Developer of the NonProfit Center, Third Sector New England provides leadership and management resources to help nonprofits support healthy communities. Visit tsne.org to find out more.

More About the NonProfit Center Tenants

Boston After School & Beyond

Boston After School & Beyond seeks to catalyze a partnership of the City of Boston, the local philanthropic community and the city’s business and civic leadership to design and implement a successful youth development strategy for the children of Boston. Visit Boston Beyond to learn more.

Boston Pride

The Boston Pride Committee, serving the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) and ally community, works to enhance the visibility of Boston’s LGBT community through a week of events each June, in conjunction with year long activities, to promote LGBT awareness, dignity and understanding. Visit Boston Pride to learn more.

Boston Senior Home Care

Boston Senior Home Care is dedicated to ensuring that elders and others from culturally diverse backgrounds, particularly those of limited means, can remain in their homes or in other supportive settings with dignity and independence. Visit Boston Senior Home Care to learn more.

Cape Eleuthera Foundation and The Island School

The Cape Eleuthera Foundation supports the activities of The Island School, which takes students away from traditional high school curriculum to confront authentic challenges. Classes are designed to help student develop leadership and teamwork skills, as they allow first-hand engagement with the people and environment of The Bahamas.  Visit CEF/The Island School to learn more.   

The Center for Legal Aid Education

The mission of the Center for Legal Aid Education (CLAE), is to provide equal justice advocates, through high quality, accessible continuing education and training, with the tools they need to obtain justice for their clients. Visit CLAE to learn more.

Center for Nonprofits and Voting

Nonprofit Voter Engagement Network (NVEN) is dedicated to expanding the role of America’s nonprofits in voting and elections. NVEN works with state nonprofit VOTE initiatives and its national website to provide resources and tools for 501(c)(3) nonprofits to help their communities participate and vote. Visit the Center for Nonprofits and Voting to learn more.

Center to Support Immigrant Organizing

The mission of the Center to Support Immigrant Organizing (CSIO) is to support and help develop the work of individuals, groups, organizations and communities dedicated to organizing immigrants around the issues that affect their lives. Visit CSIO to learn more.

Chefs Collaborative

Chefs Collaborative works with chefs and the greater food community to celebrate local foods and foster a more sustainable food supply. The Collaborative inspires action by translating information about our food into tools for making knowledgeable purchasing decisions. Through these actions, our members embrace seasonality, preserve diversity and traditional practices and support local economies. Visit Chefs Collaborative to learn more.

Commonwealth Seminar

The Commonwealth Seminar provides legislative training, networking opportunities with top policymakers, and public service job opportunities for diverse leaders in Massachusetts. Visit the Commonwealth Seminar to learn more.

Compass Working Capital

Compass Working Capital promotes economic security for working, low-income families by providing comprehensive money management training, matched savings products and access to other financial services. Visit Compass Working Capital to learn more.

Diploma Plus

Diploma Plus small high schools incorporate a supportive school culture, a performance-based approach, future focus and effective supports in order to increase opportunities for students so that they graduate college- and career-ready.

Disability Rights Fund

The Disability Rights Fund is dedicated to building community capacity to achieve the human rights of all persons with physical, sensory, psycho-social and intellectual disabilities. The fund is a unique partnership between funders and the disability community to enlarge the resources available for realization of rights in the Global South and in Eastern Europe/former Soviet Union at country level.

Easter Seals Massachusetts

Easter Seals provides services to ensure that children and adults with disabilities have equal opportunities to live, learn, work and play. Our vision is to ensure that all people with disabilities are empowered to reach their full potential. Visit Easter Seals Massachusetts to learn more.

Ethical Investment Research Services

EIRIS is the leading global provider of independent research into the social, environmental and ethical performance of companies. Visit EIRIS to learn more.

FrameWorks Institute

The mission of the FrameWorks Institute is to advance the nonprofit sector's communications capacity by identifying, translating and modeling relevant scholarly research for framing and re-framing the public discourse about social problems. FrameWorks conducts communications research to aid nonprofit organizations in expanding their constituency base, build public will, and further public understanding of specific social issues. Visit FrameWorks Institute to learn more.

Frederick E. Weber Charities

Frederick E. Weber Charities provides financial grants to social and human service organizations serving low-income and disadvantaged families and individuals.

The Green Restaurant Association

The Green Restaurant Association is an international nonprofit organization committed to helping restaurants achieve environmental sustainability by helping them proceed through 11 environmental guidelines, including energy, water, food, recycling and green building. Using a collaborative service-oriented style, the GRA provides consulting, education, certification and public relations services. Visit Green Restaurant Association to learn more.

