UNICEF, the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund, works globally to protect and improve the lives of children. It provides essential services like healthcare, education, and clean water, while advocating for children's rights and safety. UNICEF’s mission is to ensure every child can grow up healthy, educated, and protected.

Embrace Boston is a nonprofit organization dedicated to advancing racial and economic justice in the city. Founded in 2017, it operates at the intersection of arts, culture, research and public policy to dismantle structural racism. One of its notable projects is "The Embrace," a bronze sculpture on Boston Common that honors the legacy of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Coretta Scott King.

Epiphany School is a tuition-free, independent middle school in Boston dedicated to serving economically disadvantaged families. It offers an extended day and year-round program, providing comprehensive support including meals, tutoring, and extracurricular activities. Guided by its motto, "Never give up on a child," Epiphany aims to foster lasting academic and personal growth for its students and their families.

Samaritans is a nonprofit organization focused on preventing suicide and offering support to individuals in crisis. They provide a 24/7 confidential helpline, community education, and support groups for those affected by suicide. Samaritans works to reduce stigma and promote mental health awareness. Their mission is to offer hope and support to those affected by suicide and mental health.

The International Institute of New England (IINE) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting immigrants and refugees as they integrate into their new communities. Their mission is to create opportunity and inclusion for all newcomers. IINE offers services including Humanitarian relief, skills training, English language classes, and legal assistance.

Boston Medical Center is a leading academic medical center and the largest safety-net hospital in New England. It provides exceptional care regardless of patients' ability to pay, offering services like primary care, specialized treatments, and extensive wraparound services. Boston Medical Center is also a hub for groundbreaking research and medical education, addressing health disparities and advancing healthcare innovation all while leading the nation towards greater health equity. Its mission is to provide accessible, high-quality care to all, with a focus on underserved communities.

Pine Street Inn is New England's largest homeless services organization, dedicated to ending homelessness. It provides emergency shelter, permanent housing, work development, and support services to help individuals rebuild their lives. Serving over 2,000 people daily, Pine Street Inn focuses on long-term solutions to homelessness by offering stability and pathways to independence. Their mission is to end homelessness by making the safety and stability of permanent housing a reality for all.

The Can We Talk Network is part of the Social Impact Center, an independent 501(c)3 ministry of Roxbury Presbyterian Church. The Can We Talk Network aims to create a spiritually inspired, community-based, clinically supported safe space for sharing pain. It  provides a caring community of peer support to provide a new sense of meaning and purpose.. It gives individuals the chance to be seen, heard, and cared for.

The Equal Justice Initiative (EJI) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to challenging racial and economic injustice in the United States. EJI provides legal representation to individuals who have been unfairly treated by the criminal justice system, particularly those on death row or facing wrongful convictions. In addition to legal advocacy, the organization works to raise awareness about racial inequality, mass incarceration, and the legacy of slavery and segregation through education, policy work, research, and public memorials, including the Legacy Museum in Montgomery, Alabama.

Homeboy Industries is the largest gang rehabilitation and re-entry program in the world. Homeboy offers a range of services, including job training, education, mental health support, and employment opportunities, to help previously incarcerated people reintegrate into society. Homeboy Industries aims to break the cycle of violence and poverty by welcoming them into a community of mutual kinship and love.

Established in 1888 and located in the heart of Boston, Saint Cecilia Parish is a vibrant, progressive Catholic community. With an intergenerational congregation, the Saint Cecilia offers a range of religious services including virtual Mass and sacraments. Saint Cecilia is also committed to social justice, providing outreach programs to assist those in need, including food distribution and support for the unhoused. With a strong emphasis on inclusivity and service, the parish strives to create a welcoming environment for all.

Boston Healthcare for the Homeless Program (BHCHP) provides comprehensive medical care and support services to individuals experiencing homelessness in the Greater Boston area. Offering a range of high quality healthcare services—including primary care, mental health support, substance use treatment, and dental care—BHCHP aims to address the unique health needs of the unhoused population. The organization also connects individuals with housing resources and social services to ensure that people without stable housing receive the care and dignity they deserve.

