To support the academic, professional and social growth of Boston, Brockton, Cambridge, and Chelsea students, helping them to build critical skills through mock trials. (2-year grant)

To serve youth with direct service programs including Group Therapy, Therapeutic Recess, and Individual Therapy.

To provide assistance to families at risk of eviction. (2-year grant)

To support a workshop series geared to girls and young women, ages 14-21, where they can learn the importance of a positive first impression. (2-year grant)

To reduce the purchase of cans by renting a sparkling water machine.

To provide students with a realistic, affordable pathway to on-time degree completion and a competitive professional salary. (2-year grant)

To prepare youth and young adults, ages 18-24, for post-secondary education and career success.

To develop a climate resiliency workshop for East Boston residents.

To provide direct services to children with multiple disabilities requiring high levels of care coordination and service provider communication.

To reduce the carbon footprint at Jeffreys Point Early Education Facility by making improvements to the building that increase its energy efficiency.