John F. Hodgman grew up the son of a Fitchburg steamfitter and homemaker. A $100 scholarship from an alumni association helped him become the first in his family to go to college. He earned his bachelor’s degree from Boston College and in quick succession attended the University of Virginia Law More ...
In 2019, outgoing Board Chair Julie Marcus wanted to create a fund that would enable BCF to harness today’s resources to invest in tomorrow’s challenges. To make this vision a reality, Julie collaborated with BCF staff and led the establishment of the endowed Opportunity & Equity Fund. She shared her More ...
Through community-building and advocacy, BAAFN is a leader in equity-focused work in Brookline.
BHA is supporting community members through stable, affordable housing and programming to build financial security.
In the midst of a public health crisis, the Brookline Food Pantry worked tirelessly to ensure no one in Brookline went hungry.
With creativity and flexibility, the Puppet Showplace Theater brought live performances to Brookline during the pandemic.
Supports efforts to co-create opportunities for women who face economic, social, racial, and other inequities to thrive through learning, leadership development, and community
In honor of their parents, the Piltch Family siblings are ensuring Brookline students benefit from a legacy of lifelong learning.
Restaurants for Brookline is an innovative program that connects restaurants to social service organizations to provide meals for Brookline residents
The Brookline Center for Community Mental Health has been a trusted community resource and advocate working tirelessly to make sure our community’s essential needs were met.