Love Does is a nonprofit organization dedicated to fighting injustice and providing educational opportunities for children and communities in conflict zones around the world. Love Does focuses on creating lasting change through education, legal aid, and advocacy. Love Does operates with a unique, action-driven approach, emphasizing love, justice, and the transformative power of relationships.

Sport dans la Ville uses sports as a tool for youth empowerment and development. They offer sports programs, educational support, and career development opportunities supporting young people from underrepresented neighborhoods in France. Their mission is to use sports and mentorship as a pathway to professional development.

Thistle Farms is a nonprofit social enterprise dedicated to helping women who have survived trafficking, addiction, and prostitution. Thistle Farms provides employment, housing, and therapeutic support to women survivors. Thistle Farms aims to ensure access to safe housing, financial independence, and a lifelong community of support and healing.

Seed Global Health is a nonprofit organization focused on improving healthcare in underserved regions by training the next generation of health professionals. Through its flagship programs, Seed partners with local health institutions to provide training and support for medical and nursing students in countries like Uganda, Malawi, and Sierra Leone. Seed Global Health’s efforts empower local healthcare systems, improve public health outcomes, and aims to enhance the quality of care and address critical health challenges in these communities.

The Posse Foundation is a nonprofit organization that identifies and recruits high school students with strong leadership potential from diverse backgrounds. They provide the students full-tuition scholarships at top colleges and universities, aiming to train the next generation of leaders and create a lasting impact on both individual lives and society.

Cours Ozanam is a Pre-K/ Elementary school dedicated to providing educational support to children and families facing financial hardships in France. 

They work together with the parents to “co-educate” the students. They believe that education is taught both in school and at home, fostering a strong community between the families and school. 

They offer extensive programs, including personal development, an after school program and alumni program to provide long-term educational support for their students.

Breaktime is a nonprofit organization that empowers young adults experiencing homelessness by providing job training and employment opportunities in the hospitality industry. Through a three-part transitional employment program, Breaktime offers participants paid work experience, mentorship, and life skills training, helping them build the confidence and skills needed to secure stable employment and achieve financial independence and long-term stable housing.

The Ecole de Provence is an educational institution founded by the Jesuits in Marseille in 1873. The institution supports and challenges students to experience the joy of learning and to lead each person towards the best version of themselves through personal growth exercises incorporated in the institution’s curriculum. They aim to enable their students to become citizens of the world and encourage them to be of service to others.

Raising A Reader focuses on fostering early literacy skills in young children through equity-focused reading programs. The program provides families with age-appropriate books and promotes daily reading routines, aiming to build a love for reading and strengthen parent-child bonds. Raising A Reader offers workshops and resources to help parents support their children's language development and educational success.

The CentraleSupélec Foundation is a merger between the Centrale Paris Foundation and the Supelec Foundation. The CentraleSupélec Foundation aims to support educational and research initiatives in the fields of engineering, technology, and innovation. Linked to CentraleSupélec, one of France’s leading engineering schools, the foundation also provides scholarships, funds research projects, and fosters partnerships within the industry to advance knowledge and societal impact. It also supports initiatives aimed at promoting diversity and inclusion in science and engineering, helping to bridge the gap for underrepresented groups. 

RIZE Massachusetts is a nonprofit organization focused on addressing the opioid crisis by investing in innovative solutions to improve prevention, treatment, and recovery. RIZE funds initiatives that provide access to high-quality care, support recovery services, and reduce the stigma associated with addiction. RIZE works in collaboration with local communities, healthcare providers, and policymakers to create lasting change and bring greater awareness and urgency to the devastating impact of the opioid epidemic.

The Jane Goodall Legacy Foundation is dedicated to continuing the work of Dr. Jane Goodall, focusing on wildlife conservation, environmental protection, and human empowerment. The foundation supports initiatives that protect endangered species, restore ecosystems, and promote sustainable living, while also fostering education and awareness about the interconnectedness of all life. Through its programs, the foundation empowers individuals to ensure that Dr. Goodall's mission of hope, respect for nature, and positive change continues to impact future generations.

