To provide tools, assistance, and other training for small affordable housing developers, as they work to decarbonize and improve energy efficiencies of low-income, multi-family housing units across Greater Boston.

To support the purchase and installation of a battery-powered rooftop generator, helping to reduce grid strain during peak hours, and providing energy assurance to the aquarium in case of future power outages.

To further conversations focused on how climate resiliency impacts all social determinants of society.

To foster workforce development of Black and Brown youth and young adults within the nonprofit sector. (2-year grant)

To offer drop-in and shelter programs that move youth experiencing homelessness toward reconnection, including case management, life skills, and job training. (2-year grant)

To provide 50 Pierce County families experiencing homelessness, trauma, addictions, and health issues with comprehensive services and support. (2-year grant)

To provide shelter, case management, and other supportive services for pregnant women, single mothers, and their children who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness.

To support the Workforce Development Initiative, providing full scholarships for Boston students enrolled in full-time trade programs at the school. (2-year grant)

To provide comprehensive, wraparound services addressing homelessness prevention and food security for low-income residents in North Seattle. (2-year grant)

To create a healthy, hunger-free North Texas by providing 136.9 million meals, SNAP application assistance, and nutrition education to hundreds of thousands of children, families and seniors facing hunger across 13 counties.