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Chelsea Milling Company has been a family-owned business since it was established as a traditional flour mill in 1901, by our founder Harmon S. Holmes. At the start of the Great Depression Harmon's daughter-in-law, Mabel White Holmes considered how she and her family's local milling business might help those whose livelihood had been affected. In 1930, with the support of her husband Howard Samuel Holmes, Mabel's "JIFFY" brand baking mix became the first prepared baking mix sold to the public. By keeping their mixes affordable, the Holmes' new venture was able to help many families who were recovering from the effects of the Great Depression. Working alongside generations of valued employees, each successive member of the Holmes family has been able to bring positive change to the family business: introducing exciting new products, ground-breaking technological advancements, and new areas of expansion and growth. Today, "JIFFY" is the market share leader in retail prepared muffin mixes, yet our goal remains the same; to feed America, especially during difficult economic times. In 2007, we entered the foodservice segment with a range of new baking mix product formulations sold under our CMC brand, targeting K-12, healthcare, senior living, and corrections. The CMC brand has quickly become a key player in the correctional segment, as well as having a strong presence across the board. With the recent completion of our new, state-of-the-art, fully-contained foodservice production facility; in 2019 we launched our new "JIFFY" brand foodservice products, which are specifically formulated for independent, regional and national bakeries, as well as the restaurant and hospitality industries. Ninety years after our debut in 1930, our mission remains the same. At "JIFFY" our mission is to provide our consumers with the best possible value. We define Value as being the highest quality ingredients and the best price.

OUR MISSION is to educate promising students with specific language-based learning differences in a rigorous, individualized college-preparatory environment to become lifelong, independent learners. Chelsea School is a nonprofit, nonpublic school located in Hyattsville, MD that provides individualized programming for students with language-based learning disabilities. Founded in 1976 by two parents of students with dyslexia, Chelsea has a record of proven and demonstrable success—not only with literacy remediation, but also in preparing students with learning and attention disabilities for life after high school. In the past two years, 100% of Chelsea School seniors graduated with functional literacy skills, and were accepted into a postsecondary program. Initially based in facilities made possible through partnerships with other community-based organizations, the 1989 purchase of real property in Silver Spring, MD was a major step towards becoming an institution. Embracing the nonpublic model then allowed Chelsea to accept students whose tuition is paid by a public school system. Although public education agencies now fight to keep these students, Chelsea continues to actively seek, enroll, and serve students of any economic means. 75% of Chelsea students are publicly funded and 47% of private paying families receive financial aid from Chelsea School. Today, Chelsea School is proudly building a new history as a member of the greater Hyattsville community (since 2013) and is a comprehensive, specialized program for students with learning disabilities with an expectation of postsecondary readiness. Social skills/counseling services and advanced elective courses complement literacy remediation and core curriculum to move students towards graduation. Chelsea graduates pursue postsecondary opportunities with the tools they need for equitable participation in school and the workplace.

OUR MISSION is to educate promising students with specific language-based learning differences in a rigorous, individualized college-preparatory environment to become lifelong, independent learners. Chelsea School is a nonprofit, nonpublic school located in Hyattsville, MD that provides individualized programming for students with language-based learning disabilities. Founded in 1976 by two parents of students with dyslexia, Chelsea has a record of proven and demonstrable success—not only with literacy remediation, but also in preparing students with learning and attention disabilities for life after high school. In the past two years, 100% of Chelsea School seniors graduated with functional literacy skills, and were accepted into a postsecondary program. Initially based in facilities made possible through partnerships with other community-based organizations, the 1989 purchase of real property in Silver Spring, MD was a major step towards becoming an institution. Embracing the nonpublic model then allowed Chelsea to accept students whose tuition is paid by a public school system. Although public education agencies now fight to keep these students, Chelsea continues to actively seek, enroll, and serve students of any economic means. 75% of Chelsea students are publicly funded and 47% of private paying families receive financial aid from Chelsea School. Today, Chelsea School is proudly building a new history as a member of the greater Hyattsville community (since 2013) and is a comprehensive, specialized program for students with learning disabilities with an expectation of postsecondary readiness. Social skills/counseling services and advanced elective courses complement literacy remediation and core curriculum to move students towards graduation. Chelsea graduates pursue postsecondary opportunities with the tools they need for equitable participation in school and the workplace.

Chelsea School District is a primary/secondary education company based out of 500 Washington St, Chelsea, Michigan, United States.

Chelsea Technologies prides itself on its deep engineering expertise, ingeniously applied to create the world’s most sensitive, accurate and reliable environmental monitoring sensors and systems for surveying the ocean and other aquatic systems. For over 50 years, our fluorometers, sensors & optical systems have been used around the world to support oceanographic research, understand the natural environment, monitor for pollution and contaminants in our seas, rivers and lakes, improve water treatment processes and comply with ballast water and exhaust gas wash water monitoring regulations. Environmental monitoring inspired by science, delivered by engineering excellence - contact us today to see how we can help you (sales@chelsea.co.uk +44 (0)20 8481 9000)

At CTM we specialise in business and corporate travel management, offering businesses an easier and more cost-effective way to book all business travel. We have a dedicated team of experienced travel professionals who work with you to develop a travel programme thats right for your business. We can offer bespoke online booking systems (made in house by our technology partners Vibe) or an offline branch team to support your travel requirements. CTM key services: Online and offline booking service for air, rail, accommodation and more Visas and passports VIP/concierge service Duty of care Travel policy implementation and policing Management information (MI) reporting Account management and supplier negotiation Conference and event management If youd like to find out more about what we do, do get in touch wed love to hear from you! www.ctm.travel info@ctm.travel 0845 470 8702

The Chelsea Hicks Foundation was created to inspire hope and healing to seriously and critically ill children and their families. Jason and Alison Hicks watched their youngest daughter Chelsea go through 22 months of cancer treatment. In doing so, they witnessed the joy and how her spirit and attitude were lifted when she knew her cousins were coming to the hospital to play dress up with her. Chelsea was able to get other children at the hospital to play dress up with her also. Doctors and nurses would help with dress up/ tea parties in the hallway alcoves. Or even mini parades. Giving them special treats to eat and complimenting them on their creative costumes. When Chelsea passed away from childhood cancer in February 2009 her family did not want that experience and those memories to be just for them. They thought other families needed those memories for their children as well. Those children battling childhood cancer or another serious illness need something special to do. We created the Chelsea Hicks Foundation to brighten the lives of seriously ill children with programs designed to add fun and create lasting memories for the whole family. Please join our cause and help us to inspire hope and healing through dress up and play. See how you can donate or help on our donations page on our website.