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Carriage Services, Inc. provides death care services and merchandise in the United States. Carriage Services, Inc. operates through two segments, Funeral Home Operations and Cemetery Operations. The Funeral Home Operations segment offers various services to meet a family's funeral needs, including consultation, the removal and preparation of remains, the sale of caskets and related funeral merchandise, the use of funeral home facilities for visitation and services, and transportation services. As of December 31, 2009, Carriage Services, Inc. operated 138 funeral homes in 25 states. The Cemetery Operations segment provides interment services; the rights to interment in cemetery sites, including grave sites, mausoleum crypts, and niches; and related cemetery merchandise, such as memorials and vaults. This segment operated 32 cemeteries in 11 states. Carriage Services, Inc. also markets funeral and cemetery services and products on a preneed basis. Its preneed funeral or cemetery contracts enable families to establish, in advance, the type of service to be performed, the products to be used, and the cost of such products and services. Carriage Services, Inc. was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Houston, Texas.

Catalyst is dedicated to helping women succeed in business. The not-for-profit organization provides advisory services, speakers, and an information center that helps companies recruit and advance women in the workplace. Catalyst, Inc. takes on such issues as diversity in the workplace, gender discrimination, flexible working arrangements, and women in management. Catalyst has more than 400 member corporations. Catalyst, Inc. maintains offices in the US, Canada, and Switzerland. With the support of five women's college presidents, Felice Schwartz founded Catalyst in 1962 to help women enter the workplace.

Catholic Charities began with the establishment of the Catholic Church in America. John Carroll, the first Bishop of Baltimore, which was the first diocese in the New World, declared in 1792 that one-third of all parish revenues should go to “the relief of the poor”. Catholic Charities of Baltimore provides people in the greater Baltimore area, including nine Maryland counties, with a wide variety of social services. Catholic Charities of Baltimore runs 80 programs that focus on children and families, the elderly, and people with developmental disabilities; offerings include adoption services, child abuse prevention, food, immigration assistance, residential facilities, and services for homeless people. Catholic Charities serves more than 160,000 people of all religions each year. Money for Catholic Charities of Baltimore operations comes mainly from government contracts and grants. In addition, Catholic Charities of Baltimore relies on a network of about 10,000 volunteers. Catholic Charities of Baltimore was founded in 1923.

Catholic Charities USA, one the nation's largest not-for-profit groups, is a network of some 175 Catholic charity agencies nationwide that work to end poverty, support families, and strengthen communities. Catholic Charities USA is the national office for over 1,700 local Catholic Charities agencies and institutions nationwide. Catholic Charities USA provides strong leadership and support to enhance the work of local agencies in their efforts to reduce poverty, support families, and empower communities. Catholic Charities USA helps more than 7 million people each year by providing disaster assistance, emergency financial aid, food services, health clinics, housing services, and mental health counseling. Catholic Charities spends about 90% of its income on program costs; most of its funding (60%) comes from the US government. Although Catholic Charities USA was officially founded in 1910, it traces its roots to 1727 when French nuns started an orphanage in New Orleans.

Center for Constitutional Rights was founded in 1966. The Center for Constitutional Rights (CCR) strives to protect human rights in the US. The non-profit legal and educational organization focuses on rights guaranteed by the US Constitution and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. CCR uses litigation to protest government misconduct and racial, social, and economic injustice. For example, the group has sued a police department for arresting protesters the group says were protesting peacefully and lawfully. CCR also operates the Movement Support Resource Center, which serves the group's education and outreach work. CCR was founded in 1966 by civil rights attorneys Morton Stavis, Arthur Kinoy, Ben Smith, and Willaim Kunstler.

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