The Lend a Hand Society

The Lend a Hand Society provides emergency and other financial assistance to low-income families, individuals, elderly and disabled people primarily in Massachusetts. Working with advocates at nonprofit and governmental social service agencies who make requests on behalf of their clients, Lend a Hand Society helps them meet their basic needs in a timely, dignified way. Visit the Lend a Hand Society to learn more.

Let’s Get Ready

Let's Get Ready (LGR) is the nation’s largest network of student-run college access programs. Through LGR, deserving high school students get to college and college students gain experience teaching in urban schools. Visit Let’s Get Ready to learn more.

Massachusetts Nonprofit Network

The Massachusetts Nonprofit Network strengthens the nonprofit sector statewide through advocacy, capacity-building, and public awareness. Visit the Massachusetts Nonprofit Network to learn more.

More Than Wheels

More Than Wheels is an award-winning nonprofit organization that helps people get the best deal on a reliable and fuel-efficient car. Since its establishment in 2001, More Than Wheels has helped nearly 1,200 New England residents get the best deal on a new or nearly new car by negotiating with dealers to secure the lowest price and providing the lowest interest rate available. They provide personal financial education by giving people the tools and knowledge they need to improve and maintain their financial stability-now and in the future. As a result of the new car and empowered with the knowledge and skills, many are able to improve their job prospects, their family’s health and well-being, their credit and overall financial stability. Visit More Than Wheels to learn more.

NESCAUM

NESCAUM is a nonprofit association of air quality agencies in Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, Vermont, New Jersey and New York. NESCAUM provides scientific, technical, analytical and policy support to the air quality and climate programs of the eight states. Visit NESCAUM to learn more.

Nonprofit Finance Fund

With seven offices throughout the United States, Nonprofit Finance Fund (NFF) is a national leader in improving the financial health of nonprofit organizations, helping them to sustain and expand their ability to serve their communities. NFF strives to bring about fundamental change across the nonprofit sector in the form of broader capital access, better financial practices and improved business knowledge. Since its inception, NFF has helped more than 10,000 nonprofits implement sustainable growth. The organization has lent $150 million and leveraged more than $750 million of capital investment on behalf of nonprofit clients. Visit NFF to learn more.

Roots & Shoots, a Program of the Jane Goodall Institute

Roots & Shoots engages and inspires youth about the environment, animals and the human community through community service and service learning. Founded by Dr. Jane Goodall, this global program emphasizes the principle that knowledge leads to compassion, which inspires action. Roots & Shoots has 8,000 youth groups worldwide and 250 here in New England. Visit Roots & Shoots to learn more.

Shalupe Foundation

The foundation's mission is to play a key role in supporting a vital and vibrant integrated framework for the underserved Congolese population. They address every critical need by providing services, projects, information and education to meet every challenge. Visit the Shalupe Foundation to learn more.

South Africa Partners

South Africa Partners is a nonprofit organization that connects people in the United States with their counterparts in South Africa to share the skills, talent and resources required to build the New South Africa. Visit South Africa Partners to learn more.

Susan G. Komen for the Cure

Susan G. Komen for the Cure is a global leader in the fight against breast cancer, supporting innovative research as well as education, screening and treatment projects in communities around the world. Visit the Susan G. Komen Foundation to learn more.

Third Sector New England

Third Sector New England provides management support to strengthen individual nonprofits and help the sector advance social justice. Visit TSNE to learn more.

Tutors for All

Tutors for All bridges the achievement gap one student at a time. Through the creation of partnerships between colleges, public schools, and community agencies, they offer underserved urban adolescents the systematic one-on-one instruction they need in order to thrive. Students in the Tutors for All programs have shown dramatically improved MCAS scores, significantly higher grades in their high school classes, and renewed and deeper confidence in their academic abilities. Tutors for All is committed to helping all Boston area youth excel in high school, graduate from college, and thrive in life. Visit Tutors for All to learn more.

VSA arts of Massachusetts

VSA arts of Massachusetts develops arts-based teaching strategies so students with and without disabilities can learn together more effectively. The organization promotes the inclusion of people with disabilities into the cultural life of communities and develops ways to incorporate arts-based teaching strategies in schools, opening new windows onto the general curriculum for all students. Visit VSA arts of Massachusetts to learn more.

WorldBoston

WorldBoston provides a private, nonprofit, non-partisan forum for educating the public about matters of national and international significance by presenting an ongoing series of distinguished speakers and by bringing to Boston emerging leaders from around the world to share ideas, discover opportunities for mutual growth, and create bonds of friendship and understanding. Visit WorldBoston to learn more.

World Society for the Protection of Animals

The World Society for the Protection of Animals (WSPA) is the world’s largest network for animal welfare. It brings together over 800 Member Societies in more than 147 countries and a whole community of individuals around the world who care about animal welfare. Visit the WSPA to learn more.