To support and sustain uAspire's work with the Boston Public Schools to increase the college attendance and completion trajectory, while working to decrease systemic gaps in performance tied to race, culture, gender, and income.

To provide college placement and college completion support to ensure that all graduates earn a college degree. (2-year grant)

To inspire the next generation of global citizens and to support more than 4,000 low-to moderate-income students while they explore the roles of diplomats negotiating solutions to global issues.

To support STEAM curriculum through its early childhood and afterschool programming to best equip children for the 21st century classroom and workforce.

To support United Way's staffing as part of the collaborative community engagement process for Boston's "Rising to the Challenge" plan to end youth and young adult homelessness.

To support the U-ACCESS Program, that will, in collaboration with other universities, provide a progressive transitional housing program for housing insecure students. (3-year grant)

To support Camp Shriver's year-round programming for children with and without disabilities. (2-year grant)

To support the Urban Scholars Program, which provides after-school classes and academic support for gifted and talented but underrepresented middle and high school students. (2-year grant)

To encourage low-income and underrepresented high school girls to enter college and pursue a degree in science, technology, engineering or math through the Making Connections Program. (2-year grant)

To support social-emotional learning among K-8 graders to prepare them for academic success and for pathways to college and/or careers. (2-year grant)