| BTV Ignite encourages working with institutional partners, government, businesses, non-profits, startups, and the community to accelerate and organize the energy of the technology ecosystem and economy in the greater Burlington area.
BTV Ignite is dedicated to aligning Burlington’s powerful gigabit infrastructure as a tool, testbed and accelerator for economic, educational and community benefit.
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| Vermont Works For Women, Inc. | 32A Malletts Bay Avenue
Winooski, VT 05404 | Phone:
(802) 655-8900 (800) 639-1472 |
| | Vermont Works for Women helps women and girls recognize their potential and explore, pursue, and excel in work that leads to economic independence. We work toward the day when women and girls make confident, deliberate choices about life and work that reflect an expansive grasp of the world’s possibilities, a fearless commitment to pursuing their dreams, and that contribute to the vitality of our communities. Programs include Step In to Work, Step Up, Rosie’s Girls, Dirt Divas, Women Can Do, and more. |
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| AARP - Vermont | Courthouse Plaza
199 Main St., Ste 225
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
(802) 951-1303 (866) 227-7451 |
| | AARP in Vermont is here to help you take on today – and every day. From sharing practical resources like job, health, and financial workshops, to advocating for a better Vermont to live and age in, while holding fun activities and events, AARP is providing opportunities to connect and help build an even stronger Vermont. We hope you’ll join us! |
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| HOPE Works | 336 North Avenue
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
(802) 864-0555 |
| | H.O.P.E. Works is the oldest and largest rape crisis center in the State of Vermont. H.O.P.E. Works was established in 1973 and is dedicated to ending all forms of sexual violence through Healing, Outreach, Prevention, and Empowerment. Programs include a 24 hour hotline; legal, medical, and emergency housing support; clinical therapy; support groups; and economic justice programs for those whose lives have been affected by sexual violence. Education and outreach programs strive to change attitudes and beliefs that perpetuate and condone sexual violence through outreach campaigns, workshops, and professional trainings.
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 | Joint Urban Ministry Project (JUMP) | 38 South Winooski Avenue
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
802 862-4501 |
| Founded in 1988, the Joint Urban Ministry Project (JUMP) addresses the growing epidemic of poverty. To date, support for JUMP has grown to include broad interfaith support from 27 area faith communities, key funding from hundreds of individuals, and vital sponsorship and dollars from both businesses and foundations. Unwavering, JUMP operates a key downtown Drop-In center in donated space at the First Congregational Church of Burlington where staff and volunteers provide compassionate care, practical assistance and informed referrals to thousands of Vermont children and adults. Eligible families and individuals receive voucher assistance for transportation, food, laundry, utilities, household goods, and healthcare every three months.
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 | Burlington 2030 District | Vermont Green Building Network, Attn. Burlington 2030 District
P.O. Box 5384
Burlington, VT 05402 | Phone:
802-735-2192 |
| | The Burlington 2030 District is a private/public partnership working to reduce building energy consumption, water usage and greenhouse gas emissions via transportation 50% by 2030. By establishing the economic case for these reductions, we help property owners increase asset value, reduce operating costs and create a healthier community.
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| Kidpower Vermont | P.O. Box 94
2223 Hollow Rd
North Ferrisburgh, VT 05473 | Phone:
8024255437 |
| Working with kids, teens, and adults, we aim to teach safety, respect, confidence, and kindness skills for the betterment of all.
The Kidpower Vermont Mission
To provide effective and empowering skills in child protection, positive communication, advocacy, personal safety, and self-defense for all ages, abilities, cultures, beliefs, genders, and identities.
Honest
Kidpower champions clear communication and ethical practices in addressing community issues.
Evolving
We are always looking for ways to improve and are open to new ideas.
Fair
We develop clear win-win agreements and uphold high standards.
Supportive
We encourage people to take good care of their well-being and to make their health and their loved ones their top priorities.
Productive
We are effective and efficient in how we use our own time and the time of others.
Safe
We are committed to ensuring the physical and emotional safety of everyone involved with Kidpower.
Collaborative
We work as a team with each other, with our supporters, and with our students to bring the best services possible to the most people possible.
Proactive
We anticipate problems and take action sooner rather than later. We get help to solve problems if we are stuck.
Courageous
Kidpower stands up for its beliefs. We don’t let fear, embarrassment, inconvenience, or discomfort prevent us from working towards our goals and upholding our values.
Joyful
We are enthusiastic, hopeful, and positive in all our communications with others, even when we need to set boundaries or refuse someone’s request.
