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2025 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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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Mass and MetroWest

Support of mentorship for girls to foster economic empowerment, college readiness and career exploration.

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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 education and building of self-esteem, confidence and overall growth through Girls Tackle STEM.

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Center for Women & Enterprise

Support of business training to increase women’s economic empowerment through entrepreneurship.

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Dignity Matters

Support to provide free access to period protection and underwear for women and girls who are unhoused and economically disadvantaged.

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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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Family ACCESS of Newton

Support of multilingual counseling and consultation services for young women and their children who are economically insecure and have complex psychosocial needs.

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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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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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Hoops & Homework

Support of an after-school program that improves the mental health and emotional resilience of girls from low incomes.

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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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My Life My Choice

Spruce Fund Impact Grant: Support of survivor-informed training regarding commercial sexual exploitation of children for youth-serving professionals and service providers in Metrowest. 

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REACH Beyond Domestic Violence

Support of an advocacy program assisting domestic abuse survivors.

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​Revive in Action

Support of a program providing career skills training, mentorship and employment support for refugee and asylee women.

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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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Voices Against Violence

Support of Community Based Advocacy Program for those affected by sexual and/or domestic violence including rehousing, employment services, accompaniment to appointments with police, other state agencies and/or court. 

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Waltham Boys & Girls Club

Spruce Fund Impact Grant: Support for programming that builds self esteem and healthy relationship skills for girls to increase their safety from violence including education on the types and signs of violence such as physical, emotional and digital abuse.

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

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

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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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Women's Money Matters

Spruce Fund Impact Grant: Support of a financial wellness program for girls, aged 12 - 20, who have experienced violence in Metrowest.

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.”

©2019  Metrowest Women's Fund. A registered 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

Your donation is tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law. Tax ID/EIN 84-3375254. Request MWF 990 forms here.

Our mailing address is PO Box 192, Weston, MA 02493.

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