To help low-income older youth to re-engage with the education system by completing high school and successfully navigating through post-secondary graduation. (2-year grant)

To distribute more than 2 million meals each month across 380 food banks, meal programs, and high-need schools. (2-year grant)

To provide low-income families with enhanced supportive services that lead to stable housing and an improved quality of life. (2-year grant)

To provide coaching and support for teachers as they respond to a growing demand for in-class behavioral health interventions. (2-year grant)

To help deaf and hard-of-hearing students develop academic competence and prepare for the same higher education and employment choices as their hearing peers. (2-year grant)

To address summer learning loss by providing academic supports and social-emotional learning opportunities to low-income students. (2-year grant)

To support the Independent Living Services program, which helps youth in foster care, ages 15-23, gain the skills they need to live independently.

To provide low-income and underrepresented Boston students with rigorous, affirming postsecondary planning and support. (2-year grant)

To provide case management and emergency financial assistance to help families overcome housing insecurity, a lack of basic needs, under/unemployment, and financial issues common to families of children with special needs.

To promote access to learning in and through arts-integrated experiences, and to create opportunities for success for students of all abilities at nine BPS schools.