Nonprofits in Boston
Drivers and businesses on Lunar can pick these nonprofits.
- ABCD (Action for Boston Community Development) — Runs Head Start, fuel assistance, job training and anti poverty programs in Boston.
- Animal Rescue League of Boston — Rescues, shelters and rehomes animals and offers low cost vet care across Massachusetts.
- BAGLY — Runs a youth led community center and programs for LGBTQ+ young people.
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Eastern Massachusetts — Matches children with volunteer adult mentors across Greater Boston.
- Boston Area Rape Crisis Center — Offers a free 24/7 hotline, counseling and advocacy for survivors of sexual violence.
- Boston Ballet — Presents classical and contemporary ballet and teaches dance through its school.
- Boston Chinatown Neighborhood Center — Supports immigrant families with child care, youth programs and adult education.
- Boston Harbor Now — Connects people to Boston Harbor, its waterfront and the Harbor Islands.
- Boston Health Care for the Homeless Program — Provides medical, dental and behavioral health care to people experiencing homelessness.
- Boston Public Library Fund — Raises private support for Boston Public Library branches, collections and programs.
- Boston Symphony Orchestra — Performs at Symphony Hall and Tanglewood and presents the Boston Pops.
- Boys & Girls Clubs of Boston — Runs clubhouses in Boston and Chelsea with after school, sports, arts and teen programs.
- Bridge Over Troubled Waters — Helps runaway, homeless and at risk young people find safety, housing and stability.
- Camp Harbor View — Runs a free summer camp on a Boston Harbor island for kids from Boston neighborhoods.
- Charles River Conservancy — Makes the Charles River parklands cleaner, greener and more active for everyone.
- Community Servings — Cooks and delivers medically tailored meals to people living with critical illness.
- Cradles to Crayons — Provides clothing, shoes and school supplies free to children in need.
- Ellie Fund — Provides rides, meals and childcare to Massachusetts breast cancer patients in treatment.
- Emerald Necklace Conservancy — Restores and cares for the Olmsted chain of parks from the Fens to Franklin Park.
- Ethos — Helps older adults and people with disabilities live safely at home with meals and care.
- Fenway Health — Provides health care for the LGBTQ+ community and people living with HIV.
- Food For Free — Rescues surplus food and delivers it to pantries, shelters and families in Greater Boston.
- GBH — Produces public radio, television and digital media, including NOVA and Frontline.
- Greater Boston Food Bank — Distributes healthy food to pantries and meal programs across Eastern Massachusetts.
- Greater Boston Legal Services — Provides free civil legal aid on housing, benefits and immigration to low income people.
- Hearth — Ends homelessness among older adults through housing, outreach and placement.
- HomeStart — Moves people from shelters into housing and prevents evictions in Greater Boston.
- Huntington Theatre Company — Produces professional theatre and runs education programs for Boston students.
- Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston — Exhibits contemporary art on the waterfront and runs free programs for teens.
- International Institute of New England — Resettles refugees and helps immigrants with jobs, English classes and legal services.
- Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum — Preserves a Venetian style palazzo full of art and hosts concerts and living artists.
- Mass Audubon — Protects wildlife habitat and runs nature sanctuaries, including Boston Nature Center.
- Massachusetts Fallen Heroes — Honors fallen service members and supports their Gold Star families in Massachusetts.
- MSPCA-Angell — Shelters and rehomes animals and runs Angell Animal Medical Center in Jamaica Plain.
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston — Shares nearly 500,000 works of art from around the world through exhibitions and classes.
- Museum of Science — Runs hands on science exhibits, a planetarium and a giant screen theater at Science Park.
- NAMI Massachusetts — Offers free support groups, classes and a helpline for people affected by mental illness.
- New England Aquarium — Runs the Central Wharf aquarium and protects ocean animals and habitats.
- New England Center and Home for Veterans — Provides housing, meals, job training and health care to veterans in need.
- Pine Street Inn — Provides shelter, supportive housing, street outreach and job training in Boston.
- Project Bread — Connects Massachusetts families to food and runs the statewide FoodSource Hotline.
- Rose Kennedy Greenway Conservancy — Maintains the downtown park built over the Big Dig with gardens, art and free events.
- Rosie's Place — Offers meals, shelter, housing help and support to poor and homeless women.
- Samaritans — Answers a 24/7 suicide prevention helpline and supports people after a suicide loss.
- Spoonfuls — Rescues fresh surplus food from grocers and farms for hunger relief agencies statewide.
- Tenacity — Combines tennis, academic support and mentoring for Boston public school students.
- The Home for Little Wanderers — Supports vulnerable children and families with mental health, foster and family services.
- United Way of Massachusetts Bay — Pools local giving to fight poverty and support families across Greater Boston.
- Veterans Legal Services — Provides free civil legal aid to low income and homeless Massachusetts veterans.
- Zoo New England — Runs Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo and supports wildlife conservation in New England.