We are excited to announce that on the evening of May 28, TPC awarded $250,000…
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Mission: Boston HERC equips Latino and other disadvantaged youth and their families to obtain a… Read More →
Mission: The mission of the Chelsea Collaborative is to empower Chelsea residents to enhance the… Read More →
Our mission is to inspire, teach, and enable women to engage in collective philanthropy, in order to provide grants to charitable organizations . . .
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Mission: City Life/Vida Urbana is a grassroots community organization committed to fighting for racial, social… Read More →
Mission: Dignity Matters is a non-profit that collects, purchases, and distributes free menstrual products, bras,… Read More →
At The Philanthropy Connection, we are deeply committed to fostering the next generation of women philanthropists . . .
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Mission: Fathers’ UpLift works to assist fathers in overcoming barriers (financial, oppressive, emotional, traumatic and… Read More →
Mission: GreenRoots works to achieve environmental justice and greater quality of life through collective action,… Read More →
Mission: Neighbors in Need fights hunger locally by distributing food at 13 Food Pantries located… Read More →
We’re a group of 250+ dynamic, generous women committed to philanthropy in Boston. What initially… Read More →
Mission: Project Citizenship seeks to increase the naturalization rate in Massachusetts and beyond. Project Citizenship's… Read More →
Mission: RIA House's mission is to stand with and support women with experience in the… Read More →
Come to an upcoming event. Learn more about TPC, meet our members, and hear about . . .
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Mission: Science Club for Girls fosters excitement, confidence, and literacy in STEM for girls and… Read More →
Our Next Summer Virtual Dialogue:
Understanding COVID-19’s Impact on Communities of Color
Gather with fellow TPC members on the night of July 15 to dig deeper into the story behind the pandemic’s disproportional blow to communities of color. We are very pleased to have Keona Wynne, a student researcher in the Population Health Studies PhD program at Harvard Medical School, as our featured speaker for this conversation.
Keona will provide an introduction and we will then divide into small groups to discuss how pre-existing social and economic conditions can lead to devastating outcomes among minority communities. We will also be challenged to think about how we as TPC members and as individuals can exert our influence.
Stay informed!