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Our Impact - United Way of Massachusetts Bay Change is only the beginning Making an impact that matters At United Way, we don’t just talk about change. We make it happen. Thanks to our network of deep and meaningful connections, we’re able to bring the right people, resources and organizations together to address a problem, create rapid change and drive lasting impact.
Our Impact Overview [PDF] We believe economic justice fuels opportunity. Our work focuses on creating systemic change in five key areas that are all essential to unlocking avenues of prosperity and uplifting everyone across all races and ethnicities. ECONOMIC INCLUSION & WEALTH BUILDING Advancing economic prosperity across all races and ethnicities.
Building financial confidence is the first step to empowering economic prosperity. By improving access to resources designed to help people increase income, build credit and savings, and reduce debt, we can support individuals and families on their journey to achieving financial well-being and close the racial opportunity and wealth gap.
Early Education & Out-of-School Time Giving young learners and their families more opportunities to thrive. Investing in early childhood development and education is a significant way to begin building generational wealth. We are developing programs and initiatives that are more focused on providing affordable and accessible high quality care, family engagement opportunities and early childhood development support.
Pathways for Young Adults Opening pathways to success for disconnected youth and young adults. Due to factors out of their control, disconnected young adults are at risk of being sent down a path that makes it harder for them to thrive. But providing access to the support they need can alter their course completely.
Our work is designed to unlock avenues that connect these young adults to education and career pathways that lead to fulfilling and sustaining careers. Creating opportunities for individuals and families to find a stable home. A safe and stable home provides the foundation we need to become successful in all areas of our lives.
We are building a continuum of housing resources for youth, individuals and families that improve housing stability and make homelessness a rare, brief, one-time event to ensure everyone has a healthy place to call home. Community-Centered Crisis Response Bettering our response in times of tragedy. A public crisis can start a devastating ripple effect in any community, but those who are hit the hardest are low income households.
We are working to better identify and prioritize marginalized communities and their trusted networks when distributing resources for immediate relief and long-term resilience. ECONOMIC INCLUSION & WEALTH BUILDING Advancing economic prosperity across all races and ethnicities. Early Education & Out-of-School Time Giving young learners and their families more opportunities to thrive.
Pathways for Young Adults Opening pathways to success for disconnected youth and young adults. Creating opportunities for individuals and families to find a stable home. Community-Centered Crisis Response Bettering our response in times of tragedy.
CHANGE THAT'S CLOSE TO HOME To create the most impact, we are focusing our efforts in the cities with the highest number of households excluded from financial well-being. From a child in Dorchester learning to read or a family in Lowell saving enough to buy their first home, we are creating an economically just region by focusing our efforts in the communities with the greatest need. LET'S UPLIFT COMMUNITIES TOGETHER
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Massachusetts nonprofits with BIPOC/Latino leadership or serving communities in Boston, Chelsea, Lowell, Lawrence, Springfield, Worcester and other focus areas. Must demonstrate community engagement in decision-making. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $8M annually through 2030 ($56M total for 124 grantees). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
United Way of Massachusetts Bay Strategic Partnerships Multi-Year Grants is funded by United Way of Massachusetts Bay. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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