The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) is a global inclusive campaign working to eliminate nuclear weapons and promote peace and security worldwide. ICAN advocates for the adoption and implementation of international treaties, particularly the Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, which aims to legally bind nations to eliminate nuclear arsenals. The organization raises awareness about the humanitarian consequences of nuclear warfare and builds pressure on governments to take action towards disarmament.

Silver Lining Mentors is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting youth in foster care as they transition to adulthood. The program focuses on providing mentorship, resources, and guidance to help these young individuals develop essential life skills, establish career paths, and build supportive relationships.

Urban Achievers is a school designed for underserved student-athletes and those pursuing careers in the sports industry. It offers a unique learning experience where students can excel both in their academic and athletic careers without compromise. It aims to transform students with a passion for sport into multidimensional leaders, empowering them to excel not only in their sport but also in academics, careers, and community impact.

The Center for Action and Contemplation (CAC) is a nonprofit organization founded by the Franciscan friar Richard Rohr, focusing on spiritual growth, contemplation, and social action. It aims to integrate the practices of action and contemplation to foster deeper connections with God and promote social justice. The CAC offers resources, workshops, and online courses to help individuals deepen their spiritual lives and engage meaningfully with the world.

Infinite, supports underprivileged students to become the next generation of leaders by accessing higher education. Infinite relies on a virtuous, sustainable, solidarity-based mechanism where students will benefit from an interest-free loan to help them access top schools and universities around the world.

Interfaith America is a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering interfaith cooperation and understanding. They work to inspire, equip, and connect leaders and institutions to harness the power of religious diversity for the betterment of society.

Aspire Institute is a non-profit organization based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. They are dedicated to transforming the lives of low-income, first-generation college students worldwide by identifying and nurturing hidden talent to build cohorts of next-generation leaders. Their programs provide leadership development and educational resources, delivered by Harvard and world-class faculty, to help students reach their full potential, success in their careers, and make a positive impact on their communities.

Support + Feed is a non-profit organization that combats the climate crisis and food insecurity by working toward a global shift to an equitable, plant-based food system. They focus on providing plant-based meals to people in need, supporting local food economies, especially those owned by marginalized communities, and educating the public about the connection between food, climate change, and social justice.

The Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center (HSNHC) is a non-profit community health center located in Dorchester, Massachusetts. They are committed to providing high-quality, accessible multi-service care to the diverse population of the neighborhood and surrounding areas. They offer community programs focused on health education, prevention, and wellness. They strive to improve the overall health and well-being of the community by addressing both medical and social needs.

The Family Nurturing Center is a non-profit organization committed to empowering parents and caregivers in low-income communities. By providing free programs and support services, they help parents build confidence, create nurturing environments that promote healthy child development, school readiness, and long-term success; providing a foundation to make a lasting difference in the lives of families and communities.

The Human Flourishing Program at Harvard University focuses on understanding and promoting human well-being by integrating insights from various fields, including psychology, philosophy, and public health. It aims to explore the components that contribute to a fulfilling and meaningful life, providing research-driven strategies to enhance individuals' overall quality of life.

The Marshall Project is a nonprofit news organization founded in 2014, focused on criminal justice issues in the United States. It aims to create a deeper understanding of the complexities surrounding the justice system through investigative reporting, analysis, and storytelling. The organization seeks to inform the public and influence policy through its journalism, fostering a dialogue about the challenges and opportunities for reform. 

Camp Harbor View is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving Boston youth and their families. They offer a pilot program called Camp Harborview's Guaranteed Income Program,  which provides 50 Boston families with monthly unconditional cash assistance. It is a commitment to long-term racial and social equity in Boston. This program aims to alleviate poverty and promote economic mobility by empowering families to make their own decisions about how to best use the funds. The program is designed to support families in meeting their basic needs, as well as investing in their children's education and future.