To advance climate justice practices as a critical component of the organization's social justice commitment.

To engage youth in programming to learn more about climate resiliency and climate change.

To support college and post-secondary readiness programming for about 50 first-generation, English-language learners.

To support the academic and social-emotional needs of about 700 students, in collaboration with Partners in Education and Resilience (PEAR). (2-year grant)

To reduce school's carbon footprint and empower students with knowledge about climate change.

To support after-school debate programming within Boston Public Schools. (2-year grant)

To support Charlestown High School's Road to Success program.

To maintain and launch food forests across Boston neighborhoods, increasing access to greenspace and healthy, locally grown food to communities across the city.

To support Embrace Boston creation of a living memorial and programs honoring the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and Coretta Scott King. (4-year grant)

To support New Commonwealth Fund in combatting racial inequities in the Commonwealth and to empower Massachusetts communities of color. (5-year grant)