Grant Partners
Ginny’s Helping Hand, Inc.
Funding to develop a fundraising/sustainability plan and build the organization’s fundraising capacity.
New Hope, Inc.
Funding requested to support website updates to meet needs of more diverse community members – including making the site more accessible for people with disabilities.
The Arc of the South Shore
Funding to support an online platform that allows staff to complete trainings and certifications to ensure the programs are run safely and in the best interests of residents.
Casa Project, Inc.
Funding to redesign the organization’s website to be more user-friendly and to communicate more effectively about their programs, diversity, equity, inclusion and belonging commitment, as well as their improved fundraising platform.
Harbor Health Services
Funding for the second phase of a pilot Peer Support Program aimed at providing greater access to care and services for individuals living with HIV through a partnership with the Justice Resource Institute.
The Bridge: A Center for Hope and Healing
Funding to build a sensory room and expand the Sherill House Expressive Therapy program to meet the complex healthcare needs of residents and patients, especially those with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
Lawyers for Civil Rights
Funding to support a strategic planning process for the Medical-Legal Partnership, specifically focused on how to work with clients via tele-health and tele-lawyering models and to expand community partnerships.
Resilient Sisterhood Project, Inc.
Funding requested for laptops, software, and IT support to improve cyber security and virtual work to increase the capacity of the organization.
Greater Boston Veteran’s Collaborative
Funding to provide resources to service members, veterans and their families to assist in purchasing food and groceries.
Gratis Healthcare
Funding for technology needs to facilitate applications for MassHealth and ongoing contact with patients seeking mental health services.
The Home for Little Wanderers
Funding to purchase modular furniture to promote community meal services to help their young clients enhance their social and developmental skills during mealtimes.
Hilltown Youth Recovery Theatre
Funding to expand the organization’s digital presence to generate creative and economic opportunities for youth, including new ways to connect young people to one another by sharing their stories and art. This will also include a web-based charity subscription platform that supports both the members of the Recovery Theatre community, as well as the Theatre itself.
Wayside Youth and Family Support Network, Inc.
Funding to purchase new software that can help manage client data and improve system analytics with the purpose of helping improve capacity and the provision of services.
Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest
Funding to partially support a 10-week, research-based, daily mental health check-in series. The series teaches positive coping strategies and builds cognitive-behavior skills to support youth in pandemic-related healing.
This grant was made in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Revitalize Community Development Corporation
Funding to purchase office equipment and computers for new staff hired to meet increased demand due to the pandemic.
This grant was made in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.