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The Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund is a nonprofit organization committed to nurturing the sustainable development of Vermont’s economy.

We nurture the economic prosperity, ecological health, and social connectivity of people, businesses, organizations and communities in Vermont for the benefit and well-being of all who live here.

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NEFNE Local Food Count 2025 - Get Counted NowAg & FoodPress Releases
January 5, 2026

Calling New England Food Organizations to Get Counted in the 2025 Local Food Count

Regional Data Collection Now Live to Strengthen Local Food Systems Local Food Matters - The 2025 Local Food Count is Live. Get Counted Now! Organizations across New England are invited…
EnergyPress Releases
November 19, 2025

DeltaClimeVT energy business accelerator launches call for 2026 energy innovators

The DeltaClimeVT energy business accelerator is seeking innovative start-up and seed stage ventures offering products and services that enhance grid resilience and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. Companies ready to deploy…
Forestry
November 18, 2025

Bullfinch Earth Wins Peer-Selected Award in Forest Business Accelerator

The Vermont Sustainable Jobs Fund (VSJF) is proud to announce that Bullfinch Earth has been selected by its peers to receive the $15,000 final award in the 2025 Forest Business…
Ag & Food
September 29, 2025

New England Food Businesses Invited to Join 2025 Local Food Count

Regional campaign invites retailers, grocers, institutions, distributors, food hubs, and restaurants to help strengthen local food systems by tracking local food purchasing and sales. Food and beverage establishments and organizations…
Graduates of the inaugural Tools of the Trade program, from left: Bill Chidsey, Eric Solsaa, Hannah Bush, Sarah Gilbert, Thomas Halpin, David Bailey, and Joe Maheux. Photo by Kelly Nottermann.Business CoachingEnergyImpactPress Releases
August 21, 2025

Vermont Energy Professionals Graduate from Tools of the Trade Business Coaching Program

Lead Photo Caption: Graduates of the inaugural Tools of the Trade program, from left: Bill Chidsey, Eric Solsaa, Hannah Bush, Sarah Gilbert, Thomas Halpin, David Bailey, and Joe Maheux. Photo…
ForestryStaff Articles
August 11, 2025

Vermont’s Smokey House Center Offers a “Living Laboratory” for Fields, Forests and Climate Change

Smokey House Center encompasses 4,000-acres of forestland and 1,000-acres of working farmland that are part of a "living laboratory" exploring farming and forestry in the context of climate change. Photo…