Boston Museum of Science

One of the world's largest science centers, the Museum of Science takes a hands-on approach to science, attracting approximately 1.5 million visitors a year through its vibrant programs and over 700 interactive exhibits. Highlights include the Thomson Theater of Electricity, home of the world's largest air-insulated Van de Graaff generator; the Charles Hayden Planetarium; the Mugar Omni Theater, a 180-degree IMAX® domed theatre; and the Gordon Current Science & Technology Center (GCS&T), which offers breaking news stories to the public with interpretation by Museum staff. In 2004, the Museum launched the National Center for Technological Literacy® (NCTL)®—helping facilitate a nationwide expansion of technology literacy by working with regional schools, offering educational products and programs for pre-K-12 students and teachers, creating curricula, and supporting an online resource center.
mos.org

Boston Public Schools

The Boston Public Schools serves more than 56,000 pre-kindergarten through grade 12 students in 143 schools, and in 2006 won the Broad Prize for Urban Education as the top city school district in the country.
bostonpublicschools.org

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Boston

Since its founding in 1893, BGCB has provided high-impact, affordable programs and services that enable youth circumstances to mature into productive, caring and responsible adults. Today, BGCB gives more than 14,000 children and teens who need us most a safe place to go, ongoing relationships with caring adults, and life enhancing programs and experiences that build strong character and leadership qualities. We help them stay safe when they need it most– after school, on weekends, during the summer – and where they need it most – in communities with prevalent crime, poverty and substance abuse. We provide hope and opportunity for young people, ages 6 to 18, in nine Clubs, through our Youth Service Providers Network and at Camp Harbor View. The agency’s six core programs focus on education; technology; the arts; sports, fitness and recreation; life skills and leadership development. BGCB is an affiliate of Boys & Girls Clubs of America and The United Way of Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley. For more information, visit us on the web at bgcb.org.

Bunker Hill Community College

Bunker Hill Community College is the largest community college in Massachusetts. The College enrolls almost 9,800 students on two campuses and at five satellite locations each semester. Some 2,000 students take classes online. BHCC is one of the most diverse institutions of higher education in the Commonwealth. Six in ten students are people of color and more than half of BHCC’s students are women. The College also enrolls more than 690 international students who come from more than 103 countries and speak 75 different languages.
bhcc.mass.edu

CEO Club of Boston

The Chief Executive Officers’ Club provides opportunities for CEOs of businesses, with a minimum of $2 million in annual revenue, to expand their network of CEO contacts and receive information that could prove critical to their organizations. The Boston Chapter of the CEO Clubs International, Inc. is one of four regional US and four international chapters of a non-profit, educational organization headquartered in New York City. We meet six times a year, usually at the Harvard Club at 374 Commonwealth Avenue in Boston. A unique part of our meeting format, in addition to our speakers, is our open roundtable discussions where 3 to 4 CEOs share opportunities and problems with each other and receive valuable feedback.
ceoclubofboston.org

Cambridge Chamber of Commerce

The Cambridge Chamber of Commerce (CCC) is a 1,500-member not-for-profit organization representing all sectors of the Cambridge economy. Its diverse membership and deep expertise in government affairs, business development, professional development and business philanthropy attract employers of all sizes. Since its inception, the Chamber has been actively engaging local business leaders in governmental and philanthropic activities, connecting and educating its members, and providing a forum for addressing the needs of the Cambridge business community.
cambridgechamber.org

Cambridge Science Festival

The Cambridge Science Festival, the first of its kind in the United States, is a celebration showcasing Cambridge as an internationally recognized leader in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). A multifaceted, multicultural event, the Cambridge Science Festival makes science accessible, interactive and fun, highlighting the impact of STEM in all our lives.
cambridgesciencefestival.org

Children's Trust

The Children's Trust Fund (CTF) works to prevent child abuse and neglect and strengthen and support families by mobilizing and enabling local community efforts throughout Massachusetts.CTF leads statewide efforts to improve and expand family support programs. We work in partnership with parents, communities, human service agencies, the state and federal governments, and private funders and supporters, using a unique, proven approach to pool all available funding and allocate it to ensure maximum benefit to Massachusetts children and their families for the good of the entire Commonwealth.
thechildrenstrust.org

Citizen Schools partners with middle schools to expand the learning day for low-income children across the country. Since 1995, students at Citizen Schools have developed the academic and leadership skills they need to succeed in high school, college, the workplace, and civic life. Visit CitizenSchools.org.

