The Butler Family Foundation was created in memory of William "Big Bill" Nelson Butler. Big Bill started building businesses while in college and later grew several agriculture-related ventures. After earning his business degree, he bought a nursery in West Hartford and expanded it into a floral shop and repair store. Today, the foundation honors his legacy by supporting the charitable causes he cared about.

The Homeland Heroes Foundation supports active-duty service members, veterans, and their families during times of need, helping them regain stability, independence, and a sense of community at home. Their services include providing furniture, household items, new mattresses and box springs, emergency housing assistance, food and gas cards, and seasonal support such as holiday food and Christmas toy drives.

Big Brothers Big Sisters serves youth across New Hampshire, Vermont, and the Chicago metropolitan region through two dedicated chapters. They provide free community-based and site/school-based mentoring for youth ages 6–17, supporting nearly 2,000 children across Cook, DuPage, and Lake Counties.

New Generation in New Hampshire supports pregnant women, single mothers, and their children who are facing homelessness or unstable housing. They offer safe shelter, transitional housing, and long-term stabilization services, helping families move into permanent homes and build financial stability through life skills and employment support.

The Chase Home provides supportive, trauma-informed residential and family services for at-risk youth in a safe, nurturing environment. Founded in 1877, the organization helps young people and their families heal, grow, and build independence through a range of residential and community-based programs.

GO Ministries is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering local leaders in the Dominican Republic and Haiti to transform their communities. Their vision centers on making disciples as God redeems people, renews communities, and restores creation through medical care, church planting, sports, and education.

Equipment Finance Cares is a nonprofit initiative that brings together professionals across the equipment finance industry to support charitable causes, raise awareness about social issues, and strengthen community impact. Through events, fundraising, and industry collaboration, EF Cares highlights foundations and encourages conversations around DEI, mental health, and industry best practices.

The IEDA Foundation, established in 2022, is a nonprofit dedicated to closing the skilled workforce gap in the heavy construction equipment industry. Since launching, it has awarded 16 scholarships of $5,000 each to diesel technology students across the U.S.

The NEFA Funding Symposium is the National Equipment Finance Association's key annual conference, bringing together professionals across the equipment finance industry for education, networking, and deal-making.

The Tyler Knott Memorial Golf Tournament raises money for NMDP (National Marrow Donor Program), helping patients in need of bone marrow transplants find matching donors.

Hit While Helping attends association meetings across the country and presents to organizations to promote national awareness. Their mission: to turn Keagan's story into change by raising awareness, strengthening Move Over laws, and building a culture of compassion and responsibility on our roads.