State Street Foundation Workforce Grants in Massachusetts

State Street Foundation Workforce Grants in Massachusetts is sponsored by State Street Foundation. Provides general operating support for workforce preparation, job readiness, and educational access programs to promote economic opportunity, improve educational achievement, college success, employability, and racial equity outcomes for people aged 14 and over.

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Sustainable investing capabilities Global inclusion and diversity Reports, policies and disclosures Strengthening our communities President, State Street Foundation “As a global firm, we recognize the important role we play in supporting the economic vitality of our communities.

Being a good corporate citizen drives employee engagement, enhances our reputation with clients and builds public trust while fostering a positive impact on society. ” Through State Street Foundation, our philanthropic arm, we are committed to creating stronger communities by making grants to charitable organizations that advance educational achievement and employability.

Total global giving by State Street Foundation in 2025, including employee matching gifts, grants to nonprofit organizations, and other support Invested in nonprofits working to enhance educational and employment outcomes in 2025 Invested in other grants in 2025, including disaster relief and volunteer efforts State Street Foundation’s grantees are advancing education and employability outcomes in communities around the world.

We engaged independent consulting partners in EMEA ( Charities Aid Foundation UK ) and APAC ( Myriad USA ) to help us ensure our global grantmaking reflects our commitment to serving the communities where State Street operates. We are pleased to make this industry-leading research available.

trigger + inline modal overlay --> Read the Charities Aid Foundation UK report trigger + inline modal overlay --> Read the Myriad USA report State Street Foundation accepts grant applications by invitation only. Organizations that operate in our locations and have missions that closely align with our grantmaking priorities in education and employability are welcome to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) for funding consideration.

The Expression of Interest (EOI) can be accessed here . Organizations selected through the EOI process will be invited to complete a full grant application. Please note that we will not respond to inquiries from organizations that have not been invited to submit a full application.

Please review our grantmaking guidelines by region below: Asia Pacific (APAC) Region Grantmaking Guidelines Europe/Middle East/Africa (EMEA) Region Grantmaking Guidelines North America Grantmaking Guidelines Funding college readiness Since 2020, State Street has invested over $8 million in Early College, our signature Boston-area grantmaking initiative.

Through Early College, high school students take strategically sequenced, actual college classes with strong career orientations during their regular high school day, at no cost to themselves or their families. Early College students receive enhanced academic and guidance support to help them thrive in the rigorous college coursework and in the unfamiliar, and sometimes daunting, college environment.

They graduate from high school with significant college credits, reducing the cost and time to degree completion. Our matching gifts program monetizes employee volunteer time, matches their personal donations and supports their charitable fundraising efforts that help us to further support our local communities.

Community partnerships in action Across communities worldwide, State Street Foundation supports partners that help individuals overcome barriers and reach their full potential through education, workforce readiness, and career development.

Employees making a difference Through volunteer service, mentorship, and community leadership, State Street employees are helping create opportunities, strengthen communities, and make a lasting difference. Our employee volunteer program, State Street Volunteers, aims to help our communities thrive through impactful service that also engages and up-skills our employees.

Hours volunteered by employees in 2025 Of volunteer hours that were skills-based in 2025 Days of paid volunteer leave for every employee Skills-based volunteering Our employee volunteers leverage their professional skills in a variety of ways to help State Street Foundation-supported charities.

Whether creating a centralized and more efficient data collection process, or designing a compelling annual report, our employees make meaningful impact on our community partners. Team and individual volunteering We encourage all employees to volunteer with the organizations that matter to them, whether as a team or individually. We provide 32 hours of paid volunteer time annually for each employee.

Corporate Citizenship Councils Our Corporate Citizenship Councils (CCCs) comprise employees dedicated to service in their office locations. Our CCCs around the world facilitate meaningful volunteer projects for their colleagues, providing them with opportunities to give back to their local communities. CCCs also direct State Street Foundation grant funding to local charitable organizations.