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Grove Hall Grantees

We envision a community that is thriving culturally, economically, and equitably. Grove Hall residents will lead the movement for transformation in their community. Our grantees' ideas address core issues in the Grove Hall neighborhood including, resident organizing, food insecurity, physical health, building social connections, and creative placemaking.

 

Scroll down to learn more about the various projects that we have supported over the years. 

Community Issue:

Grant Year:

Kathy McCarthy

Community Issue:

Community Well-Being

Grant Year:

2023

To foster independence and agency in women and girls in the Grove Hall community by providing them with their own hardware set which can be used to assemble furniture and also make small household repairs.

New Beginnings Re-entry Services

Community Issue:

Creative Placemaking

Grant Year:

2023

This an event organized by justice impacted individuals to bring together various local organizations, businesses, and service providers in one location to showcase the resources available to the formerly incarcerated community.

Prophetic Resistance Boston

Community Issue:

Community Well- Being

Grant Year:

2023

This an opportunity for the community to come together under the issue of Public Safety whereby the BPD and BFD are invited to engage with Grove Hall residents, where food, resources and entertainment are provided.

Prophetic Resistance

Community Issue:

Community Well-Being

Grant Year:

2019

The anticipated outcome is to identify the issues that impact residents.
To organize the residents around one issue.
To get residents to actively engage with one another.
To celebrate our findings at National Night event on August 8th.

Community Issue:

Grant Year:

Everyday Boston

Community Issue:

Creative Placemaking

Grant Year:

2019

Amplify the voices of the people that the Grove Hall community itself wants to celebrate. In doing so, the project will seek to represent, in a small but powerful way, the richness of a community that is too often overlooked or misrepresented in mainstream media coverage.

Hutchings Street Neighbors

Community Issue:

Resident Organizing

Grant Year:

2017

Hutchings Street Neighbors engage neighborhood residents and inform residents of neighborhood resources through annual summer block parties.

Fresh Food Generation

Community Issue:

Covid-19 Food Relief

Grant Year:

2020

Fresh Food Generation provided emergency food relief to families affiliated with Friends of the Children. This included prepared meals, grocery bags and toiletries. Fresh Food Generation delivered 150 meal packages to families using the grant provided by the Grove Hall Trust.

Violence in Boston

Community Issue:

Covid-19 Food Relief

Grant Year:

2020

Violence In Boston partnered with Food for the Soul, a black-owned restaurant located in the heart of Grove Hall, to provide meals to families during the pandemic. With the support of 25 volunteers, Violence in Boston provided thousands of meals to families in the area and and increased awareness around disparities in food access.

Nicole Flynt - Not Your Average Yoga Teacher

Community Issue:

Community Well-Being

Grant Year:

2017

Not Your Average Yoga provided free trauma-informed yoga classes to help Grove Hall residents realize their spirit and impact self worth. These classes introduced coping skills along with relaxation techniques.

Soledad Boyd - Grove Hall Mixtape

Community Issue:

Placemaking

Grant Year:

2017

The Grove Hall Mixtape considers how much the Grove Hall community is changing and how necessary it is to make sure that Grove Hall's identity is not lost.

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