Grant Search
Boston Private Industry Council
To support the Re-Engagement Center, which seeks to provide the resources and counseling needed to get dropouts and students who are behind in credits back on track to graduation. (2-year grant)
Boston, MA
$100,000.00
Boston Public Library Foundation
To support neighborhood services and the launch of The Fund for the Boston Public Library. (2-year grant)
Boston, MA
$250,000.00
Boston Rescue Mission
To provide daily and overnight shelter 24 hours a day, 365 days a year, as well as meals, community referrals, and recovery services to homeless individuals. (2-year grant)
Boston, MA
$63,000.00
Boston Schools Fund
To enhance the translation of the Boston School Finder, an online tool that helps those enrolling in BPS with the school selection process, making it more accessible to non-English-speaking families.
Jamaica Plain, MA
$30,000.00
Boston Scores
To support Leadership in Action, combining financial literacy and social entrepreneurship curriculum with soccer-based physical fitness and civic engagement opportunities for Boston youth.
Jamaica Plain, MA
$10,000.00
Boston Symphony Orchestra
To present a series of three concerts designed specifically for youth, adults and family members affected by Autism Spectrum Disorder or other sensory sensitivities.
Boston, MA
$25,000.00
Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras
To support the Intensive Community Program, a nationally recognized instrument training program for students of color and low-income students from Boston.
Boston, MA
$30,000.00
Bottom Line
To support work of the organization as it sustains Boston Public Schools' increasing college attendance and completion trajectory, while working to decrease systemic gaps in performance tied to race, culture, gender and income.
Boston, MA
$70,000.00
Bottom Line
To support the Access and Success Programs, providing high-impact, one-on-one coaching to 3,000 low-income, first-generation-to-college students in Boston. (2-year grant)
Boston, MA
$200,000.00
Boyer Children's Clinic
To provide interdisciplinary early intervention services for over 1,250 young children with special needs and their families. (2-year grant)
Seattle, WA
$100,000.00
Other Investments
Low-Income Housing Tax Credits (LIHTC):
As part of our commitment to community development and homelessness relief efforts, Liberty Mutual Investments has committed approximately $770 million in equity to lowincome housing tax credits over the past eight years. These investments have contributed to the development of 49,330 affordable housing units spanning all 50 states and the District of Columbia.
Property Casualty Initiative (PCI) Fund, LLC:
Liberty Mutual is the majority participant in the Massachusetts PCI Fund, a statewide community loan fund that has created or preserved 6,145 units of affordable housing, funded 118 small businesses and 29 economic development projects and created or retained more than 3,722 jobs.
The Furniture Trust:
In 2019, Liberty contributed over $1.8 million worth of used office furniture to The Furniture Trust, a nonprofit that distributes unwanted office furnishings to local schools and nonprofits.