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Chamber Foundation - Boston Chamber Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Foundation The Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Foundation , the Chamber’s 501(c)(3) nonprofit arm, expands economic opportunity through its initiatives focused on workforce and talent development, and small business growth.
Our work supports people and small businesses through programs that develop talent, cultivate future leaders, retain a strong workforce, and promote inclusive growth. Together with the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce, the Foundation creates a powerful ecosystem that drives business success, strengthens communities, and enhances Massachusetts’ long-term competitiveness.
VP and Chamber Foundation Executive Director Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Chamber Foundation’s 2026 Young Residents Survey Finds 20- to 30-Year-Olds Want Local Leaders to Prioritize Housing, Health Care Accessibility, & Quality Jobs Explore the findings from the latest Young Residents Survey.
View Our 2025 Annual Impact Report Individuals Served Annually Across All of the Foundation initiatives Apprentices Placed Since 2022, with 91% of Apprentices Retained by Employer Post-Apprenticeship Business and Civic Leaders Engaging with Boston Public School Principals Workforce & Talent Development Massachusetts Apprentice Network Launched in 2022, the Massachusetts Apprentice Network expands apprenticeship opportunities beyond the trades, convening partners across industries such as tech, advanced manufacturing, healthcare, and financial services to create new pathways for emerging talent.
Partnership with Boston Public Schools A well-designed partnership between the Boston business community and the public school system – one that provides for career-connected learning experiences, aligned skills development, and increased capacity for school leaders – is a critical element for educating Boston’s youth.
Through our Principal Partners initiative and other employer engagement opportunities, the Chamber Foundation invites the Greater Boston business community to collaborate with Boston Public Schools leaders and their students to strengthen our communities and build the workforce of the future.
Young Bostonians Collective The Young Bostonians Collective curates unique experiences for young adults centered on community, culture, and connection. We bring people together in ways that feel intentional, welcoming, and relevant—whether you’re new to the region or deepening your roots here.
An initiative of the Greater Boston Chamber Foundation, the Collective exists to help young talent feel at home in Greater Boston and choose to build their future here. If you’re an employer, connecting your early‑career team to the Collective gives them access to experiences that deepen their sense of belonging here. Small Business Strong champions the more than 700,000 small businesses employing 1.
4 million people across Massachusetts—enterprises that spark innovation, create jobs, and strengthen communities. Through the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Foundation, the initiative provides practical, high‑impact support so small and microbusinesses can access the advocacy, resources, and relationships essential to building resilience and long‑term success.
Through the Pacesetters initiative, the Chamber Foundation is developing an ecosystem of corporations and partners with the influence and buying power to transform systemic opportunity for small and local businesses in Massachusetts. By advancing responsible sourcing practices and spend with small, local businesses, Pacesetters is a runway for economic inclusion that strengthens our region’s economy.
Latest from the Foundation Chamber Foundation Shares Results of 2026 Young Residents Survey The Chamber Foundation commissioned the 2026 Young Residents Survey to understand how employers and policymakers can retain young residents.
Learning Series | Creating a Brand and the Power of AI Sep 30, 2026 12:00pm – 1:00pm Virtual Join Bank of America and better understand how artificial intelligence (AI) can evaluate and strengthen your brand. Aug 06, 2026 12:00pm – 1:00pm Virtual In Massachusetts, retaining families, workers, entrepreneurs, and employers is a challenge. This moment calls for action.
Hiring is harder than ever Downtown Boston is struggling Population shift threatens the region amidst a high cost of living Economic inequities are persistent Transform the lives of current and future residents of the Commonwealth: Make a three-year commitment to a specific program or set of programs.
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The current listing shows FY2023: 2 grants totaling $35,000, ranging $10,000-$25,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
This listing does not include a published deadline, but it is an annual program. Check the official notice for the current cycle's exact dates.
Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce Community Support Funds is funded by Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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