Grant to provide emergency funds for Allston-Brighton nonprofits

Friday, April 24, 2020 - 12:45 in Psychology & Sociology

Harvard University today announced the formation of a grant program to provide emergency funding to nonprofit organizations and community groups serving the Allston-Brighton neighborhood of Boston. The Harvard University Allston-Brighton Emergency Response Grant will allow recipient organizations to quickly mobilize and respond to the needs of the community during this unprecedented global health crisis. “This new program will give much-needed support to groups and organizations that are responding to the needs of the Allston-Brighton community,” said Harvard President Larry Bacow. “We are grateful for our strong partnership with Mayor Walsh and the city of Boston, and we are eager to assist people on the front lines who are caring for their fellow citizens as we all continue to confront the challenges posed by the pandemic.” Local groups and organizations that have a proposed project or program that will result in measurable, meaningful local impact, and that can demonstrate the ability to mobilize...

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