Literacy Movement for More - Fall 2020
Literacy Movement for More’s vision is a fully literate society where every person in every community around the world is empowered to reach their full potential through reading and education. They aim to build hundreds of libraries that cultivate healthy learning environments and meaningful community engagement.
Asian Women for Health - Fall 2020
Consultants: Helene Barbier, Naomi Bortnik, Suraj Chablani, Matthew Huo
Asian Women for Health (AWFH) is a peer-led, community-based network dedicated to advancing Asian women’s health and wellbeing through education, advocacy, and support. AWFH consists of a diverse group of individuals working together across differences in age, ethnicity, language, sexual orientation, socio-economic and educational levels, to address individual, community-wide and systemic barriers that affect Asian women and their loved ones.
Tailored for Success - Spring 2020
Consultants: Melissa Soong, Helene Barbier, Kevin Zheng, Tiffany Lee
Tailored For Success, Inc. (TFS) is a not for profit organization dedicated to assisting economically disadvantaged women, men and youth with resources to build their self-esteem and self-confidence, providing thousands of job seekers with free high quality business attire, interview coaching and personal and professional development workshops since 2000.
Bryce’s Journey - Fall 2019/Spring 2020
Consultants Fall 2019: George Lee, Conor Mallon, Helene Barbier, Jonathan Hsin
Consultants Spring 2020: Vincent Huang, Khanh Vo, Naomi Bortnik, Michael Stauber
The Mission for Bryce’s Journey, Inc is to provide free or low-cost support to low-income inner city Boston Families with high functioning children living with disabilities such as Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). Bryce’s Journey, Inc. also provides support, guidance, informational resources, support groups and parent workshops to the parents of children with Autism and ADHD.
Asian Women for Health - Fall 2019
Consultants: Melissa Soong, Matthew Lee, Elizabeth Cui, William Guo, Harry Gould
Asian Women for Health (AWFH) is a peer-led, community-based network dedicated to advancing Asian women’s health and wellbeing through education, advocacy, and support. AWFH consists of a diverse group of individuals working together across differences in age, ethnicity, language, sexual orientation, socio-economic and educational levels, to address individual, community-wide and systemic barriers that affect Asian women and their loved ones.
Adaptive Sports - Fall 2019
Consultants: Eric Cho, Maya Nozaka, Hanson Truong, Ariel The
The mission of Adaptive Sports New England is to increase participation in sports among New England youth and young adults who have visual or mobility impairments. Adaptive Sports New England collaborates with youth, high school and college leagues/conferences to include Para sport events in new and existing competitions.
People Making A Difference - Fall 2019
Consultants: Chris Tsang, Alexander Bellavia, Ethan Fong, Samantha Anwar
PMD engages people through meaningful, hands-on work that meets local needs by following a strong service ethic to produce appreciable results while conserving recipients' limited resources, educating volunteers about broader issues, and bringing people together to make a difference.
Mass Mentoring Partnership - Spring 2019
Consultants: Matthew Weiss, Evan Moore, Melissa Soong, Joanne Kao, George Lee
Mass Mentoring Partnership (MMP) is fueling the movement to expand empowering youth-adult relationships across Massachusetts. MMP serves more than 370 mentoring and youth development programs statewide supporting more than 50,000 youth in mentoring relationships.
Boston Shakespeare Project - Spring 2019
Consultants: Miguel Abouchedid, Connor Jew, Chris Tsang, Aaron Chow, Julie Huang
Boston Shakespeare Project is a nonprofit organization that provides arts and humanities enrichment programs for Greater Boston's underserved youth. They strive to promote a spirit of community and collaboration between local schools and universities, using Shakespeare as a bridge to connect young students with teaching artists and mentors.
Community Action, Inc. - Fall 2018
Consultants: Ethan Zak, Evan Moore, Ian McGuire
Community Action, Inc. provides resources and opportunities for individuals, families and communities to overcome poverty. CAI envisions strong, thriving communities free of poverty, and build hope and offer assistance with respect and understanding.
Malden Access TV - Fall 2018
Consultants: Christine Taing, Lili Kobayashi, Emmie Galler, Miguel Abouchedid
MATV fosters the Malden community’s free exchange of information, opinions, and interests through access to media technology, outreach, and education. MATV believes giving everyone a voice makes for a more connected community and vibrant place to live and work.
Tailored for Success - Fall 2018
Consultants: Ghinwa Naja, Everett Tu, Melissa Soong
Tailored For Success, Inc. (TFS) is a not for profit organization dedicated to assisting economically disadvantaged women, men and youth with resources to build their self-esteem and self-confidence, providing thousands of job seekers with free high quality business attire, interview coaching and personal and professional development workshops since 2000.
Asian American Civic Association - Spring 2018
Consultants: Melanie Barbini, Brandon Ngo, Stephen Wang, Dani Sharara
The mission of the Asian American Civic Association is to provide limited English speaking and economically disadvantaged people with education, occupational training and social services enabling them to realize lasting economic self-sufficiency.
Lovin’ Spoonfuls - Spring 2018
Consultants: Kelly Szaniawski, Clarance Mow, Sanjit Kotwal, Tanya Jackson, Boris Sheydin
Lovin’ Spoonfuls is a nonprofit food rescue organization based in Boston dedicated to facilitating the rescue and distribution of healthy, fresh food that would otherwise be discarded by picking up wholesome, perishable food from grocery stores, distributing it to 150 community nonprofits that feed hungry people.
The Genesis Foundation for Children - Spring 2016
The mission of The Genesis Foundation for Children is to provide funding for the diagnosis and compassionate, coordinated care of children born with physical, intellectual, and genetic disorders, and to aid them in achieving their full potential.
Julie's Family Learning Program - Spring 2016
Julie's is a family support, wellness and education program that is committed to the development of strong, stable, healthy family functioning. Julie’s provides services that enable poor, at-risk mothers and their children to transform their lives and become healthy, successful and economically self-sufficient members of their communities
Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly - Fall 2016
Little Brothers - Friends of the Elderly is an international, non-profit, volunteer-based organization committed to relieving isolation and loneliness among the elderly. Little Brothers offers to people of good will the opportunity to join with the elderly in friendship and the celebration of life.
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