MEMBERS
The Collective Force of Businesses & Foundations Partnering with Nonprofits to Serve the Greater Good
Members. Affiliates. Partners
Businesses, Foundations and the Nonprofits they support-changemakers all.
A network of leaders accessing cutting-edge information, sharing best practices,
and creating an evolving discussion on how to build better communities
through corporate-nonprofit partnerships.
Businesses and Foundation Members in Alpha Order
| Aberdeen Standard Investments |
| Alike Foundation |
| Almo Corporation |
| Aqua America |
| Ash Family Foundation |
| Bank of America |
| Bayada Home Healthcare International, Inc. |
| Boyds Philadelphia |
| Brookwood, Inc. |
| Brownstein Group |
| Bryn Mawr Trust |
| Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC |
| Campus Apartments, Inc. |
| Citizens Bank |
| Citrin Cooperman |
| Comcast NBC Foundation |
| Concierge Insurance Solutions, Inc. |
| Conservest Capital Advisors |
| Contract Pharmacy Services |
| D&H Distributing |
| David & Marjorie Rosenberg Family Foundation |
| Dena & Morey Goldberg Family Fund |
| Differential Venture Partners |
| DowDuPont-Corteva |
| Don Caldwell Philanthropies |
| Enon Tabernacle Business Foundation |
| Enterprise Holdings |
| Firstrust Bank |
| Giant Food Stores, LLC |
| Gwynn Philanthropies |
| Healthcare Administrative Partners USA |
| History Making Productions |
| Independence Asset Advisors |
| Jefferson |
| JP Morgan Chase |
| Kahan Family Fund |
| KeyBank |
| Lenfest Foundation |
| Lincoln Investment Companies |
| Main Line Health |
| Mark & Paula Solomon Family Philanthropies |
| Martin’s Snacks |
| McCormick Taylor |
| MCS Industries Inc. |
| Mill Creek Capital Advisors |
| MKM Foundation |
| Morgan Stanley |
| PA Health & Wellness |
| Paris Corporation |
| PECO |
| Philadelphia Flyers Charities |
| Philadelphia 76ers |
| Progressive Business Publications |
| PRWT Services, Inc. |
| Richard & Susan Master Family Foundation |
| Sabre Systems |
| Sandmeyer Steel |
| Stan & Arlene Ginsburg Family Foundation |
| Stradley Ronon |
| Tansey Family Fund |
| Tozour Energy Systems |
| UGI Corporation |
| UGI Utilities, Inc. |
| United Healthcare |
| Vertex, Inc. |
| Wawa |
| Weidenhammer |
| Wohlsen Construction Company Foundation |
| WSFS Bank |
Nonprofit Affiliate Members in Alpha Order <
| Abramson Cancer Center of the University of Pennsylvania |
| ACHIEVEability |
| AISH CHAIM |
| Alphacare West |
| American Heart Association |
| American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee |
| American Technion Society (2) |
| Anti-Defamation League |
| Big Brothers Big Sisters Independence Region (3) |
| Boys & Girls Club of Easton |
| Boys and Girls Club of Philadelphia |
| Business Leadership Organized for Catholic Schools |
| Caron Foundation |
| CB Community School |
| Center for Literacy |
| Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia (3) |
| CHOP Homeless Health Initiatives |
| City Year (2) |
| Cook-Wissahickon Elementary School |
| Cradles to Crayons |
| Cristo Rey Philadelphia High School (3) |
| Drueding Center |
| Education Law Center |
| Enon Summer Camp |
| Feast of Justice |
| Fisher House at Andrews Air Force Base |
| Food Bank of Delaware |
| Foreign Policy Research Institute |
| Fox School of Business, Temple University |
| Franklin Institute (3) |
| Free Library of Philadelphia |
| Freedom Valley YMCA |
| Friends of Yemin Orde |
| Freire Schools |
| Gan Israel Camp of Greater Philadelphia |
| Gesu School (3) |
| Grayson School |
| Hillel at Drexel University |
| Hopeworks |
| Inis Nua Theatre Company |
| JEVS Human Services |
| Jewish Federation of Greater Philadelphia |
| Jewish Family Services of the Lehigh Valley |
| Jewish Heritage Programs |
| Jewish Nonprofit Initiatives |
| Junior Achievement of Southeastern PA |
| Keystone Kidspace |
| Lancaster County Day School |
| Learn Fresh |
| Liberty USO |
| Main Line Chamber of Commerce Foundation |
| MANNA |
| Messiah College |
| Michael’s Way |
| Middle East Forum |
| Museum of the American Revolution (2) |
| National Liberty Museum (2) |
| National Urban League (2) |
| NCSY |
| Neumann University |
| New York Cares |
| Penn State Brandywine |
| Penn State Scranton |
| Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts |
| Philabundance (3) |
| Princeton Theological Seminary |
| Project HOME |
| Shipley School |
| SMART |
| Special Olympics |
| Steppingstone Scholars, Inc. |
| Teach for America |
| Teen Sharp |
| Teen Warehouse |
| The Joseph Fund |
| United Way of Berks County |
| University of the Arts (3) |
| Urban Affairs Coalition |
| Urban League of Philadelphia (2) |
| Urban Promise |
| Walnut Street Theatre |
| World Affairs Council of Philadelphia (3) |
| York Academy |
"I think that perhaps the most dramatic change is the one that has been initiated by the Satell Institute to get business leaders working together to commit their organization in a very meaningful way to CSR. I believe this is the first really concerted effort to unify the business community behind CSR. Prior to this time, everyone did their own thing and there was some effort to bring people together, but nothing as successful as what the Satell Institute has done in a very short period of time."
Bill sasso
Chairman, Stradley Ronon
“I also love the research that is being done by the Institute and the whitepapers it publishes. I think of Corporate Social Responsibility as a good infection. A lot of good businesses follow great examples. What the Satell Institute is doing by raising the profile of Corporate Social Responsibility is creating a consciousness for businesses to understand that when you put the business community together with the nonprofit community, you really do have a great place to be."
Siobhan Reardon
CEO, Free Public Library of Philadelphia
“I like the feeling I get that I’m not alone, that other CEOs in the area feel as strongly as I do about CSR. I like to hear other CEOs discuss their experiences with CSR and why they made their choices. The ideas we exchange at meetings are invaluable. By partnering together, we make a more dramatic effect on the communities we’re trying to help. I also like the educational wing of the Satell Institute. We get incredible research and information that simply isn’t available elsewhere."
Joe Dougherty
CEO & Managing Director, Buchanan Ingersoll & Rooney PC
Resources for Member Communication
The Satell Institute continues to grow, building the movement for effective CSR.
Membership
Why the Four-Year Commitment?
Why a Minimum of $25,000 Per Year?
Why is There No Membership Fee?
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