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GetEducated.com, LLC
Education | Training |
Locations: Essex
GetEducated.com is a consumer advocacy group that rates, ranks and verifies the credibility of online colleges and distance learning degree programs in the USA.
Outright Vermont
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
The Mission of Outright Vermont is to build safe, healthy, and supportive environments for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning youth. Founded in 1989 by local gay and lesbian activists, ORVT helped to create visibility, support, and advocacy throughout the 90s for the queer youth community in Vermont. Our programs, groups, and services (unless otherwise stated) are for young LGBTQ (or queer) people, ages 22 and under.
RU12? Community Center
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
R.U.1.2? Community Center celebrates, educates and advocates with and for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) Vermonters. RU12? was founded in 1999 by two students at the University of Vermont who believed that Vermont needed a multi-generational queer space open to people of all ages, races and genders. RU12? is now the largest LGBTQ organization in Vermont, and the only LGBTQ community center in the state. RU12? is located at 34 Elmwood Avenue in Burlington – less than a block from the Church Street Marketplace.
Samara Foundation
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Burlington
The Samara Foundation's mission is to improve the quality of life of Vermont's lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender citizens. With our donors and other partners, we collaborate to build and protect the dynamic capital required to advance this mission now and in the future. From its beginning, Samara was inspired by the unmet need for charitable giving, bequests, and granting opportunities that benefit the gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered communities of Vermont. The Samara Foundation of Vermont was established as a non-profit corporation in 1992 and operated until 1998 as the Human Rights Foundation of Vermont.
Seven Days
Arts & Entertainment | Education | Marketing | Music | Nightlife | Tourism & Travel | Website Design |
Locations: Burlington
Seven Days Vermont's Independent Voice. Weekly alternative newspaper.
Vermont Mozart Festival
Arts & Entertainment | Events | Music | Tourism & Travel |
Locations: Burlington
To celebrate the 200th birthday of Frederic Chopin, Vermont Mozart Festival is featuring global talents Gil Shohat, Philippe Entremont, Jean-Francois Latour, Jean-Claude Pennetier and Rieko Aizawa to bring his celebrated solo piano and orchestral works to life. The season, taking place this summer from July 18 through August 8, will also present works by Mozart and others, and include Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons", Shcubert's "Trout Quintet", Gilbert and Sullivan's "The Yeoman of the Guard", Copland's "Appalachian Spring" and a night of jazz with Steve Wilson.Visit our website for more information.
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Abigail Feldman Photography
Arts & Entertainment | Events | Photography | Wedding Related |
Locations: Thetford
Abigail Feldman Photography offers wedding, engagement, portrait, and any other events or situations needing her photographic talents. Your wedding or event is unique, and it her desire to capture your celebration in its fullest. Abigail’s fine art background combined with an edgy non-traditional documentary style aims to capture the emotions, expressions, and everything that comes with the day. Please view her site for more information and photos!
Barony of All Vermont
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Williamstown
The Barony of All Vermont is a non-profit organization that raises money for other non-profit organizations in the state of Vermont and some surrounding counties of New Hampshire. The organization supports diversity in membership, welcoming gay, lesbian, straight, bi and transgender individuals. We are a part of an international organization called the Imperial Court System that includes members from all across Canada, the United States, and Mexico. The court system has raised several hundred thousand dollars to give to non-profit organizations that, in turn, help individual communities. The organizations we choose to give the money to, are as diverse as our membership, ranging anywhere from children related organizations to HIV/Aids and Breast Cancer. We raise money in a variety of ways and always have fun doing so.
Caldwell Law
Legal |
Locations: Lebanon
Estate planning. Everyone needs it, regardless of his or her age or financial wealth. Our lawyers answer the question: What is estate planning?
Carman Brook Maple & Dairy Farm
Food | Shopping | Tourism & Travel | Wedding Related |
Locations: Swanton
Our sugarhouse specialty of party favors makes a "tasteful" presentation for weddings and civil unions. Our line of elegant bottles of maple syrup can be personalized with custom printing or hangtags. Maple candy is made fresh as ordered. Choose from a wide variety of shapes including men and men or maids and maids. Products in our gift shop are authentic Vermont products, a true souvenir of your Vermont vacation. Visit a real working farm! Owned and operated by a real family who makes their living milking cows and producing maple syrup. Schedule a group tour or use the Self-Guided Tour Brochure.
Casey Family Services of Vermont
Adoption Services | Children | Counseling | Health & Medical | Human Services |
Locations: Winooski, White River Junction
Casey Family Services provides a wide array of permanency services for children and families including Foster Care, Post-Adoption and Family Advocacy & Support Services.
Common Ground Center
Adoption Services | Camps | Children | Lodging | Retreat Center | Tourism & Travel | Wedding Related | Women, For | Yoga |
Locations: Starksboro
Few things shape our lives, influence our dreams, exhaust, thrill, and challenge us more than family. We remember time spent with our families as children—swimming together on hot summer days, singing a silly song with a favorite aunt, racing to embrace Grandpa after a long trip. Or perhaps we recall not-so-happy times and want to create a new, stronger kind of family. Our vision for a better world begins with healthy families and communities in which diversity is honored and celebrated. Join us in creating a place where families—in all their forms—come to learn, play, and grow together. A place where families of different economic and cultural backgrounds have the opportunity to become part of a shared community, connecting and learning from one another. A place where stereotypes and prejudices are dissolved and where individual and family wellness is nurtured.
Faerie Camp Destiny
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Winooski
Faerie Camp Destiny is dedicated to permament, sustainable faerie sanctuary and community, and to sharing what we know of community, civil rights, environmental issues, drama, art and peace. Seeded with faerie money, propelled by nurture, persistence, generosity and faith, the sanctuary vision is now reality. Situated in southern Vermont, this "magickly delicious" forest includes 166 acres of reforested farmland, meandering stone walls, a rushing stream and miles of hiking trails. Nestled in that forest are a temporary kitchen and yurt, a meadow for circles and gardening, and a nearly-completed kitchen/dining hall with shower, toilet, and cooking facilities to make our forays and frolics more comfortable and accessible to less mobile faeries.
Gay and Lesbian Fund of Vermont
Non Profit: LGBT-Identified |
Locations: Randolph
The Gay & Lesbian Fund of Vermont exists to raise awareness of the important charitable contributions made by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender Vermonters and their allies. We do this primarily by making monetary donations to other 501(c)(3) non-profit organizations on behalf of our donors and by facilitating volunteer support to such organizations.
