Building resiliency for people and communities
Our partners are building stronger, more resilient communities through education and workforce development and climate and community infrastructure.
At Liberty Mutual, we believe in expanding educational opportunities to help level the playing field for all students. Our community partners create and expand academic opportunities for young people to graduate high school and attain post-secondary success. In every case, they empower and inspire young people not only to pursue their dreams but also to achieve them.
Meet our featured community partners
Franklin Cummings Tech
Franklin Cummings Tech provides affordable, high-quality education that prepares students for careers in technology and environmental fields. Through a $2 million grant, Liberty Mutual is supporting the development of the Liberty Clean Tech Lab, a rooftop sustainability lab in Franklin Cummings Tech's Nubian Square campus in Roxbury, Massachusetts. The 68,000 square-foot, LEED-certified facility will feature multi-purpose classrooms, vocational laboratories and learning spaces dedicated to HVAC, renewable energy and plumbing. The new campus, scheduled to open in early 2026, will inspire college students to pursue careers in the green energy sector.
“This new facility will provide high-quality technical education that offers critical pathways into in-demand green energy careers. In doing so, we are placing economic advancement directly in the hands of our community. We couldn’t be more excited to educate the next generation of entrepreneurs, STEM creatives and technicians who will drive growth and accelerate the clean energy transition in Greater Boston.” – Dr. Aisha Francis, President and CEO of Franklin Cummings Tech
More Than Words
At More Than Words (MTW), youth who are system-involved and/or experiencing homelessness receive access to paid job training, case management, youth development, goal setting, career planning and a wide range of supportive services. Liberty Mutual awarded MTW a $500,000 grant for its Single Room Occupancy housing stability program. This initiative addresses one of the most challenging barriers young people face by offering two to three years of subsidized housing while they build savings and develop life skills.