Grant Search
Clark County Food Bank
To alleviate hunger and its root causes by securing and distributing 6.6 million pounds of food through a network of 40 partner agencies. (2-year grant)
Vancouver, WA
$40,000.00
Cocoon House
To provide emergency shelter and outreach services to homeless and at-risk youth ages 12-24 throughout Snohomish County. (2-year grant)
Everett, WA
$40,000.00
Codman Academy Foundation
To provide tutorial programming for students in Grades 5-10 to help set every student up for growth and success in classrooms, future careers, and higher education.
Dorchester, MA
$20,000.00
College Access Now
To empower over 1,000 students from low-income families to access, enroll in and graduate from college. (2-year grant)
Seattle, WA
$100,000.00
College Bound Dorchester
To support and sustain Boston Public School's increasing college attendance and completion trajectory, while working to decrease systemic gaps in performance tied to race, culture, gender, and income.
Dorchester, MA
$40,000.00
College Bound Dorchester
To support Boston Uncornered, an initiative working with the city to provide a college pathway for 600 gang-involved youth facing various emotional and learning disabilities. (2-year grant)
Dorchester, MA
$280,000.00
Commit!2Dallas
To provide more than 26,000 predominantly low-income children with quality education in the early years, critical to their success in kindergarten and beyond.
Dallas, TX
$70,000.00
Commonwealth Zoological Corporation dba Zoo New England
To grow Boston BioBlitz Initiative for Girls, reaching girls who lack access to outdoor exploration and STEM activities and immersing them in nature through participation in biodiversity projects.
Boston, MA
$20,000.00
Communities in Schools of Lakewood
To empower over 2,100 at-risk students to succeed in school by providing case management, mentoring, tutoring, basic needs, and other comprehensive support.
Lakewood, WA
$15,000.00
Communities In Schools of Peninsula
To connect at-risk students in the Peninsula School District to critical educational and community resources and academic mentoring.
Vaughn , WA
$15,000.00
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.