Some high school students already know they want to devote their lives to service to others. Here’s a list of where CEOs/presidents of well known non-profit groups completed their undergraduate studies. Interestingly, this group has one of the higher percentages of people from MC25 schools, with 32%.
Non-profit organization leaders
AARP
Alzheimer’s Association
American Cancer Society
American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU)
American Heart Association
American Red Cross
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA)
Audubon Society
Boy Scouts of America
Council on Foreign Relations
Environmental Defense Fund
Girl Scouts of America
National Geographic Society
National Public Radio (NPR)
National Wildlife Federation
Nature Conservancy
Planned Parenthood
Public Broadcasting Service (PBS)
Sierra Club
United States Olympic Committee
United Way
Wikimedia
World Bank
World Wildlife Fund (US)
Spring Hill College
Eckerd College
Emory and Henry College
Princeton
Central Michigan U
Johns Hopkins
Ohio U
San Jose State U
Oklahoma State
Oberlin College
Yale
New York U
St. Mary’s College (IN)
Bellarmine U
Dartmouth
Emory U
Princeton
U Baltimore
West Chester U
Duke
Ball State U
New York U
Colorado College
Princeton
sources: organization websites and wikipedia
(Last updated 3/31/2021)