To expand local tutoring, mentorship, and college prep programs for low-income youth of color in South Seattle. (2-year grant)

To support the recruitment, training, and development of Boston and Chelsea corps members and alumni. (2-year grant)

To train teenage students to tutor and mentor second- through fourth-grade students in reading and help bring struggling readers up to grade level. (2-year grant)

To address digital inequity by empowering communities with the digital skills, tools, and access to take full advantage of the digital world. (2-year grant)

To provide youth experiencing homelessness with nutritious food and connections to support services in the University District area of Seattle.

To provide under-resourced Boston students with mentoring and academic support services to ensure high school graduation and enrollment in post-secondary programs. (2-year grant)

To support all survivors of family violence regardless of ethnicity, religion, or background.

To engage, prepare, and position urban youth in Greater Boston to succeed in college, careers, and society. (2-year grant)

To support the Passport to College Program, making educational tutoring and counseling services available to first-generation youth across BPS high schools. (2-year grant)

To help program graduates set educational, workforce, and life goals, and provide the mentorship, support and resources needed to empower them to achieve those goals. (2-year grant)