City of Cambridge Youth Programs

Cambridge Youth Programs has been in existence for over fifteen years and serves youth ages 9 - 18. As a program we aim to enrich the lives of our young people in a variety of ways including social, recreational and intellectual skill development. CYP's mission is to offer diverse, high quality programs that promote leadership and youth development through enrichment activities, unique experiences, and opportunities to develop relationships with adults and peers. Our programs enable Cambridge youth to thrive and feel a sense of belonging, resulting in young adults who are ready for future employment, higher education, citizenship and adult life. We serve approximately 1000 young people throughout the year (including the summer). These youth attend five different youth centers located throughout the city of Cambridge.
cambridgema.gov

Global Massachusetts 2015

Global Massachusetts 2015 is a multi-year initiative that brings together major business groups, industry and higher education leaders to develop and advance a comprehensive economic agenda that will position Massachusetts to win the competition for talent, the key to securing the future prosperity for all our citizens. Building on the findings of Mass Insight’s groundbreaking 2004 Technology Road Map study, Global Massachusetts 2015 focuses on national and international trends shaping major and emerging industry sectors and establishes a vision for success in 2015 and beyond.
massinsight.com

Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce

The Greater Boston Chamber is a broad-based association representing more than 1,700 businesses of all sizes from virtually every industry and profession in our region. We provide leadership in creating a healthy climate for economic development and job creation. We also aspire to be a Chamber of Community as well as a Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber is deeply committed to promoting diversity in every aspect of its work, and throughout the business, government, and civic life of our community. We are an important resource to our members for advocacy, information, and marketing exposure that enhances their business success. And most importantly, we add value to the community at large by working for legislative changes that are critical to economic growth.
bostonchamber.com

Head of The Charles

Head Of The Charles Regatta®, the world's largest two-day rowing event, was first held on October 16, 1965. The race was established by the Cambridge Boat Club members D'Arcy MacMahon, Howard McIntyre, and Jack Vincent, with the advice of Harvard University sculling instructor Ernest Arlett. Arlett proposed that a "head of the river" race similar in tradition to races held in his native England, be held on the Charles River. "Head" races, a class of regattas, are generally three miles long-boats race against each other and the clock, starting sequentially approximately fifteen seconds apart. Winners of each race receive the honorary title of "Head of the River" or, in this case, "Head Of The Charles."
hocr.org

Kendall Square Association

The Kendall Square Association was formed by a group of like-minded people in Kendall Square who saw an opportunity to improve, promote and protect Kendall Square through the collaboration of the organizations based there. On October 16th 2008, these 49 individuals representing 37 organizations with a presence in Kendall Square in Cambridge, Massachusetts met and formed the Kendall Square Association.
kendallsq.org

MIT Tech Trek

The MIT Sloan Tech Trek is a completely student-run event, organized by the very active MediaTech Club at MIT Sloan. The Trek enables students from MIT Sloan to meet with senior executives from technology firms to learn about their businesses operations and strategy.
mitsloan.mit.edu

MITX

MITX today is the leading industry association in the country, bringing together digital technology, marketing and media professionals, to engage in what is next for the web and how it impacts the marketing and business worlds. With 250 plus member companies representing over 7,000 digital professionals, it is a dynamic and growing community of thought leaders, collaborators, and individuals in search of insight, education and opportunity.
mitx.org

Mass Conference for Women

The Massachusetts Conference for Women, hosted in conjunction with the Massachusetts Commission on the Status of Women, is a non-profit, non-partisan, one-day event where Massachusetts women can connect, learn practical and professional strategies from nationally recognized experts, and network with peers. The Conference first opened its doors in 2005, and since then it has grown to attract more than 5,000 attendees and truly impact lives. In a very unique way, it serves to build connections, enhance collaboration and embody community.
maconferenceforwomen.org

