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2026 Grantee Partners

The Metrowest Women's Fund invests in women and girls from low incomes through grants with three focus areas: Educational Opportunity, Girls: Our Next Generation and Safety from Violence.

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Boston Area Rape Crisis Center

Support of sexual assault survivors to assist with their immediate and long-term health, safety, housing and financial needs.

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Boys & Girls Clubs of MetroWest

Support of STEM and healthy living initiatives for middle school girls, building self-esteem, confidence and overall growth through the Girls Empowerment Program.

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Domestic Violence Services Network

Support of survivors of domestic violence through risk assessment, safety planning, guidance, support groups and connections to community resources.

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DOVE, Inc

Support of on-site legal advocacy for survivors of domestic violence through the Norfolk Court Advocacy Project.

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Family Promise Metrowest

Support of education and the development of professional skills for women at risk of homelessness through the Steps to Success program.

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Friends of the Waltham Family School

Support of parent leadership training for Metrowest mothers in a bilingual parenting, social emotional and wellness program.

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Girls Inc. of Worcester

Support of a program designed for middle school girls to develop a balanced approach to their physical well-being, mental and emotional health and academics.

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​Girls on the Run Worcester County

Support of social-emotional learning, life skills, and physical activity to enhance Metrowest girls’ physical and mental well-being.

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Jewish Family & Children's Service, Journey to Safety

Support of targeted assistance to increase the safety, stability and sense of empowerment of low-income women who are survivors of domestic abuse.

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Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers

Support of trauma-informed, culturally and linguistically responsive mental health services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault.

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MassBay Community College

Support of the Sole Caregiver Emergency Grant Fund.

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MetroWest Legal Services

Support of legal representation for survivors of domestic violence and their families from low incomes.

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One Family, Inc.

Support of flexible financial assistance for single parents residing in Metrowest who are attending college.

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RIA: Ready, Inspire, Act

Support of services team for women who are survivors of commercial sexual exploitation including trauma-informed case management, peer mentorship, support groups and financial coaching.

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The Second Step

Support of comprehensive crisis response and stabilization services for survivors of domestic violence including safety planning, connection to resources and housing.

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Waltham Partnership for Youth

Support of a STEM career pathway initiative for teen girls from low incomes.

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Wayside Youth & Family Support Network

​Support of trauma-informed financial literacy program for survivors of domestic violence.

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Women's Bar Foundation of Massachusetts

Support for legal representation for domestic abuse survivors from low incomes.

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Youth, Media, & Wellbeing Research Lab at Wellesley Centers for Women

Support for free digital well-being and STEM workshops for middle school girls from low incomes. 

Past Grantee Partners

Hands Up

Family Promise of Metrowest

Dulce, is pursuing a bachelor’s degree in psychology. As a first-generation college student from a low-income family, Dulce is relying on scholarships, grants, and part-time jobs to help fund her college degree. As Dulce told us in her application, “I chose the psychology program since I always knew I wanted a career that was driven by supporting others.” Her unwavering focus on pursuing higher education, despite the challenges her family is facing (including losing their home to a fire this spring) is deeply inspirational. “I learned from a young age that there was no such thing as a problem,” Dulce wrote, “it was easier to see it as a challenge.”

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