To build former Early College students' capacities as emerging leaders through authentic exposure and professional development in organizing, policy, and movement building. (2-year grant)

To expand access to justice for youth experiencing homelessness by providing legal education, advocacy, and resources to help this population overcome barriers and build pathways toward stability.

To support the Boston GreenUp Schoolyard program, bringing Boston students, teachers, and neighbors together to create more carbon-rich urban schoolyards and mitigate the impacts of climate change.

To support the continuation of feasibility assessments, planning, and design for equitable energy distribution from MCH's groundbreaking solar farming project in Lynn.

To support the Massachusetts YOUth Count Dissemination and Data Project to build awareness for the survey about the scope, needs, and demographics of youth and young adults who are unstably housed or experiencing homelessness.

To partner with The Casa Project, ensuring that families who are experiencing a housing crisis can access assistance at an early stage to ensure they remain stably housed.

To support the statewide partnership of 15 organizations, addressing immigrant families' urgent needs while empowering them to achieve stability and economic mobility.

To provide home visiting services and counseling for families to ensure children are growing up in safe, nurturing environments.

To support the residents of East Boston with access to food, housing, work opportunities and other social services.

To improve educational outcomes for low-income students through MERCY Scholars enhanced out-of-school-time programming.