Mass Tech Leadership Council

The Mass Technology Leadership Council is the only association that addresses the critical leadership issues of innovative software and technology-enabled companies. Formed by the powerful combination of Mass Software Council and New England Business and Technology Association, Inc., the organization is dedicated to fostering entrepreneurship and promoting the success of companies that develop and deploy technology across industry sectors. The Mass Technology Leadership Council accomplishes its mission by conducting educational programs and hosting signature events, facilitating networking between industry executives and potential partners, investors, and c customers, sponsoring research on the industry, engaging in activities to enhance the quality and quantity of the next generation of technology professionals, advocating in favor of technology policies that promote innovation and entrepreneurship, and recognizing industry-leading companies and people.
masstlc.org

New England Council

The New England Council is an alliance of businesses, academic and health institutions and public and private organizations throughout New England formed to promote economic growth and a high quality of life in the New England region. The Council is dedicated to identifying and supporting federal public policies and articulating the voice of its membership regionally and nationally on important issues facing New England. The New England Council is also committed to working with public and private sector leaders across the region and in Washington, D.C., through educational programs and forums for information exchange.
newenglandcouncil.com

Red Sox Foundation

The Red Sox Foundation is the official team charity of the Boston Red Sox. Our primary focus is in serving the health, education, recreation, and social service needs of children and families in need across New England. Our goal is to harness the passion our fans have for the Red Sox and transform into a vehicle for positive change in our community.
redsoxfoundation.org

Salem Cyberspace

Salem CyberSpace expands the educational and career opportunities for low-income youth and adults, thereby providing the foundation for achievement and self sufficiency. Utilizing state-of-the-art technology and innovative curricula, we successfully meet our goals for English Literacy, Computer Literacy, workplace readiness, and job internships.
salemcyberspace.org

The Ad Club

The Ad Club is the trade group for the New England communications Industry. Focused on networking, professional development, advocacy, and diversity, The Ad Club organizes over 30 events and programs every year. Legacy events like the Hatch Awards, Media Auction, and Rosoff Awards run side-by-side with the latest in new media and the digital landscape. The Ad Club's membership represents the best in class advertising agencies, media companies, and brands in the New England region.
adclub.org

The Dimock Center

The Dimock Center is the leader in providing health and human services to Boston’s urban neighborhoods. Located on a nine-acre campus that has National Historic Landmark status with 15 off-site locations, Dimock’s physicians and staff receive over 40,000 patient visits annually. Our mission is to enhance the health, well being and potential of the people we serve by providing high quality accessible health care human services, education and skills development through four delivery clusters: Health and Community Care (HIV) Services, Behavioral Health Services, Child and Family Services and Workforce Development. This comprehensive model of care permits referrals across the system for clients with multiple needs.
dimock.org

Timothy Smith Network

The Timothy Smith Network, in partnership with various community organizations, provides comprehensive technology services to residents of the greater Roxbury community. People of all ages have access to state of the art computer technology and to programs as rich in diversity as the neighborhood the network serves. These programs build the capacity of the people of Roxbury as they acquire the knowledge and skills critical to success in our increasingly technology-driven world.
timothysmithnetwork.org/

Vine Street Community Center

cityofboston.gov

YMCA Training

The YMCA of Greater Boston has offered high quality adult education and job training for over 100 years. The YMCA founded Northeastern University and Springfield College. In 1975, responding to the influx of immigrants from Southeast Asia, Central and South America and the Caribbean the YMCA opened the International Learning Center offering English and Citizenship classes. In 1984, a public-private partnership launched Training, Inc. to provide computer and employability skills in partnership with local employers and funders.
ymcaboston.org/education-training

Year Up

Year Up Boston opened its doors in January of 2001 to a class of 22 students. Now serving more than 200 students each year at sites in downtown Boston, Year Up Boston continues to demonstrate the successful impact the program has on the lives of our urban young adults. With more then 40 corporate apprenticeship partners, 100 community partners and 300 volunteers, the commitment of the communities in which we serve has been inspiring and motivating.
yearup.org