To equip older foster youth and young at-risk parents, up to age 23, with the life skills and permanent adult connections necessary to live independently. (3-year grant)

To provide onsite case management to newly-housed residents, helping them achieve and maintain independence and a better life through counseling, group activities, and referrals.

To fund website accessibility assessments for three Boston-based nonprofits, ensuring the sites are accessible for people of all abilities.

To support culturally competent, trauma-informed emergency residential and community-based housing and supportive services for very low-income adults, children, and teen parents made homeless by domestic violence. (2-year grant)

To provide shelter, food, warmth, and services to Boston's low-income and homeless families. (2-year grant)

To provide advanced teacher training in research-based literacy strategies, in addition to after-school tutoring for low-performing students who need help attaining reading proficiency.

To build and enhance a curriculum focused on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Mathematics), in order to prepare students for the challenges of college and professional life.

To support St. Peter's Teen Center, providing comprehensive academic tutoring and educational support to underserved youth in grade-specific classrooms during the after-school hours and summer vacation. (2-year grant)

To support St. Margaret's Shelter, providing safe and secure shelter, basic services, wraparound supports, and resources for families experiencing homelessness. (2-year grant)

To support the Youth Tutoring Program, which provides tutors who inspire students living in public housing communities to achieve success in school. (2-year grant)