The Association for Iron & Steel Technology (AIST) is an international technical association representing iron and steel producers, their allied suppliers and related academia. The association is dedicated to advancing the technical development, production, processing and application of iron and steel. AIST was established on January 1, 2004, by the merger of two longstanding societies, the Association of Iron and Steel Engineers (AISE) founded in 1907 and the Iron & Steel Society (ISS) founded in 1974. The best practices of both predecessor organizations were incorporated into AIST to create a strong international, member-based technical organization that can sustain itself in an environment of continual change. AIST’s professional and student member base totals over 18,000, representing more than 70 countries and including engineers, operators, corporate administrators, researchers and educators. 38% of AIST members are industry suppliers, 29% producers, 30% students and 3% academia. AIST members actively participate within the association through technology divisions, member chapters, board of directors and the AIST Foundation. AIST is committed to presenting superior technical meetings, conferences, exhibits and publications to better serve those involved in the iron and steel community, including steel manufacturers, suppliers, consumers and academics. AIST’s major international conference, AISTech, consists of more than 400 technical presentations, over 500 exhibiting companies and 6,000-8,000 attendees. This annual event brings together technologies from around the world, promoting a global network to help steel producers and suppliers compete in today’s global marketplace.

The Materials Research Society (MRS) is an international organization of almost 15,000 materials researchers from academia, industry and government, and a recognized leader in promoting the advancement of interdisciplinary materials research and technology to improve the quality of life. MRS was established in 1973 by a visionary group of scientists who shared the belief that their professional interests were broader in scope than existing single-discipline societies, and that a new interdisciplinary organization was needed. MRS sponsors two major annual Meetings offering approximately 95 topical symposia. The Society recognizes professional and technical excellence, conducts symposium tutorials, and encourages technical interaction among college students through University Chapters, and among materials professionals through regional Sections. Headquartered in Warrendale, Pennsylvania (USA), MRS membership now spans over 90 countries, with more than 46 percent of members residing outside the United States. In addition to its communications and publications portfolio, MRS organizes high-quality scientific meetings, attracting over 12,000 attendees annually and facilitating interactions among a wide range of experts from the cutting edge of the global materials community. MRS is also a recognized leader in education outreach and advocacy for scientific research. MRS promotes communication exchange through publications— • MRS Bulletin • Journal of Materials Research (JMR) • MRS Communications • MRS Energy & Sustainability • MRS Advances • Other publications related to current research activities MRS works closely with other materials organizations around the world and is an Adhering Body of the International Union of Materials Research Societies (IUMRS).

Truth For Life is a Bible-teaching ministry seeking to faithfully proclaim the Word of God. Every day, we release a new Bible-teaching message on over 1,800 radio outlets around the world and through our website and daily podcast. The mission of Truth For Life is to teach the Bible with clarity and relevance so that unbelievers will be converted, believers will be established, and local churches will be strengthened.

Join the Western Reserve Land Conservancy Group for current updates and discussions! Western Reserve Land Conservancy is a nonprofit conservation organization that provides the people of our region with essential natural assets through land conservation and restoration. Western Reserve Land Conservancy envisions thriving, prosperous communities nourished by vibrant natural areas, working farms and healthy cities. We have a history of success in conservation and restoration in urban, suburban, and rural areas of our northern Ohio: • Preserved more than 65,000 acres • Permanently protected 800 properties • Created 186 public parks and preserves • Planted more than 14,000 trees in the city of Cleveland • Raised enough money to enable communities to demolish more than 40,000 dilapidated and abandoned homes Western Reserve Land Conservancy has been named a 2021 Top Workplace in Northeast Ohio by The Plain Dealer and cleveland.com

Community Care Connections In is a hospital & health care company based out of 114 Skyline Ln, Butler, PA, United States.

NOAS offers a variety of different programs to best support the children, young adults, and families we serve. Our compassionate and experienced staff work to train, license and match foster and adoptive families with a child needing a caring, supportive and nurturing connection. Beyond adoption, NOAS staff are continuously available to assist a family through monthly support groups, TBRI® parent training and in-home coaching. NOAS also supports former foster youth as a Bridges Provider, offering support and guidance as they transition out of the system into adulthood. We provide support through our “IGNITE Foster Youth: Mentor One Who Needs Someone”, a volunteer mentoring program to support our most vulnerable teens and young adults. For more information on programs, services and training - visit us on our website. You can also see some of our kids waiting for you!

The Woodlands is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of children and adults with disability and chronic illness. Using its fully accessible and barrier-free facilities, The Woodlands’ programs enable participants to experience social, cultural, environmental, recreational and spiritual growth. Serenely nestled in the North Hills of Pittsburgh, The Woodlands’ 52-acre site features: an indoor heated pool, 48-bed lodge, dining hall, creative arts and computer lab, activity center, camping area, sports court, nature trail, adapted zip line, amphitheater, adapted kitchen, adapted archery range, and a par-3 adapted golf course. The Woodlands sponsors a variety of programs and is also available year-round to other organizations that serve individuals with special needs.

The Rescue Mission of Mahoning Valley provides food, shelter, safety and a second chance to anyone in need. The Mission serves three, full meals each day and is able to provide overnight housing for men, women and children. Since 1893, the Mission has operated by the generosity of the community and receives no government funding.

Transforming the lives of youth in historically underserved neighborhoods through intentional relationships and the promise of Jesus Christ.