
The ICF Maryland Charter Chapter values collaboration with fellow organizations, businesses, and institutions that make Maryland a great place to work and do business!
We invite you to peruse the partnerships we have established below, and encourage you to consider how the services of our partners may meet your needs or those of somebody you know. Visit our Partner with ICF Maryland page or Pro Bono Coaching page to learn how you or your organization can partner with ICF Maryland.
Loyola University Maryland

Stand Beside Them
Stand Beside Them (SBT) has a mission to coach and empower America's veterans and their spouses/caregivers to achieve success at home, at work, and in the community.
ICF Maryland coaches provide pro-bono coaching support to veterans and/or their family members. As coaches we understand that our support is intended to help veterans or their family members successfully achieve reintegration in work, family and the community. The coaching is fully remote and SBT attempts to pair coaches with 1-2 coachees a year located in the same time zone or same state. Coaches must already hold an ICF credential.
Coaching will not include providing any mental health counseling or any form of psychological or psychiatric assistance to SBT.
If you would like to give back in this arena and are interested in providing coaching to members of SBT, please visit the Stand Beside Them website for more information and/or submit your resume to our Pro Bono Committee.
Maryland University of Integrative Health
Maryland University of Integrative Health offers one of the few graduate programs in health and wellness coaching in the U.S. and allows students to earn the highest academic credential in the cutting-edge field of health and wellness coaching. The Master of Arts in Health and Wellness Coaching prepares students with the advanced skills and expertise to help clients clarify and implement health and wellness goals and sustain life-changing behaviors. And, individuals who already hold an ICF credential are eligible for advanced standing in the Master of Arts in Health and Wellness Coaching program, and will only need to complete 24 credits of coursework at MUIH to earn a Master of Arts degree.


Maryland Association of Secondary School Principals
The Maryland Association of Secondary School Principals (MASSP) empowers, develops, and connects school leaders to promote educational excellence and equity. Representing middle and high school leaders across the state of Maryland, MASSP focuses on serving as a voice for school-based leaders, developing the next generation of effective school leaders, and cultivating a more responsive system of governance within the organization to best serve the needs of secondary level administrators statewide.
ICF Maryland and MASSP have embarked on collaborative market research to provide insight on the value of professional coaching and its utilization to support Principals, Administrators, and other Board members for future Pro Bono coaching.


