The Company of Saint Ursula is a religious organization founded in the late 15th century by Saint Angela Merici in Brescia, Italy. It focuses on the education and spiritual development of young women, promoting values such as charity, service, and community. The company is named after Saint Ursula, a legendary figure who is often depicted as a protector of young women. Members of the Company, known as Ursulines, dedicate themselves to teaching and various forms of social service. The organization has spread globally, establishing schools and institutions that emphasize academic excellence and moral education. Today, the Ursulines continue to influence education and women's empowerment worldwide.