Grants 2001
The Algebra Project, Inc.
$5,000 to support the development of math literacy workers in the Boston and Cambridge Public Schools.
Arts in Progress
$5,000 to support the Circle of Girls, a theater and related arts program."
Associated Grant Makers, Inc.
$5,100 for continued support of programs through membership support.
Associated Grant Makers, Inc.
$5,000 for continued support of summer camps for urban youth through the Summer Fund.
Berkshire Hills Music Academy
$1,000 to support renovations of its newly acquired property.
The Boston Children's Theatre
$3,500 to support Project TASTE (Theatre Arts Subsidized Ticket Experiences) and its new outreach initiative to add a participatory component, Project PASTE.
Bridge Over Troubled Waters, Inc.
$4,000 to support programs serving runaway and homeless youth.
Brookline Library Foundation
$5,000 2nd year grant of a three-year pledge towards a campaign to renovate the library.
Cambodian Community of Massachusetts, Inc.
$6,000 for emergency bridge support for the organization.
Camp JORI
$4,000 for scholarships for needy children from the Greater Boston area to attend camp.
Camp Starfish, Inc.
$3,000 to provide ten scholarships to children to attend one session at Camp Starfish.
Casa Esperanza f/b/o Latinas y Ninos Center
$7,000 to support parenting education classes, group counseling for women, and child advocacy services.
Casa Myrna Vazquez, Inc.
$7,500 to support the Adolescent Transitional Living Program for teen mothers and their children made homeless by domestic violence.
Cathedral High School
$3,000 to support classes and tutoring for students with limited English proficiency.
Child Care Resource Center, Inc.
$4,000 first year payment of a two-year grant to support child care referral services, provider career development programs, and community advocacy services for families and child care providers in greater Boston."
Children's Museum in Easton
$4,000 to support Interactive Learning for Kids, a pilot educational project.
Chinese Progressive Association
$3,500 to support English as a Second Language and US citizenship classes to Chinese immigrant workers.
Citizen Schools
$5,000 second and final year pledge to expand the apprenticeship program to additional Boston Public Schools.
Congregacion Leon de Juda
$5,000 to support its church-based Higher Education Resource Center that serves inner-city youth.
Council for Children
$4,500 to support parent education, training, and support programs in Somerville.
The Coyote Theatre
$3,000 continued support of the Tremont Street Project, a playwriting after-school program.
A Different September Foundation
$5,000 to support the Intergenerational Literacy Project - a program that helps Chelsea parents improve their command of English.
Eagle Eye Institute
$4,000 to expand its Learn About Forests and Learn About Water summer programs and its after-school urban tree care program for youth.
East Boston Ecumenical Community Council
$5,000 to support English as a Second Language classes and family support services to immigrant families.
Epiphany School, Inc.
$4,000 for general operating support.
Facing History and Ourselves
$5,000 to train local middle and high school teachers to implement a curriculum that combats racism, anti-Semitism, and indifference.
Fenway Community Development Corporation
$4,000 to support job training and job placement programs for Fenway and Mission Hill residents.
The Food Project, Inc.
$4,000 to support a summer youth development program based on organic agriculture and community service.
Greater Boston Youth Symphony Orchestras
$6,000 for continued operating support.
Handel & Haydn Society
$4,000 to support the Educational Outreach and Boston Church Partnership program, which brings music into churches, community centers, and schools."
Hebron Academy
$2,000 to support the Academy's tuition assistance program, to enable more students from the greater Boston area to attend Hebron.
Huntington Theatre Company
$2,500 to support education and outreach programs that serve youth and under-served groups in the Boston area.
Interseminarian - Project Place,
$5,000 to support social and educational programs that promotes the self-sufficiency of homeless men and women.
Jewish Family and Children's Service
$4,000 to support social and recreational programming for mentally ill residents of a group home.
Julie's Family Learning Program
$4,000 to support education, job readiness and family support programs.
Kesher Community Hebrew School /After School (Kesher,Inc.)
$3,500 to support an after-school program that promotes Jewish education and values and teaches Hebrew.
LA PIŅATA - Latin American Cultural Family Network, Inc.
$2,500 for operating costs.
Management Consulting Services
$15,000 to support the Immigrant Leadership Development Initiative.
Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers
$5,000 to support case management services in Cambridge that help Portuguese speakers access information, job, housing and other community resources.
MissionSAFE: A New Beginning, Inc.
$5,000 to support an after-school tutoring and mentoring program.
Odwin Learning
$3,000 to support college-preparatory programs for adults seeking to enter the health care field.
Prometheus Dance, Inc.
$4,000 towards operating support.
Refugee Immigration Ministry
$4,500 for church-based resettlement services for refugees seeking asylum in the Boston area.
Shelter, Inc.
$4,000 to support services at the Boston Family Shelter for families who do not meet the eligibility guidelines for state-funded emergency services.
South End Adults at Cathedral
$2,500 to support new GED program as part of the program's adult basic education and job training programs.
SpeakEasy Stage Company
$5,000 for general operating support.
Summerbridge Cambridge
$8,000 to support operating expenses for its eight-week, summer session.
United States Catholic Conference f/b/o Helping Adults Learn Today-St. Angela's ESL Center
$5,000 to support English as a Second Language classes for immigrants in Mattapan.
The Uniterra Foundation f/b/o The Jewish Organizing
$5,000 to support the Jewish Organizing Initiative's training program for young Jewish adults who work for social justice.
Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts, Inc.
$5,000 to support the expansion of a GED training program for African Americans and other adults of color.
West End House Boys & Girls Club of Allston-Brighton
$5,000 to support the satellite youth programs at the Commonwealth Housing Development.
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