Making an Impact in Our Communities

The Salvation Army of Boston is an organization helping those in need. As a community and place of worship without discrimination, the Salvation Army welcomes individuals and families, helps alleviate hunger, combats addiction, responds to natural disasters, and more.

Rosie's Place is a multi-service community center and safe haven offering women emergency shelter, meals, and more. The organization provides one-on-one support, food, housing and job search services, and more in and around Boston.

Rebuilding Together is a national non-profit we volunteer for to rehabilitate homes in local communities. The organization coordinates essential repairs to enable people to stay in their homes by targeting significant safety and health hazards, including cleanliness, contamination, ventilation, thermal control, pest control, and more.

Focusing on providing technology education for young women of color, Black Girls CODE is changing the face of the field by training thousands of girls to lead, innovate, build, and create within computer programming and technology. With 15 chapters, Black Girls CODE is building pathways for a future we can get behind.

The Boston Alliance of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Youth (BAGLY) is a youth-led, adult-supported organization committed to social justice and creating, sustaining, and advocating for programs, policies, and services for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ+) youth. BAGLY believes in creating a safer and more equal world for LGBTQ+ youths of color, transgender, and gender non-conforming individuals, as well as homeless LGBTQ+ youths.

For an organization that fights hunger in its community, Every Meal is filling meal gaps for children with food insecurity in Minnesota. By partnering with communities and schools, Every Meal provides children and families with access to food by coordinating volunteers, developing food access sites, and enabling financial supporters.

The foundation was started in Quito, Ecuador in 1990 as an initiative to help low-income boys and girls affected by leukemia and other blood diseases. Since then, it has registered over 2,000 patients, averaging 120 monthly patients and their families accessing hospital care during their treatment and follow-up period.

As a non-profit dedicated to scientific research for Galapagos Archipelago conservation, Charles Darwin Research Station's remarkable efforts support the biodiversity of the local wildlife. Our contribution supports Ecuador's national treasure by sponsoring the Scalloped Hammerhead Shark, a critically endangered species in the area.

With the essential support of donors and volunteers, the Canadian Cancer Society improves the lives of people affected by cancer by funding world-class research, advocating for the public interest, and providing compassionate support.

The foundation promotes a healthy and active lifestyle among young people to prevent school dropouts. The organization awards scholarships to elite and top student-athletes, supports young soccer players, visits schools to give inspirational talks, and funds introductory athletics activities in Quebec schools.

Through its educational action, integrative educational projects, and strategic partnerships, Ruelle de L'Avenir is an NPO from South-Central Montreal that mobilizes young people and their families in their learning and academic success.

Leucan's mission is to promote the recovery and well-being of cancer-stricken children and their families by providing assistance during and beyond all stages of the illness and by supporting research.