Each year through a competitive application process, the Social Innovation Forum selects nonprofit groups working on solving a range of social issues in an innovative and sustainable way in Greater Boston.
This year, the Social Innovation Forum has once again partnered with leading local funders to feature organizations in five social issue tracks: employment and education, fitness/healthy eating, healthy aging, housing/homelessness, and women/girls.
Each selected organization will receive $15,000 from the track partner, and support over the course of one year that includes consulting, coaching, and in-kind services valued at $75,000.