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# Working With Nonprofit Clients

For project training, we partner with nonprofit clients who have current 501(c)(3) public charity statuses or other statuses of nonprofit. 

None of the clients we partner with should require an NDA or a confidentiality agreement so that people on teams can get opportunities to showcase their experience publicly. 

Check out the current clients we work with in this organization on our website:

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