To provide basic and necessary services to those unable to meet their primary needs of food, clothing, and household goods.

To educate community and develop plans for the installation of green storm water infrastructure, such as rain gardens and permeable pavement, to re-create the natural water cycle and establish healthier ecosystems in Boston's urban neighborhoods.

To strengthen social and emotional learning, support leadership development, inspire social justice education, and provide opportunities and access to college and careers.

To provide basic emergency services, in addition to wraparound case management and support to American Indians and Alaska Natives experiencing homelessness.

To support low-income children and their families through nationally accredited early childhood programs.

To support the North Seattle Family Resource Center, providing a broad range of multicultural, community-based, resilience and stability services for low-income children and families.

To support the development of school behavioral health capacity and to strengthen prevention and promotion initiatives for BIPOC and immigrant youth. (2-year grant)

To alleviate hunger for Ohio children through strategic alliances with schools, government, and other community organizations.

To provide various center-based therapy services for underinsured school-aged children with special needs whose families would otherwise be unable to cover the cost of care.

To support vulnerable families of young children with a variety of in-home and community based programs.