Appreciative
We honor everyone’s contributions and acknowledge people for what they do.
Inclusive
We welcome people of any age, culture, religion, race, gender identity, sexual orientation, ability, political belief, nationality, marital status, or level of income, who share our commitment to integrity and safety for everyone and who can join us in upholding our values.
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 | Mercy Connections | 255 South Champlain Street, Suite 8
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
(802) 846-7062 |
| | Mercy Connections is an educational values-driven non-profit organization living the legacy of the Sisters of Mercy with an enduring concern for women. By compassionately nurturing self-sufficiency through education, mentoring, entrepreneurship and community, people are empowered to make significant life changes.
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  | Northwest Vermont Realtor Association | PO Box 814
Williston, VT 05495 | Phone:
(802) 862-6407 |
| NVBR is your gateway to the state and national REALTOR® associations and your resource for day-to-day information and support in your career as a real estate professional. Building on the long-established policies of the National Association of REALTORS® (NAR), NVBR provides opportunities for ongoing professional development.
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| Vermont Catholic Charities, Inc. | 55 Joy Drive
South Burlington, VT 05403 | Phone:
(802) 658-6111 (877) 250-4099 |
| | Since 1929, Vermont Catholic Charities, Inc. has been providing services to individuals and families throughout Vermont. Programs offered include residential care homes for seniors, emergency aid to help with basic needs, counseling services in South Burlington, Rutland, Middlebury, St. Albans and Swanton, and prison ministry. Vermont Catholic Charities seeks to enhance the dignity, self-respect, confidence and personal development of individuals and families, whose lives are touched by the agency's programs. |
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| Pathways Vermont | 1 Kennedy Dr
Unit L2
South Burlington, United States 05403 | Phone:
(802) 734-2807 |
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Transforming Lives
Pathways Vermont transforms the lives of people experiencing mental health and other life challenges by supporting self-directed roads to recovery and wellness in an atmosphere of dignity, respect, choice and hope.
We work to transform the lives of individuals experiencing mental health and other life challenges by supporting their chosen paths to well-being in an atmosphere of hope and mutual respect.
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| Renewable Energy Vermont | 33 Court Street
Montpelier, VT 05602 | Phone:
(802) 229-0099 |
| | Renewable Energy Vermont represents businesses, non-profits, utilities, and individuals committed to reducing our reliance on dirty fossil fuels by increasing clean renewable energy and energy efficiency in Vermont. Vermont’s clean energy economy supports at least 19,080 jobs at 3,751 businesses, representing approximately 6% of Vermont’s workforce. Together, we will achieve 90% total renewable energy (electric, thermal, transportation) by 2050.
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| Christ Memorial Church | 999 Essex Road
Williston, VT 05495 | Phone:
802-878-7107 |
| | Christ Memorial Church is an active and varied community of people united by love for the gospel of Jesus Christ and for one another. We gather on Sunday mornings for gospel-centered singing and teaching, and have opportunities to connect throughout the week. All are welcome!
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| Camp Abnaki, YMCA | 266 College Street
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
(802)862-8993 |
| | A traditional camp program in a rustic setting. Programs include: Sailing, kayaking, canoeing, archery, crafts, land sports, Teen Adventure Trips and counselor in training program. Facilities also available for group rentals.
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| The Rock of Greater Burlington | 73 Thompson Street
South Burlington, VT 05403 | Phone:
(802) 864-6516 (877) 868-7625 |
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 | Sail Beyond Cancer VT | 150 Dorset Street #245-234
South Burlington, VT 05403 | Phone:
(802) 825-7245 |
| Sail Beyond Cancer VT provides free, three-hour, private sails for cancer patients, their caregivers, and loved ones. These special sailing excursions create opportunities for those being challenged by cancer to rebuild courage and make lasting memories. Anyone in treatment for any type of cancer, regardless of their age, income level, ethnic background, or other life circumstances is eligible to come sailing with us.
