To increase the number of essential home repairs completed in Boston at no cost to low-income homeowners and nonprofits, helping people live safely in their homes and communities.

To help refugee and immigrant students meet their potential by improving their literacy and English skills, developing social-emotional competencies, and exploring career opportunities. (2-year grant)

To increase the social and emotional health of Boston's youth, equipping students with the self-knowledge, community connection, and agency to succeed.

To increase the annual amount of high-quality excess food rescued and distributed to individuals and families facing food insecurity.

To build economic resiliency in black and brown communities through access to software engineering opportunities, web development, and exposure to different technical career paths. (2-year grant)

To upgrade the client database platform in order to better tailor programming to the needs of survivors of domestic violence. (2-year grant).

To provide housing options, mentorship and clinical therapy for survivors of commercial sexual exploitation.

To provide consultations, asylum application processing, and other supports for migrant youth and their families staying in emergency shelters across Somerville, Chelsea, Brockton, and Quincy. (2-year grant)

To equip existing meeting rooms for virtual staff meetings, minimizing the need for commuting.

To enhance pathways to economic advancement for high-risk young mothers ages 16-24 and their children. (2-year grant)