To provide intensive, comprehensive, and individualized support services and housing for adults that have experienced long-term, chronic homelessness.

To expand new standards and practices for youth-serving agencies, which prioritize the hiring of those with lived experience to design and manage programs that serve youth experiencing homelessness.

To develop and publish the roadmap to achieve food security in Massachusetts with input from people with lived experience of hunger, and the collective knowledge of leading anti-hunger organizations. (2-year grant).

To support the Family Shelter, providing a high-quality and nurturing environment for homeless women and their children as they work to transition from homelessness to self-sufficiency. (2-year grant)

To nurture and support black and Latino students with string instrument training.

To provide the safe and nurturing environment youth need to move toward a future not defined by their past trauma but shaped by their resiliency.

To support the School-to-Work Transition Program, helping high school students with disabilities find a secure, paying job before they leave their school program. (2-year grant)

To ensure that low-income Seattle families have access to emergency services that meet their basic human needs for food, clothing, and housing. (2-year grant)

To promote the electrification of local residential houses through outreach, educational programs and heat pump workshops/webinars.

To launch an afterschool program for middle school students in Quincy and Randolph. (2-year grant)