Mary Parent

Operates as bank holding company whose subsidiary provides banking services

Functions as a College/University

Provides healthcare services

Provides legal services

The Vermont Bar Association is a voluntary professional organization that serves attorneys and the public. The private company is based in Montpelier, VT. It promotes high standards of skill, ethics, and professionalism within the legal community, fosters respect for the rule of law, and supports equal access to justice. The association provides services and resources such as an online lawyer directory, continuing legal education programs, attorney wellness initiatives, and a lawyer referral service. It supports solo practitioners and small firms with specialized programs and practice resources, and promotes public services including pro bono legal aid, self-help resources, and a client security fund. The association administers programs like a lawyer incubator program for new lawyers, a mentor advice program, and a loan repayment assistance program for attorneys in underserved areas. It organizes events for professional development and networking, and maintains communication through publications and an online community platform.

State chartered commercial bank

Functions as a College/University

Fairbanks Museum & Planetarium is a nonprofit institution dedicated to science education and fostering curiosity about the natural world. The private company is located in the US. The museum provides a wide range of educational programs for all ages, including camps, homeschool support, professional development, nature-based playgroups, and public events such as lectures and special astronomy events. Its offerings emphasize inquiry-based learning aligned with next generation science standards and cover topics like dinosaurs, weather, climate change, environmental science, and local habitats. The "Eye on the Sky" program delivers daily weather forecasts, temperature and wind maps, radar and observation data, and climate summaries. The museum also includes a butterfly house, galleries with rotating exhibits, and nature-related activities. Memberships support ongoing services and provide benefits such as free admission, program discounts, and access to a network of science museums. Founded in 1889 and housed in a historic Victorian-era building, it features extensive natural science collections—including specimens of birds, mammals, reptiles, insects, fossils, minerals, and ethnological artifacts—as well as interactive exhibits and the only public planetarium in the area, the Lyman Spitzer Jr. Planetarium, which offers daily astronomy shows and live presentations.