- Blue Thumb Job Board provides job listings (governmental, nonprofit, landscape design and other small business), mainly in the Twin Cities Metro.
- Blue Thumb Sustainable Landcare Training provides people with job-ready skills to care for more earth-friendly landscape practices and lays a foundation for next-step education and career pathways in environmental work.
- CLUES (Comunidades Latinas Unidas en Servicio): Los Servicios de Empleo de CLUES ofrecen entrenamiento laboral gratuito, asistencia para la colocación de empleos, talleres, entrenamientos de carrera y ferias de contratación para individuos que quieran desarrollar habilidades laborales y explorar oportunidades de empleo. Todos los servicios de empleo se centran en familias e individuos de bajos ingresos.
- CTUL (Centro De Trabajadores Unidos En La Lucha), a worker-led organization, organizes, educates and empowers workers to fight for a voice in their workplaces and workplaces.
- EMERGE is a workforce and community development nonprofit supporting thousands of people in building careers.
- Environmental Stewardship Institute fosters environmental leaders through an immersive program that supports exploration of the environmental field.
- Helping Hand Companies is a local business in North Minneapolis that works with youth to gain workforce experience, with an emphasis on green careers.
- MIGIZI nurtures the educational, social, economic and cultural development of American Indian youth.
- Minnesota Environmental Partnership has a job board; this organization is a statewide coalition of environmental and conservation nonprofits.
- Minnesota GreenCorps preserves and protects Minnesota’s environment while training a new generation of environmental professionals.
- Mississippi River Green Team is a two-year employment and conservation program for Minneapolis youth ages 14–16.
- Renewable Energy Partners provides workforce training and career opportunities in renewable energy, including paid on-the-job learning through the Regional Apprenticeship Training Center in North Minneapolis.
- Reuse MN provides volunteer and job opportunities; it is a member-based nonprofit that works on behalf of repair, resale, and rental businesses to promote the reuse economy in the state of Minnesota.
- Right Track provides employment opportunities and professional skills training for youth.
- Spark-Y offers hands-on learning, an urban agriculture lab, and youth pathways.
- Step Up brings together Minneapolis young people (ages 14–21) with Twin Cities employers through internships and training.
- Takoda, the career pathways division of American Indian OIC, helps community members enter, reenter, and advance in the workforce. It offers support in the following areas: high school, adult education/GED, career education, career services, and financial wellness.
- Tree Trust transforms lives and landscapes by engaging people to build skills for meaningful careers, inspiring people to plant trees, and making our community a greener, healthier place to live.
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Urban Roots cultivates and empowers youth through nature, healthy food, and community.