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Two Jamaica Plain organizations were included in the latest round Boston Resiliency Fund grant money.
Earlier this month, Mayor Martin announced that Omega Men in Action and Chica Project will share in this latest funding round totaling $3.85 million to 62 nonprofits in Boston.
Walsh said the organizations in this round of funding work to ensure access to food and other basic needs for Boston residents and to promote public health in the city through community-based outreach and engagement.
“The Boston Resiliency Fund has been an invaluable resource in our efforts to support the critical services that Boston’s nonprofits have continued to provide throughout the pandemic,” said Walsh. “This latest round of grants is our biggest yet, and serves as our way to support these organizations for all the work that they do and for providing essential resources to our community year-round. I also want to thank the Steering Committee for their steadfast commitment to and oversight of
Metro calls for more federal funding, says cuts will be likely in Jan. 2022 without it Tom Roussey (ABC7) UP NEXT
Metro began a series of four public hearings about its proposed budget Monday, just as Congress is taking action that may render many proposed cuts obsolete.
Over the weekend the Senate passed a $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill that includes about $30 billion for transit agencies nationwide. Based on previous relief bills, Metro is likely to get hundreds of millions of dollars of that amount.
The relief bill still has to pass the U.S. House a second time due to changes in the Senate bill and be signed by the president, but both of those things are widely expected to happen this week.