Mildred Hailey 121A Corp

The Community Builders is the largest nonprofit urban housing developer in America. The company has completed more than 17,000 units of affordable, mixed-income housing. TCB finances, develops and operates high-quality affordable rental and for-sale housing, coordinating access to support services and asset-building activities. Since 1997, The Community Builders has focused its real estate development, property management and community initiatives capacities on the challenges of concentrated poverty in and around large public and assisted housing projects. The company has built projects in Massachusetts, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Kentucky and West Virginia. The company is also the recipient of numerous awards, including the Urban Edge Collaborative Leadership Award. The company was founded in 1964.

From the Top Inc is a Boston-based organization that fosters and promotes the next generation of classically trained musicians through various programs, scholarships, and awards. They provide opportunities for young musicians to showcase their talent on NPR's From the Top, offer scholarships such as the Jack Kent Cooke Young Artist Award, and conduct virtual live auditions. With a focus on classical music, From the Top aims to inspire and support young musicians in their artistic journey.Generated from the website

Invest "EdVestors has challenged the Boston Public Schools to look for the best, showcase the best, and search for the best ways to ensure that quality is spread across the District for every single student in every school." Since its launch in 2002 by a group of philanthropists and business leaders led by co-founders Philip H. Gordon and Michael Douvadjian, EdVestors has directed more than $9 million to strategic school improvement efforts in Boston and Lowell, MA. For more on EdVestors' grantmaking approach and featured grantees, please click here. Through its Urban Education Investment Showcase, EdVestors has increased its annual grantmaking on behalf of participating donors and has introduced new opportunities for urban schools in Boston, including the School on the Move Prize in 2006 and the BPS Arts Expansion Initiative in 2009. For more on EdVestors' investment approach and opportunities for education-minded donors, please click here.