Vermont Business Roundtable

The Essex Teen Center is a small non-profit organization based in Essex Junction, Vermont, dedicated to serving youth and their families in the surrounding areas since 1986. Through their Community Health Initiatives and Programs for Students, they inspire and empower young individuals, fostering healthy communities through direct service and partnerships with other organizations. With a focus on youth in grades 4 to 9, the Essex Teen Center offers a range of programs and opportunities for involvement, including volunteering, making monetary or in-kind donations, and participating in various events. Their mission is to make a difference in the community by supporting and nurturing the development of local youth, providing them with the resources and support they need to thrive.Generated from the website

Generator, Inc is a dynamic artist studio, classroom, and business incubator located in Burlington, Vermont. With a focus on the intersection of art, science, and technology, Generator provides a vibrant community where individuals can access workshops, tools, and expertise to bring their creative ideas to life. Through their diverse membership, Generator fosters collaboration and innovation among artists, engineers, entrepreneurs, and tinkerers. Offering a range of classes taught by experienced instructors, they empower individuals to learn new skills in areas such as woodworking, 3D printing, and sewing. Additionally, Generator is committed to STEAM education, providing hands-on learning opportunities for Vermont youth and supporting local artists through their artist-in-residence program.Generated from the website

The Lake Champlain Committee (LCC) is a non-profit organization based in Burlington, VT, dedicated to protecting and preserving the health of Lake Champlain. Through their various programs and initiatives, the LCC works to educate the public about the natural history of the lake, the threats it faces, and how individuals can get involved in its conservation. They also conduct regular monitoring of cyanobacteria blooms and provide resources for recognizing and reporting these harmful algal blooms. With a mission to address issues such as phosphorus pollution, invasive species, bacteria, and global warming, the LCC actively engages the community in efforts to protect the lake. They offer opportunities for volunteering, donating, and participating in events and educational programs. By promoting water conservation and advocating for sustainable practices, the LCC strives to ensure the long-term health and vitality of Lake Champlain for future generations.Generated from the website