Woodstock Foundation, Inc

World Learning, located in Brattleboro, Vt., is a private, nonprofit international organization with academic and field project capabilities. The organization has four program units comprising the Experiment in International Living, School for International Training, World Learning for International Development and World Learning for Business. World Learning is involved in the fields of international exchange, study abroad, development, teacher education, language training and the management of nongovernmental organizations. It offers three- to five-week summer programs where students learn about the culture and language of another country. The students live as a member of a local family, engage in academic language and culture training, perform community service, and concentrate on a number of areas, such as peace studies, ecological projects and arts.

Holstein Association USA provides a variety of products and services to dairy producers of Holstein cattle. It offers various programs, such as registry, processing, classification and identification. The association provides a variety of membership options, including individual, partnership, estate, associate breeder, syndicate, corporation and institution. Its package program, Holstein COMPLETE, assists producers to realize the value of registered Holsteins through budgeting. The association has a team of professional classifiers that evaluate individual traits in several major dairy scorecard breakdowns. Headquartered in Brattleboro, Vt., it maintains the records for registered Holsteins and represents more than 30,000 members throughout the United States. The association also offers genetic testing and consulting services.

The Vermont Humanities Council in Montpelier, VT is a non-profit organization that uses the humanities to connect with people across Vermont, creating just, vibrant, and resilient communities and inspiring a lifelong love of learning. With a mission to foster a deeper understanding of ourselves and our world through the exploration of literature, history, philosophy, and other humanities disciplines, the Council offers a wide range of programs and events, including reading and discussion events, speakers bureau events, Vermont Reads events, and veterans book groups. They also provide grants for various humanities projects and initiatives, and have a strong advocacy focus to promote the importance of the humanities in society.Generated from the website