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| Camp Ta-Kum-Ta | PO Box 459
77 Sunset View Road
South Hero, VT 05486 | Phone:
(802) 372-5863 |
| | Providing a safe, loving place where children can play, swim, share, and heal; a place kids go to reclaim childhood robbed by cancer. |
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| SCORE Vermont | 60 Main Street
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
802.764.5899 |
| | SCORE is America's premier source of free small business mentoring and education for the life of your business. |
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| SLAMT1D | 81 Foothills Drive
Jericho, VT 05465 | Phone:
(802) 578-2601 |
| SLAMT1D is a nonprofit organization committed to helping those affected by Type 1 diabetes (T1D) to live life in full. We empower, educate and connect through backyard team sports played with a big time vibe
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| United Way of Northwest Vermont | 412 Farrell Street, Suite 200
South Burlington, VT 05403 | Phone:
(802) 864-7541 |
| | WE UNITE OUR WHOLE COMMUNITY TO SOLVE COMPLEX PROBLEMS AND HARNESS THE POWER OF PEOPLE TO CREATE A STRONGER NORTHWEST VERMONT
United Way isn’t just our name, it’s how we work. We unite people from all sectors to solve problems in our community. We believe that when we work together, we make all communities in our region stronger. The problems challenging us are complex; they are issues that no single organization or individual alone can solve. United Way has the networks, partnerships and strategic initiatives to improve the lives of our family, friends and neighbors. Real change is possible when nonprofit, public and private sectors team up to work together.
We inspire and enable action. UWNWVT has more than 12,000 donors, advocates and volunteers that believe in our ability to inspire change, leverage resources and harness the power of people to strengthen our community. We work hard to empower others to take action and offer their support. Get involved. We have opportunities for everyone.
We unite community leaders and organizations and we can’t do it alone. We invite volunteers, advocates and organizations from the broad community to address the issues that matter most. UWNWVT leads by supporting these initiatives with staff and volunteer resources that open doors, provide expertise and help facilitate communication.
We support innovative programs with proven success and honor our supporters with accountability. UWNWVT strategically invests volunteer resources and funds programs and collaborations between other local nonprofits with shared goals and measures for success. Learn more about our core programs and funded programs through our website.
As a local member of the United Way network, we pay dues to United Way Worldwide for which we receive membership as a United Way organization and other benefits including training, support, ideas. We operate autonomously, make decisions locally and are governed by Board Members from our community. This allows us the flexibility to address the specific needs of the unique communities in our region while having the ability to draw on ideas and best practices from United Ways throughout the country, including United Way’s Standards of Excellence. These principles and practices are designed empower United Way of Northwest Vermont and 1,350 other United Way affiliates to share resources, best practices and measures for success. While our primary focus is Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle Counties, we also work closely with many other Vermont United Ways to share information and create a statewide network of support. Together, we make up United Ways of Vermont, a collaboration that operates and manages the Vermont 2-1-1 information and referral service. |
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| Let's Grow Kids | 19 Marble Avenue
Suite 4
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
802-391-9801 |
| | Let’s Grow Kids is a statewide movement to make Vermont the best place to raise a family and our mission is to ensure affordable access to high-quality child care for all Vermont families by 2025. We work with business, education and health care leaders, elected officials and local communities to build a high-quality child care system and our network of over thirty thousand supporters includes dedicated volunteers who advocate for increased public investment in child care to make it affordable for all Vermont families. Learn more at www.letsgrowkids.org. |
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| Champlain Community Services, Inc. | 512 Troy Avenue
Colchester, VT 05446 | Phone:
8023738651 8023738651 |
| Champlain Community Services (CCS) provides essential supports to people with intellectual disabilities and autism, building a community where everyone participates and everyone belongs.CCS is a developmental services and health care provider offering highly personalized and carefully coordinated supports to Vermonters with intellectual disabilities and autism. Specializing in employment and career development, we also provide supports at home, at school, and in the community.
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| Lund Family Center | 50 Joy Drive
South Burlington, VT 05403 | Phone:
(802) 861-2580 |
| Lund offers hope and opportunity to families through education, treatment, family support, and adoption
The overarching goal of Lund’s programs is that every child grows up in a safe, secure, and loving family. Our programs wrap around families to meet them where they are and stay with them during their whole parenting journey.
Lund has been helping Vermonters since 1890, and we are committed to being a welcoming, supportive, and helpful environment for children and families when they need us most. Our programs help approximately 5,400 people each year across Vermont. |
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| Northlands Jobs Corps | 100 A MacDonough Drive
Vergennes, VT 05491 | Phone:
802-877-0150 |
| Job Corps is a no-cost education and career technical training program administered by the U.S. Department of Labor that helps young people ages 16 to 24 improve the quality of their lives through career technical and academic training. The Job Corps program is authorized by Title I-C of the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act of 2014 (supersedes WIA 1998). For more information about the Job Corps program at a national level, please visit our Official Public Web Site. OUR CENTER'S MISSION At Northlands Job Corps Center, we support the Job Corps program’s mission to teach eligible young people the skills they need to become employable and independent and place them in meaningful jobs or further education.
