Posts in category Brookline Non-Profits

Join the Brookline Community Foundation on Thursday, March 3 at 9 am for a panel discussion with philanthropy leaders applying an equity lens to their …

The Schlesinger Library at Harvard’s Radcliffe Institute has offered to help us preserve the history and impact of this important organization and—more importantly—the voices of the …

By Celina Colby Jamie Siracusa, the owner of Brothers & Sisters Co. coffee shop in Brookline Village, has run a community fridge for the neighborhood …

The Brookline Community Foundation’s (BCF) vision of a better Brookline for all who live, learn, work, and play here means working relentlessly to achieve equity …

by Celina Colby On Thursday, September 10, the Coolidge Corner Theatre broke ground on its $12.5 million expansion on Harvard Street. The expansion will result …

Hello friends and supporters, I am so pleased to share this important feedback and data report with you. I hope you’ll take a little time …

Following the recent stabbing attack on Rabbi Shlomo Noginski outside Shaloh House Jewish Day School, Brookline resident and New England Patriots owner Robert Kraft visited …

The Brookline Community Foundation is proud to introduce new and updated grant programs to create opportunity and promote equity for everyone who lives, learns, works, …

Women Thriving, Inc.’s  President and Co-Founder Ann Brackett and Special Advisor and Co-Founder Andrea Johnson have been named 2021 Brookline Women of the Year.  The Brookline Commission for Women …

By Danielle Myers The Brookline Teen Center (BTC), like many local organizations and venues, faces the ongoing challenge of continuing to foster connection and community …