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2019 was an amazing year for Friends of the Children–Boston and our Achievers. We added 4 new staff, 24 new Achievers and our new home in Roxbury.
Relocation will allow us to provide deeper services to 138 Achievers and grow to serve 30 percent more children with long-term professional mentoring services.
The support from Wellington Management Foundation will allow the organization to serve 30 percent more children with long-term professional services.
The Boston Business Journal's Partners of the Year honors businesses and nonprofits who, by working together, have made an immediate and lasting impact.
A testament to the dedication and skills of our Friends. Two were bestowed with the Inaugural Light of Dawnn Awards and recognized by the Boston Celtics.
"The work of supporting youth in their journey to lifelong success is not only relevant but urgent. The future of our city depends on it," said Chen.
Friends–Boston were granted $100,000 from the Cummings Foundation. Through a competitive process, the foundation selects 100 organizations from around Massachusetts.
The foundation highlights Friends–Boston's Board Member and Co-Founder John Simon and wife, Sue, for their work supporting nonprofits in Boston.
The ability to provide our youth with the supplies they need to be prepared for the school year is a priority for us. It ensures a successful school year.