1. Home
  2. Companies
  3. Sheppard Pratt
SP

Sheppard Pratt

About

For nearly two centuries, Sheppard Pratt has been transforming lives through compassionate mental health care, special education, and community support services. Founded in 1853 by Moses Sheppard with a revolutionary vision to treat individuals with mental illness with dignity and respect, the organization has grown into the nation's largest private, nonprofit provider of behavioral health services. Today, Sheppard Pratt serves over 80,000 people annually across 160+ programs in 16 Maryland counties, consistently ranked as a top psychiatric hospital by U.S. News & World Report for more than 30 years.

What began with Moses Sheppard's $571,441 bequest - then the largest ever made to mental health - has evolved into a comprehensive system of care that addresses the full spectrum of behavioral health needs. From inpatient psychiatric hospitals and residential treatment centers to outpatient mental health clinics, special education schools, and community-based services, Sheppard Pratt meets individuals wherever they are in their journey. The organization's world-class research institute drives innovation in treating conditions like depression, anxiety, and psychosis through cutting-edge clinical trials and therapeutic approaches, ensuring that every patient receives care grounded in the latest scientific advancements while honoring the founder's core values: to meet a need, to lead, to care, and to respect.

Similar companies

NG

Northrop Grumman

Northrop Grumman is a global aerospace and defense technology company that solves the toughest problems in space, aeronautics, defense and cyberspace. The company provides advanced systems, products, and solutions for military, government, and commercial customers worldwide. With a workforce of approximately 95,000 employees, Northrop Grumman operates across multiple domains including air, cyber, land, sea, and space. The company specializes in developing cutting-edge capabilities such as autonomous systems, cybersecurity solutions, missile defense, advanced aircraft, and space exploration technologies. Northrop Grumman plays a critical role in national security, working closely with government agencies to deliver innovative solutions that protect nations and advance scientific discovery. The company's portfolio includes strategic deterrence systems, intelligence surveillance and reconnaissance platforms, and advanced electronics.

DS

DS Smith

At DS Smith, we believe packaging plays a powerful role in the world - that's why we're redefining it for a changing world. As a leading international sustainable packaging company, our expert teams work collaboratively across design, manufacturing, and innovation to deliver fibre-based packaging solutions that minimize environmental impact. With over 31,000 colleagues operating in 37 countries, we combine local expertise with global scale to help some of the world's biggest brands respond to evolving shopping habits and sustainability challenges. Our entire business model is built on circular economy principles. From designing plastic-replacement solutions to operating closed-loop recycling systems that handle over 5 million tonnes of material annually, we keep materials in use for longer. Whether it's creating shelf-ready retail packaging, heavy-duty industrial solutions, or e-commerce protective packaging, our approach balances customer value with environmental responsibility. We invest in innovation, from our PackRight Centres to our paper mills, ensuring our solutions not only protect products but also help customers reduce costs, manage supply chain risks, and achieve their sustainability ambitions.

RO

Rogers

Rogers exists to connect and entertain Canadians, delivering the essential communication services that keep 30 million customers connected to what matters most every month. Founded in 1960 by Ted Rogers with a single radio station and a bold vision, the company has grown into Canada's leading communications and entertainment powerhouse - reaching 96% of the population with its extensive 5G and LTE networks while operating the country's #1 sports network and owning iconic teams like the Toronto Blue Jays and a majority stake in Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment. Every year, Rogers reinvests 90% of its profits back into Canada, building the infrastructure that powers modern life from coast to coast. With $21.7 billion in annual revenue across wireless, cable, and media segments, Rogers doesn't just provide services - it enables the moments that define Canadian culture, from the final minute of championship games to the everyday connections that bind families and businesses together. The company's mission extends beyond connectivity: it's about ensuring every Canadian can participate fully in our digital world through initiatives like Connected for Success, which offers affordable internet to low-income households, and Screen Break, helping youth balance technology with healthy living.

BO

BorgWarner

In 1928, when automotive innovation was in its infancy, the Borg-Warner Corporation was formed through the union of four pioneering companies: Borg & Beck, Marvel-Schebler, Warner Gear, and Mechanics Universal Joint. For over 130 years, this legacy of engineering excellence has propelled BorgWarner forward, transforming from a leader in conventional propulsion technologies into a global force in sustainable mobility. Today, the company designs and manufactures the systems that define the way the world moves forward, partnering with the world's foremost technologists, engineers, and OEMs to accelerate the transition to clean mobility. Guided by a vision of a clean, energy-efficient world, BorgWarner has strategically evolved through bold acquisitions like Delphi Technologies, AKASOL, and Rhombus, expanding its electric vehicle portfolio while maintaining its foundational strengths in propulsion. The company's Charging Forward 2027 strategy underscores an unwavering commitment to carbon neutrality by 2035, positioning BorgWarner at the forefront of electrification with innovative solutions like battery management systems, electric drive modules, and high-voltage heaters. With a global footprint spanning manufacturing facilities across 19 countries, BorgWarner's culture of inclusion, integrity, excellence, responsibility, and collaboration drives its team of innovators to deliver technologies that create a cleaner, healthier, and safer future for all.

BA

Booz Allen Hamilton

For more than a century, the nation has turned to Booz Allen Hamilton to solve its most complex challenges. From pioneering the field of management consulting in 1914 to becoming the leading provider of AI services to the federal government today, the company exists at the intersection of bold innovation and national service. They combine deep expertise in consulting, analytics, digital solutions, and engineering to protect the country, advance critical missions, and build a safer future for all Americans. Every day, Booz Allen harnesses the most advanced technologies - including artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, quantum computing, and cloud platforms - to deliver outcomes with speed for America's most pressing defense, civil, and national security priorities. Their team of experts works across government agencies to transform how the nation operates, making America stronger, safer, and faster through solutions that nobody else can build.

WP

Warby Parker

B Corp Certified | Buy a Pair, Give a Pair | Accessible Healthcare B Corp certified since 2018. Through their Buy a Pair, Give a Pair program, Warby Parker has donated over 10 million pairs of glasses to people in need worldwide. They maintain carbon-neutral operations and fund programs improving global eye care access. Why WDIWF selected this company: B Corp certification, measurable social impact (10M+ glasses donated), ethical production standards, carbon-neutral operations.