Competitive Grants
Alray Taylor Second Chance Scholarship Fund
$3,500 – Mentor Training and Support
American Indian College Fund
$10,000 – The Paul and Edith Babson Foundation Tribal Scholarship Program
Apprentice Learning
$4,000 – General Operations
The ArtCouncil Inc., DBA Artadia: The Fund for Art and Dialogue
$2,000 – Artadia’s Boston Programs: the Boston Artadia Awards and Artadia Network
Ascendus (formerly Accion East, Inc.)
$2,500 – Small business Resiliency and Growth for Immigrant Entrepreneurs in Greater Boston
Asian Community Development Corporation
$4,000 – A-VOYCE (Asian Voices of Organized Youth for Community Empowerment)
Backyard Growers
$2,000 – Backyard Growers to Strengthen, Sustain, & Spread Food-Growing Communities
Benjamin Franklin Institute of Technology
$5,000 – Early College: Building Technical Career Pathways While Reducing Student Debt
Beyond Walls
$3,500 – Taking the Classroom to the Streets
Boston Baroque
$3,000 – Boston Baroque: 50th Anniversary Season
Boston Building Resources – Reuse Center
$3,000 – Reuse Center Operations
Boston Debate League
$2,000 – Empowering Youth Through After-School Debate
Boston Farms Community Land Trust
$5,000 – Supporting urban farms in Mattapan, Dorchester, and Roxbury
Boston Harbor Now
$5,000 – Harbor and Islands Education Experience Fund
Boston Missionary Baptist Community Center
$4,000 – New Generation Youth Program
Boston Music Project
$3,000 – Program Support with a Focus on Leadership Programming
Boston Partners in Education
$3,000 – General Operating Support
Boston Police Athletic League
$4,000 – G.R.O.W. Girls Reflecting Our World
Boston Schools Fund Inc.
$3,000 – Leveling the Playing Field in Education for High-Need Students in Boston
Boston Scores
$4,000 – Leadership in Action
Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston
$5,000 – Life After the Club (LATC)/Ready To Work (RTW) workforce readiness program
Breaktime United, Inc.
$3,500 – Operational Support for Young Adults in Breaktime Program
Budget Buddies
$5,000 – Expansion of Financial Empowerment Programs for Women and Teen Girls Living on Low Incomes
BUILD – Greater Boston
$4,000 – BUILD’s Youth Entrepreneurship Program
Center for Arms Control and Non-proliferation
$2,000 – The Paul A. Castleman Policy Fellowship
Center for Women & Enterprise
$4,000 – Entrepreneurship Training for Low-Income Women
Central Square Theater
$3,000 – Youth Underground
Chica Project
$3,000 – General Operating Support for Chica Project
City Mission Inc.
$4,000- The Social Justice Internship Program (SJIP)
College for Social Innovation
$4,000 – Educating and Inspiring the Next Generation of Problem Solvers
Community Art Center, Inc.
$3,000 – Teen Programs
Cooperative Development Institute f/b/o Dorchester Food Co-op
$5,000 – Building the solidarity economy through a healthy food access and community ownership lens
Crispus Attucks Children’s Center
$2,000 – Preparing Children for School and Life – General Operating Support
Cultural Survival, Inc.
$5,000 – Building a Sustainable Program to Support Indigenous Entrepreneurship
Economic Mobility Pathways AKA EMpath (Crittenton Women’s Union)
$4,000 – Career Family Opportunity Program
Education Through Music- Massachusetts, Inc. (ETM-MA)
$3,000 – ETM-MA Music Education School Partnership Program 2022-2023 Academic Year
English for New Bostonians
$3,000 – Immigrant Economic Recover and Resilience
Environment Massachusetts Research & Policy Center
$4,000 – Students for 100% Renewable Energy
The Epiphany School, Inc.
$4,000 – Epiphany School’s Graduate Support Program
EVKids, Inc.
$4,000 – Inspiring Connections: Tutoring for Underserved Boston Youth
The Food Project
$4,000 – The Food Project’s 2022-23 Youth Programs
Friends of the Children-Boston
$5,000 – Friends-Boston Financial Literacy and Incentive Based Savings Program
Friends of the Community Growing Center
$2,000 – Nurtured by Nature: Cultivating Meaningful and Sustainable Connections Through an Urban Greenspace
Future Chefs
$4,000 – Future Chefs School to Career Programming
Girls’ LEAP
$2,000 – 2023 Girls’ Lifetime Awareness Empowerment Program (LEAP)
Gloucester Maritime Heritage Center, Inc.