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| Vermont Adult Learning | 77 College Street
Suite 100
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
(802) 734-0031 (800) 322-4004 |
| Vermont Adult Learning works for the day when all Vermonters are prosperous and have the life skills and knowledge to achieve success in their careers, family, and community. Further, we envision Vermont Adult Learning as a leader in education and training for those 16 years and older, and as a key resource in helping Vermonters to be successful in achieving their goals.
Vermont Adult Learning’s mission is to create an innovative, inclusive, and equitable learning environment that provides personalized opportunities for education and career development for Vermont residents by building relationships, strengthening communities, and fostering lifelong learning.
Vermont Adult Learning was established in 1980 as the Vermont Institute for Self-Reliance (VISR), providing Adult Basic Education via correspondence courses. VISR expanded services to include in-home tutors, video courses and GED testing. VISR expanded to serve seven (7) of Vermont’s fourteen (14) counties, via a Vermont Agency of Education Grant. We serve the state’s most populous regions, covering the following counties: Franklin, Grand Isle, Chittenden, Addison, Rutland, Windsor and Windham.
VISR changed its name to Vermont Adult Learning in 1996. We host learning centers across Vermont, providing a safe, comfortable, professional and supportive place for adult students, ages 16 and older, to learn the skills and knowledge they need to prosper in 21st-century Vermont.
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| Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission | 110 W. Canal St
Suite 202
Winooski, VT 05404 | Phone:
(802) 846-4490 |
| | The Chittenden County Regional Planning Commission (CCRPC) is one of twelve eleven regional planning commissions in Vermont. CCRPC was founded in 1966 to promote the mutual cooperation of its 19 member municipalities and to act as the principal forum for planning, policy, and community development in Chittenden County. |
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| Dragonheart Vermont & The Lake Champlain Dragon Boat Festival | 899 Dorset Street
South Burlington, VT 05403 | Phone:
(802) 777-6505 (802) 238-7625 |
| | Dragonheart Vermont (DHVT) is an enthusiastic group of breast cancer survivors and supporters who enjoy paddling together on Lake Champlain. The Team began as a floating support group where the focus is on living not the disease. Dragonheart Vermont hosts The Lake Champlain Dragon Boat Festival, a team and community event. It is spirit at its best. Raising dollars to meet cancer-related needs. DHVT and the LCDBF raise funds to support quality-of-life-programs to engage and enliven cancer survivors in our community. Together, we have chosen to take on the challenging paddling sport of dragon boating. |
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| Vermont Alzheimer's Association | 75 Talcott Road, Suite 40
Williston, VT 05495-4031 | Phone:
(802) 316-3839 (800) 272-3900 |
| | The Alzheimer’s Association, Vermont Chapter provides support, education, training and other resources to increase knowledge and to support those facing Alzheimer's disease and other dementias. We are here to help.
We provide education and support to all those facing Alzheimer’s and other dementias throughout our community, including those living with the disease, caregivers, health care professionals and families. We are also committed to advocating for the needs and rights of those facing Alzheimer’s disease and advancing critical research toward methods of treatment, prevention and, ultimately, a cure. |
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| Himalayan Cataract Project | PO Box 863
Norwich, VT 05055 | Phone:
(802) 522-9976 (802) 522-7630 |
| The Himalayan Cataract Project works to eradicate preventable and curable blindness in the developing world.
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| Evernorth | 100 Bank Street, Suite 400
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
(802) 863-8424 |
| | Evernorth is a non-profit syndication and development company which creates permanently affordable rental housing for Vermonters through partnerships with local organizations, public agencies and the private sector. Evernorth has produced 4,825 affordable apartments in 161 developments. The organization has raised and deployed more than $280 million in private equity. Evernorth's New Markets Tax Credit program has created favorable financing in excess of $76 million for nine economic development projects in low income areas. |
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| Lake Champlain Access Television | 63 Creek Farm Plaza
Suite 3
Colchester, VT 05446 | Phone:
(802) 862-5724 (802) 871-5184 |
| | Lake Champlain Access Television, a not-for-profit public, educational and governmental access television facility, is committed to serving the needs of our member communities by providing a free forum for the expression and exchange of ideas and information, a link to local government and schools, and a resource for education and training. LCATV is viewable in the Towns of Milton, Colchester, Georgia, Fairfax, Westford, South Hero, North Hero and Grand Isle Vermont on Comcast Cable channels 15, 16, and 17 and at www.lcatv.org. |
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| Preservation Trust of Vermont, Inc. | 90 Main St
Suite 304
Montpelier, VT 05602 | Phone:
(802)658-6647 |
| The Preservation Trust owns the Grand Isle Lake House. The Trust is a charitable non-profit organized in 1980 to assist the continuing statewide effort to protect Vermont's special architectural resources, provide assistance to others involved in historic preservation, undertake educational programs, hold easements on individual properties, and accept gifts of property. The Preservation Trust owns the Grand Isle Lake House.
