As our Haitian, Syrian and other immigrant neighbors come under continuing threat, your donations and partnership can help provide legal assistance, community support, and advocacy for truth and justice.
Learn more Click here to donateThe Aug. 2026 grants from TBF's Meeting the Moment: Supporting Our Immigrant Neighbors initiative will go to nine organizations that are providing critical supports and helping TPS holders navigate the legal process, meet their basic needs, protect their families, and defend their rights.
24 organizations will receive $50,000 general operating support grants, payable over two years. With this grant announcement, TBF and our community of donors have now given nearly $5 million to support immigrant-serving organizations in recent months.
The ten organizations each receive $100,000 in general operating support towards their work on behalf of immigrants and other vulnerable communities, and to meet rising legal and other needs.
Prompted by rising food insecurity and cuts to federal food programs, since launching in August 2025, TBF's Meeting the Moment: Sustaining Families initiative has distributed $6.7 million in total.
Deadline: October 30, 2026 For the FY27 grant cycle, LEF will award one-time $50,000 grants to 20 Latinx-serving nonprofit organizations providing access to trusted community health services and advancing equitable economic opportunities.
Deadline: October 30, 2026 The FY27 Fall Safety Net Grants round is focused on organizations responding to urgent basic needs across Greater Boston, particularly in the areas of food security, health and behavioral health, direct cash assistance, and housing stabilization.
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