Canadian company offering several clean environment mutual funds and social values funds.

Utilizes negative screens. Avoids companies involved in the alcohol, gambling, tobacco and certain health care industries. United States.

Family of religious-based funds incorporating Shari'ah-based Islamic principles. United States.

Fund family based on Catholic values of stewardship and economic justice. Named after St. Thomas Aquinas. United States.

Fund family employing ethical business practices and other screens. Minority owned and operated management company. United States.

Family of religious-based funds incorporating Shari'ah-based (Islamic) principles. United States.

Provides mutual funds that invest in socially and environmentally responsible companies.

Family of funds incorporating comprehensive social screening, shareholder activism, and community investing. Site tool offers opportunity for public to check whether stocks in other mutual funds meet certain criteria. United States.

An S&P 500 index fund that screens out companies that do not adhere to Catholic values. The Funds also advocate for corporate responsibility. United States.

Provides several index mutual funds designed for Evangelical Christian investors, avoiding equities involved with abortion, alcohol, gambling, pornography, and tobacco. United States.

Family of broadly screened funds. Involved in shareholder advocacy and activism campaigns with their holdings. United States.

Institutional fund invests according to the Community Reinvestment Act guidelines. United States.

Family of SRI funds including an index fund. Utilizes screening, shareholder activism, and community investing. United States.

Traditional fund family offering a SRI fund that incorporates limited general screening. United States.

Traditional mutual fund family offering a global SRI fund. United States.

Family of mutual funds with some products aimed specifically for Canadian citizens and other products for investors in various geographic areas. Canada.

Utility sector fund with an explicit non-nuclear screen. United States.

Mutual funds founded, managed, and owned by a partnership of non-profit environmental organizations. United States.

Not strictly an ethical fund by prospectus. Avoids companies that conflict with the manager's animal rights and other views and values. United States.

Fund family incorporating Mennonite values. Utilizes screening, shareholder advocacy, and community investing. Canada.

Family of funds based on Mennonite religious values. Incorporates screening, shareholder advocacy, and community investing strategies. United States.

Sustainability fund of funds managed by Credit Agricole Asset Management of France. Monaco.

Environmentally screened fund specializing in alternative energy, recycling, and energy conservation issues. United States.

Family of screened SRI funds. United States.

Family of SRI funds utilizing general social and environmental screens, shareholder activism, and community investing. United States

Global fund utilizing sustainability SRI principles. United States.

Funds and managed products incorporating screening and shareholder activism approaches. Canada.

Family of traditional funds offering one SRI fund. Available as separate mutual fund or inside a variable annuity. United States.

Fund group investing in companies that meet Sierra Club's environmental and social guidelines. Incorporates screening and "best-in-class" strategies. United States.

Individual screened fund available through Solomon Smith Barney offices. United States.

Invests in companies that advance the social and economic status of women in the workplace. United States.

Fund family based on a set of Christian biblical religious values. United States.

Broadly screened. Manager has had involvement in SRI shareholder campaigns. United States.