Center for Companies That Care

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About Center for Companies That Care

College access is central to Companies That Care's work. Based in Chicago, the nonprofit creates opportunities for under-resourced students to get to and through college and pursue careers, while supporting neurodiverse students in college and the workplace. Its programs work with students, families, employers, employees, schools, and individuals. The organization also helps employers and employees build socially responsible cultures and support community initiatives. Participants include students who complete high school, attend college, and prepare for careers, with graduates encouraged to serve as mentors and leaders in their companies and communities. Companies That Care reports that students in its programs complete college at three times the rate of their peers. Its Chicago office is at 2150 S. Canalport Ave., Suite 3A-13.

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At a glance

Team: Founded by Marci Koblenz, Sandra Cunningham and Mary Ellen Gornick; staff includes a president and program associates.
Founded: 2002

National nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing educational equity.
Students in its programs complete college at 3x the rate of their peers.

From www.companies-that-care.org, checked 22 Oct 2026. Only what the business states on its own website.

Services

AIM High Program focused on maximizing college graduation rates for students of color from historically disenfranchised communities.
Invisible Differences Program focused on students with noncognitive learning differences.
Career Awareness Internship Funded by the City of Chicago in 2018.

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Services & specialities

Highlights

College Access Programs

Creates opportunities for under-resourced students to reach college.

Neurodiverse Student Suppo

Supports neurodiverse students in college and the workplace.

Mentor and Leadership Path

Graduates can serve as mentors and leaders in their communities.