To support SFTT in their work to plant, give away, and care for nearly 1,000 trees, engage over 500 community members, and provide meaningful environmental learning opportunities for Boston residents.

To fund open captioning and audio description, and sensory-friendly performance, to serve people with disabilities.

To be a driving force for social inclusion through sport. To also open hearts and minds toward people with intellectual/developmental disabilities and create climates of acceptance and inclusion in our communities.

To provide inclusive sports and other advocacy, educational, and health programs to people with and without intellectual disabilities, from as young as two years old through adulthood.

To support children and adults with intellectual disabilities as they enjoy the physical, psychological and social benefits of inclusive sports programs.

To forge a common path of inclusion and equity in all projects and programs using art as the threshold to empower communities and restoring justice. (2-year grant)

To rescue food that would otherwise be destined for landfills or compost, and distribute it to nonprofits that provide it to people experiencing food insecurity.

To improve energy efficiency through installation of energy-efficient lighting as well as energy-saving HVAC.

To provide small-group ELA/reading and math instruction and individualized tutoring, combined with wraparound support, social emotional learning, tennis and fitness for K-5 students. (2-year grant)

To bring college access, success, and career mobility opportunities to 220 Boston youth. (2-year grant)