Nonprofit Bottom Line, which helps first-generation and low-income students get into college and guide them through college graduation, received a $50,000 grant from New Balance Foundation.
Are you passionate about food insecurity initiatives — then you might be interested in a food justice coordinator position through the First Baptist Church’s Food Justice Program.
One of Jamaica Plain’s businesses dating back to before the United States was a country, and a business that opened just last year, were among a group of businesses to receive storefront grants.
The Franklin Park Coalition will discuss new ecological restoration efforts around Franklin Park in a virtual July 14 meeting. You’ll also learn how you can get involved through volunteer days and more.
Local Jamaica Plain nonprofit Bikes Not Bombs is seeking candidates to serve as board advisors to provide guidance to the organization by participating in strategic planning, fundraising, and other responsibilities.
Jamaica Plain nonprofit Community Servings recently announced the launch of the AMPL Institute, combining the nonprofit’s 35 years of expertise and excellence in providing medically tailored nutrition with rigorous research, policy work and provider education.
Jamaica Plain nonprofit Community Servings announced a three-year grant of approximately $350,000 from The Rockefeller Foundation to develop a comprehensive case study on the economic and environmental impact of sourcing from small and mid-scale family farms for medically tailored meals.
A local nonprofit has purchased the former EnVision Hotel on South Huntington Avenue, which it has been operating as temporary transitional housing since 2022. Victory Programs is now operating the site as a permanent housing site for individuals coming from Mass. and Cass.
