To provide a unique opportunity for Brockton youth, ages 16-24, to reengage in high school while simultaneously earning a college degree. (2-year grant)

To provide academic enrichment, civic engagement, and social-emotional support for Boston youth in grades 1-12. (2-year grant)

To empower youth to achieve their greatest potential through long-term mentoring relationships from kindergarten through high school. (2-year grant)

To reduce climate impact of transportation and food at Friends of the Children-Boston.

To initiate a new support services portfolio consisting of interventions, health supports, and enhanced educational rigor to benefit youth and families in East Boston. (2-year grant)

To provide care and safe shelter for youth and families experiencing homelessness. (2-year grant)

To offer multiple educational, therapeutic, and recreational programs for youth with special needs and their families.

To reduce carbon footprint by purchasing more-efficient office equipment and incentivizing staff with public transit stipends.

To reduce social isolation, enhanced quality of life, and preserved the dignity of older adults in Greater Boston.

To connect BIPOC women (aged 18-25) to jobs in the tech sector through a free 12-week web development program.