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| Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility | 255 South Champlain Street, Suite 11
Burlington, VT 05401 | Phone:
(802) 862-8347 |
| | Vermont Businesses for Social Responsibility is a non-profit, statewide business trade organization whose mission is to advance business ethics that value multiple bottom lines: economic, social and environmental. |
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| National Alliance on Mental Illness of Vermont (NAMI VT) | 600 Blair Park Road
Suite 301
Williston, VT 05495 | Phone:
(802) 876-7949 |
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Together for Mental Health
NAMI Vermont supports, educates, and advocates so that all communities, families, and individuals affected by mental health challenges can build better lives.
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| Revitalizing Waterbury | PO Box 473
Waterbury, VT 05676 | Phone:
802-793-6029 |
| | It is our mission to preserve, promote and enhance the economic, historic and social vitality of Waterbury, Vermont for residents, businesses and visitors alike. RW strives to create and maintain a vibrant community that is inviting, safe, economically sound, lively and livable.
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| Vermont Parks Forever | P.O. Box 815
Montpelier, VT 05601 | Phone:
802-917-1719 |
| As the foundation for Vermont’s 55 state parks, Vermont Parks Forever works to make the state parks even better for everyone! In 2021, with the support of generous park enthusiasts, Vermont Parks Forever:
-provided over 4,000 free visits for Vermonters who otherwise couldn’t experience the parks
-invested in hands-on nature education supplies throughout the park system
-funded 3 paid internships focused on public service, stewardship, and equity in the parks
-shepherded the revitalization of Groton’s Nature Center- opening next year!
Visit our website to learn more about VPF's work on behalf of the state parks and how your and your business can get involved!
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| Age Well VT | 875 Roosevelt Hwy, Suite 210
Colchester, VT 05446 | Phone:
(802) 865-0360 1-800-642-5119 | Fax:
(802) 865-0363 |
| We are Age Well – the leading experts and advocates for the aging population of Northwestern Vermont. We believe that health happens at home and focus on lifestyle, happiness and wellness—not on age. Since 1974, we have been part of Vermont’s Area Agencies on Aging, coordinating services and care for Addison, Chittenden, Franklin and Grand Isle Counties, Including: Meals on Wheels, Case management, Senior Community Meals, and Health Insurance Counseling. For information or assistance, contact the HelpLine at 1-800-642-5119 or visit www.agewellvt.org.
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| American Heart Association | 434 Hurricane Ln
Williston, VT 05495 | Phone:
802-829-0006 |
| | Imagine a community where healthy choices are equitable and accessible, where your ZIP code doesn’t determine your health. We are fighting heart diseases and stroke, the No. 1 and No. 5 killers of all Americans. From working alongside community leaders, to supporting more walking and biking routes, to driving initiatives that make healthier food options available in all neighborhoods, to providing our kids with more opportunities to be active in school – together we are making it easier to be healthy where we live, work, learn and play. |
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 | American Cancer Society | PO Box 1070
Williston, VT 05495 | Phone:
802-257-6719 |
| If you’re looking for cancer information and resources in Vermont you’ve come to the right place. From our local fundraising events to our cancer support programs, you’ll find everything you need to fuel the fight against cancer and get patient support – right here in our community.
The American Cancer Society has programs and services to help you manage cancer treatment and recovery and find the emotional support you need. And best of all, our help is free. Find programs and services in Vermont.
American Cancer Society events are inspiring, uplifting, and great at bringing the fight against cancer directly into your community. Join the spirit of camaraderie and compassion as we work together to save lives from cancer.
When you volunteer with the American Cancer Society in Vermont, you’re helping to save the lives of people in your community – and around the world. It only takes a little time to do a whole lot of good. Sign up to volunteer today.
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