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In partnership with community members, donors, the public sector, businesses and nonprofits, we aim to repair past harms and build a more equitable future for our city and region. Supported by the Annual Campaign for Civic Leadership, we publish research into the most critical issues of our time, convene large groups of people to discuss the city’s agenda and the region’s trends—and use our shared knowledge to advocate for public policies that promote equity and opportunity for everyone. The Boston Foundation is also one of the largest grantmakers in New England, providing support to nonprofit organizations in Greater Boston through our endowment and working closely with our donors to support nonprofits locally, nationally and internationally.  \nCover Photo: FilippoBacci| iStock © 2022 by the Boston Foundation. All rights reserved.  \nCOVID-19 RESPONSE FUND  \nImpact Report  \nJuly 2022  \nBy  \nAmanda Holm Hartigan  \nEditors  \nLeigh Handschuh & Sandy Kendall  \nThe Boston Foundation  \nDesign  \nCanfield Design  \nContents  \nLetter .................................. 3  \nTimeline ................................ 4  \nBackground............................. 5  \nPhase I: Immediate Relief ................ 6  \nPhase II: A Just and Equitable Recovery .... 9  \nPhase III: Collaborative Efforts............ 11  \nBeyond COVID Relief ..................... 13  \nConclusion .............................. 14  \nAppendix: Nonprofits Supported ......... 15  \nDear Friends,  \nThese past two and a half years have been so full of the unimaginable, the overwhelming and the alarming, it’s no wonder people feel exhausted. Unprecedented experiences have tested each of us, challenged our capacity for resilience, and moved many of us to action. Even as we faced the overlapping storms of COVID-19, systemic racism, political turbulence, opioid crisis, gun violence, economic volatility, international upheaval, and more, we’ve also witnessed some of the best of humanity in response, especially locally.  \nIn Greater Boston and across Massachusetts, during acute phases of the pandemic and beyond, neighborhoods have rallied to ensure their most vulnerable residents have enough food and supplies to manage pandemic-driven isolation and ongoing health impacts. Nonprofit organizations and leaders have collaborated, innovated, organized, and worked endless hours to meet the needs of people and populations disproportionately burdened by inequities. Frontline workers put their lives at risk again and again to help make sure our most basic needs are met. And through it all individuals have generously opened their hearts to provide financial and other resources to meet these challenges and help work toward the equitable recovery we seek to realize.  \nIn this report, we are pleased to share what it looks like when more than a thousand donors step up to support hundreds of nonprofits, providing services and relief to countless neighbors across the Commonwealth. Assisted by the donor-supported COVID-19 Response Fund, nonprofit organizations and their staffs have fed thousands of families culturally relevant food, preserved housing for residents at risk of homelessness, distributed vaccines, strengthened mental health services for survivors of domestic violence, delivered enriching youth programming when schools could not safely open their doors, and advocated for equitable access to relief funds for cities and towns devastated by the loss of livelihoods—and most tragically, lives—to the pandemic. As your community foundation, our thanks go to all who have been part of this massive endeavor and for giving your support when communities needed it most. The pandemic is not over, and the inequities that communities face persist, but we are made hopeful by our continued progress and our shared commitm","cbCaitstoZUGRuQx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaitstoZUGRuQx","pdf",2875577,24,"English","# Letter\n# Timeline\n# Background\n# Phase I: Immediate Relief\n# Phase II: A Just and Equitable Recovery\n# Phase III: Collaborative Efforts\n# Beyond COVID Relief\n# Conclusion\n# Appendix: Nonprofits Supported","[{\"question\":\"What is the COVID-19 Response Fund impact report highlighting?\",\"answer\":\"It highlights how the fund mobilized donors and supported hundreds of Greater Boston nonprofits with services and relief addressing pandemic-driven isolation and health impacts, with emphasis on equitable recovery.\"},{\"question\":\"How did the Boston Foundation organize support over time?\",\"answer\":\"The report uses a phased approach: Phase I for immediate relief, Phase II for a just and equitable recovery, and Phase III for collaborative efforts, alongside additional actions and partnerships.\"},{\"question\":\"What kinds of outcomes are described for supported nonprofit work?\",\"answer\":\"The report describes culturally relevant food distribution, housing preservation, vaccine delivery, strengthened mental health services for domestic violence survivors, youth programming when schools were closed, and advocacy for equitable access to relief funds.\"}]","COVID-19 Response Fund - Impact Report - July 2022 | PDF",1792044443]