$100K in grants for Allston-Brighton

Wednesday, February 16, 2011 - 12:20 in Mathematics & Economics

Eight local nonprofit organizations serving the Allston-Brighton neighborhood received contributions last week totaling $100,000 from the Harvard Allston Partnership Fund (HAPF), providing critical support for community-based programming at a time when funding sources remain scarce for nonprofits. This latest HAPF grant installment marks a total of $300,000 in Harvard contributions, which over the past three years has supported 17 local nonprofits. “Harvard Allston Partnership Fund grants bring opportunity, education, and vital services to North Allston’s residents.  As nonprofits try to meet the increased demand for their services and programs during difficult economic times, we can help more families, youth, and our most vulnerable citizens connect to these organizations,” said Mayor Thomas M. Menino. “Harvard is proud to be a part of a network of nonprofit organizations in Allston-Brighton that are addressing local needs and improving quality of life for residents. We’re working together on many levels to make a real difference in Allston-Brighton...

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