$4,000 – Summer Internship Program
Gloucester Stage Company, Inc.
$3,000 – Gloucester Stage Theater Education Programs
GreenRoots Inc.
$4,000 – Achieving Food Justice and Improving Public Health of Food-Insecure Residents in Chelsea
Haley House, Inc.
$4,000 – Urban Farming at Haley House
Haven Project, Inc.
$4,000 – The Haven Project Job Training Program
Hyde Square Task Force
$5,000 – Jóvenes en Acción/Youth in Action Program
International Institute of New England
$4,000 – Refugee Employment Services (RES)
International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War (IPPNW)
$4,000 – Youth Empowerment to Prevent Extinction (YEPE)
Inversant
$4,000 – Inversant College Savings Match Program
Jeremiah Program
$4,000 – Economic Mobility through Postsecondary Education for Boston Single Mothers
LA PINATA – the Latin American Cultural Family Network, Inc.
$2,000 – Dia de Los Muertos Cultural Workshops & Community Event
La Vida Inc.
$3,000 – Expanding Equity in Higher Education for Lynn and Chelsea, MA
Level Ground Mixed Martial Arts
$4,000 – Student Trainer Academic & Workforce Development Program
Literations
$4,000 – Boston Sustained Tutoring Program
Madison Park Development Corporation (MPDC)
$4,000 – 2023 Roxbury Community Garden Initiative
Mass Humanities
$3,000 – Clemente Course in the Humanities Dorchester
Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group Education Fund
$4,000 – Civics in Action Internship Program
Merrimack Valley Project, Inc.
$4,000 – 2022 Latino Civic Engagement Campaign
Mothers for Justice and Equality
$4,000 – MJE Trauma Informed Youth Services
Mystic Learning Center, Inc.
$4,000 – Books of Hope
Mystic River Watershed Association
$4,000 – Using the Mystic River as a Living Laboratory
New Economy Coalition
$4,000 – New Economy Coalition’s Hybrid Annual Member Meeting & Massachusetts Regional Gathering
New England Center for Arts & Technology
$3,000 – Culinary Arts job Training Program
Pathways for Children, Inc.
$5,000 – School Age Care (SAC) Positive Youth Development Programming
Philanthropy MA
$12,000 – The Summer Fund
Project Hope
$4,000 – Project Hope Family Childcare Network (FCC)
Raising A Reader MA
$4,000 – Raising A Reader Massachusetts (RAR-MA) Metro Boston
Raw Art Works
$4,000 – Arts-Based Teen Employment and Workforce Readiness Training for Underserved Youth
Root
$4,000 – Operating support for Root Youth Training and Employment Program and Community Catering Initiative.
SCORE Boston
$3,000 – Virtual Small Business Workshops
Seaside Sustainability, Inc.
$2,000 – Green Scholars Goes Digital (GSGD)
Shooting Touch Inc.
$2,000 – Shooting Touch Boston (STB) Program
Sisters Unchained
$3,000 – Sisters Unchained Programming
Sociedad Latina
$2,000 – Pathways to Success
South Boston Neighborhood Development Corporation
$4,000 – South Boston NDC Community Park and Garden
Summer Search
$3,000 – Summer Experiences for Students
Theatrezone Inc. DBA Apollinaire Theatre Company
$2,000 – Apollinaire Play Lab
TSNE MissionWorks f/b/o The Carrot Project
$3,000 – Enhancing 1:1 Business Technical Assistance to Startup Farm & Food Businesses in Greater Boston
Union Capital Boston
$3,000 – Network Nights to Build Social Capital
Urban Farming Institute
$3,000 – Support for UFI’s Farmer Training Program
Urbano Project Inc.
$1,500 – Youth Artist Projects (YAP) and Artist Residencies (AiR)
Wellspring House, Inc.
$4,000 – Career Pathways at Gloucester High School (formerly WERC/Youth)
The Wiley Network
$5,000 – Expansion: Meeting the Need in Greater Boston
WriteBoston
$4,500 – Teens in Print: A citywide teen publication and after-school program
YMCA of Greater Boston
$10,000 – Boston Police Department/YMCA Campership Program
YMCA of Metro North
$3,000 – Enhancing OST (Out-of-School Time)
Youth Enrichment Services
$3,000 – YES Teen Leadership Corps
ZUMIX
$4,000 – Creative Youth Development Programs
TOTAL 2022 COMPETITIVE GRANTS: $362,000