The Illinois Academy of Family Physicians (IAFP) is a professional medical society dedicated to maintaining high standards of family medicine representing over 4,700 family physicians, residents and medical students. IAFP provides continuing medical education (CME) programming, advocacy through all levels of government and opportunities for member engagement and interaction. We are a constituent chapter of the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), representing over 133,000 members nationwide around the world through the Uniformed Services.

The Will County Center for Economic Development is a 501(c)6 not-for-profit organization, created by the business community in 1981. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for all residents in Will County by recruiting new companies offering high-quality jobs and a solid tax base while assisting existing businesses to retain and add jobs. The CED's programs are based on the following principles: Defense of the Will County and Illinois Economies Competitiveness of Will County Businesses Diversification of the Economic Base Inclusive Economic Development Infrastructure Modernization Workforce Attraction and Development

DEKALB COUNTY FARM BUREAU is a nonprofit organization management company based out of 1350 W. PRAIRIE DRIVE, SYCAMORE, Illinois, United States.

Cultivating a thriving urban community by experiencing life in Christ. Reaching up, reaching in, reaching out. First Evangelical Free Church has been in Chicago since 1880 and part of the Andersonville neighborhood since 1925. We are committed to bringing the life-changing message of Jesus Christ to our neighborhood, Chicago, and beyond.

The Brooks Institute for Animal Rights Law and Policy, Inc. is a US-based national independent think tank pursuing a paradigm shift in human responsibility towards, and value of, nonhuman animals by advancing animal law, animal policy, and related interdisciplinary studies.

Monitor and promote a $1MM+ federal assistance program in DeKalb & Kane counties.

The Dunham Foundation provides grants to measurably and permanently impact our service area through startup support of new or uniquely enhanced educational and community development programs and capital projects.

The Community Foundation of Northern Illinois (CFNIL) was founded in 1953 as the Rockford Community Trust. Today, CFNIL serves four counties in Northern Illinois (Boone, Ogle, Stephenson, and Winnebago) with the mission: to inspire endowment and promote philanthropy for the current and future needs of the people of Northern Illinois. We work to connect the charitable goals and intentions of donors with organizations and causes that make our community a healthier, safer, and more vibrant place to live. The nature of our work is long-term; the endowments we steward are designed to support the unique intent of each donor into perpetuity. A portion of our assets were made as unrestricted gifts. These gifts are distributed for charitable activities through our Community Grants Program, a program with six focus areas: Arts & Humanities; Education; Health; Human Services; Sustainable Communities; Youth & Families. Founded in 1953 as a public charity, CFNIL is the area’s leading provider of grants and scholarships. With more than $85 million in assets and more than 400 individual funds, CFNIL provides charitable dollars, provided by generous donors, to the Northern Illinois community. Funds at CFNIL are prudently invested and preserved as a way to provide permanent funding for community needs. Investment income is distributed to nonprofit agencies in the form of grants and scholarships, helping our community respond to the many needs of today and tomorrow. Nearly 90% of CFNIL's assets are permanently endowed, meaning that those assets will serve Boone, Ogle, Stephenson and Winnebago Counties in perpetuity.

Chemical Distribution Network Alliance Organization $1.5 Billion in combined revenues 2.1 Billion lbs. of combined chemical purchases 23 Independently owned member companies Average 45 Years in Business 61 Stocking Locations - over 1.3 Million Sq. Ft Over 13,000 Satisfied Customers Representing Over 300 Suppliers

United Way of Will County is a non-profit organization that unites communities and resources to empower people and create positive, sustainable change. Working alongside volunteers, local businesses and community organizations, the United Way of Will County identifies, reviews and financially supports local programs that help Will County residents. The partnerships created with local non-profits help us to face community issues head on, and make real, lasting change in Will County. Currently, we have identified four areas that address the wide array of needs in Will County. These areas and their corresponding goals include: 1. Self Sufficiency: We will help provide individuals and families with the skills and knowledge to become economically self-sufficient and independent. 2. Youth Success: We believe all children should have the opportunity to succeed in school and beyond and thus we support educational programs, youth character development programs and mentoring. 3. Healthy Lifestyles: We believe all individuals and families should have access to quality healthcare services to lead a healthy, both physically and mentally, fulfilled life. 4. Safer Community: We feel all that all members of our community should be able to access resources in times of personal need, during times of local disaster, and live free from abuse. Our community is our home. Together, we make great things happen in Will County!

The Mission of Fox Valley Hands of Hope is to provide compassionate guidance and support for the grieving, at no cost to clients. Our professional staff and trained volunteers are community-funded, allowing us to provide the best in compassionate care, free of charge. Our programs are designed to provide support for adults, children, and families, regardless of age, income level, race, or religious beliefs. We believe that every person in need should be given hope. #GiveMoreHope

The Geneva Chamber of Commerce presents its members with numerous forums and vehicles to promote their businesses, develop new business and help shape the direction of commerce and industry in Geneva. These include networking, leads groups, business expos, social activities, advertising program, multiple publications, zoom learning events and an award winning website.