The Casimir Pulaski Foundation is an independent think tank specializing in foreign policy and international security. It provides analyses and policy recommendations for public administration and the private sector.  Its areas of focus include security in both military and non-military dimensions, as well as political, economic and social developments relevant to Poland and the European Union. The Foundation has repeatedly been ranked among the leading Polish think tanks in the field of defence and security in international rankings, including the “Global Go To Think Tank Index.” It also organizes the annual Warsaw Security Forum, one of the most important security conferences in Central and Eastern Europe. 

The School for Leaders Foundation (Fundacja Szkoła Liderstwa im. Zbigniewa Pełczyńskiego) is one of Poland's leading organisations dedicated to leadership development and strengthening civil society. Since 1994, it has supported leaders from civil society organisations, local government, public institutions and politics. Its work is based on values such as responsibility, cooperation, courage and respect for democratic principles. The Foundation delivers leadership programmes, training courses and educational initiatives that help participants develop their leadership skills and drive positive change in their communities. It also provides a platform for dialogue and cooperation among people from diverse political and social backgrounds, promoting a culture of mutual respect and responsible participation in public life. Alumni of its programmes include representatives of public administration, local government, civil society organisations and civic initiatives in Poland and abroad.

The Social Innovation Workshop Foundation is an organisation specialising in the design and implementation of social innovations and programmes that strengthen social, intellectual and creative capital. It combines research, education and practical implementation, delivering projects in the areas of skills development, entrepreneurship, public policy and cross-sector cooperation. Its work is based on the belief that the innovative use of existing resources and strong social ties provide the foundation for sustainable development and an improved quality of life. The Foundation delivers training courses, workshops and development programmes, while also conducting research, evaluations and advisory projects for the public sector, civil society organisations and businesses. It provides a platform for cooperation between academia, public administration, the private sector and civil society, supporting the development of innovative solutions to contemporary social and economic challenges.

The International Institute of Civil Society (MISO) is an independent non-governmental organisation dedicated to strengthening civil society, democracy and civic engagement. Since 2012, it has delivered educational, expert and civic initiatives aimed at increasing citizens' participation in public life, supporting local self-government and fostering international cooperation. As part of its activities, the Foundation operates the Centre for Analysis (CA MISO), an analytical and research centre conducting studies and policy analyses on public affairs, politics and civil society. It also organises conferences, debates and educational projects, providing a platform for knowledge exchange and dialogue between representatives of different sectors and social communities.

The House for German-Polish Cooperation is a non-partisan organisation dedicated to strengthening German-Polish dialogue, civil society and intercultural cooperation. Since 1998, it has implemented educational, social and cultural projects that promote mutual understanding and cooperation between Germans and Poles, with a particular focus on the multicultural heritage of Upper Silesia. Its activities include organising conferences, debates, educational programmes and projects for young people and representatives of diverse social groups. Through its initiatives, the House fosters intercultural dialogue, civic engagement and strong German-Polish relations, providing a platform for the exchange of experiences and the joint development of solutions to contemporary challenges.

The POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews is one of Poland's leading cultural institutions dedicated to documenting, preserving and presenting the thousand-year history of Polish Jews. Through its exhibitions, research and educational activities, it promotes knowledge of Jewish heritage and the shared history of Poles and Jews. The Museum's mission is to foster mutual understanding, combat antisemitism, discrimination and exclusion, and promote dialogue, respect and civic responsibility. The Museum's activities include permanent and temporary exhibitions, educational programmes, cultural events, as well as academic and social initiatives. POLIN provides a space for reflection on history and contemporary society, contributes to public debate and promotes knowledge of the history and culture of Polish Jews both in Poland and internationally.

The Foundation for Polish-German Cooperation works to strengthen good neighbourly relations between Poland and Germany and supports cooperation in areas of importance to both societies. By funding and implementing Polish-German projects, it promotes dialogue, mutual understanding and cooperation for the development, stability and security of Europe, with a particular focus on strengthening civil society. The Foundation supports initiatives in the fields of education, culture, science and the exchange of experience carried out by organisations and institutions from Poland and Germany. It also implements its own projects, including debates, study visits, scholarship programmes and competitions, creating opportunities for long-term dialogue and cooperation between partners from both countries.

The Krzyżowa Foundation for Mutual Understanding in Europe is a Polish-German meeting and educational center located on the historic estate in Krzyżowa (Kreisau) in Lower Silesia. It emerged from the spirit of reconciliation between Poles and Germans after 1989 and serves today as a European platform for dialogue and education. The Foundation builds on the legacy of the Kreisauer Kreis, a Christian-inspired German resistance group against National Socialism that developed visions for a democratic Europe during the Second World War. Today, the Foundation organizes international youth exchanges, educational programs and expert conferences focused on democracy, human rights and civil society. Its mission is to connect historical responsibility with contemporary European dialogue.

The Zryw Foundation is an independent non-profit organization dedicated to preparing young people for responsibility in public life. It identifies and supports individuals with leadership potential, integrity and a strong commitment to the common good. A core element of its activities are multi-day programs (“Zrywy,” meaning “civic surge”), which combine debates, workshops and practical work on real challenges facing the state and democratic institutions. The Foundation also builds a network of alumni who share democratic and pro-European values, aiming to foster long-term generational renewal within public institutions.

The Forum Młodych Ludowców (FML) is a nationwide youth organisation committed to promoting civic engagement, education and the social development of young people. The organisation promotes democratic values, social responsibility and the traditions of the Polish People's Movement, supporting young people in developing their skills and encouraging active participation in public life. Its activities include organising training courses, seminars, conferences and educational projects, as well as initiatives that foster youth cooperation, strengthen local communities and encourage civic dialogue. FML is also engaged in activities promoting education, culture, cultural heritage and values based on responsibility, democracy and cooperation.

The German Institute of Polish Affairs is a research and educational centre dedicated to the history, politics, culture and society of Poland, as well as Polish-German relations. Through its academic, educational and expert activities, the Institute promotes knowledge of Poland and strengthens Polish-German dialogue, carrying out its programmes primarily in Germany. The Institute conducts applied research, organises conferences, debates and public events, publishes research and educational materials, and delivers educational programmes for schools and universities. It also maintains a specialised library on Poland and Polish-German relations, which is one of the leading collections of its kind in Germany.

The Warsaw Rising Museum is a cultural institution dedicated to documenting, researching and preserving the history of the Warsaw Rising and the Polish Underground State. Through its exhibitions, research and educational activities, the Museum commemorates the participants of the Warsaw Rising, presents their experiences and promotes knowledge of one of the most significant events in twentieth-century Polish history. Its mission is to preserve historical memory and foster values such as responsibility, freedom and respect for national heritage. The Museum's activities include permanent and temporary exhibitions, educational programmes, research projects and cultural events for audiences of all ages. By combining historical scholarship with modern methods of interpretation, the Museum provides a space for reflection on history, encourages intergenerational dialogue and promotes knowledge of the Warsaw Rising both in Poland and internationally.

The International Youth Meeting Centre in Auschwitz is a non-formal educational institution that promotes knowledge of the Second World War, the Holocaust and the history of the former German Nazi concentration and extermination camp Auschwitz-Birkenau through educational programmes and international cooperation. Based on the educational concept of “Auschwitz as a Place of Learning”, the Centre works to preserve historical memory while promoting dialogue, responsibility and respect for human rights. The Centre organises international youth exchanges, workshops, seminars and educational programmes that encourage reflection on history and contemporary social challenges. It provides a space for intercultural and intergenerational dialogue, fostering values such as peace, democracy, equality and active opposition to racism, antisemitism and other forms of exclusion.