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“Prior to filing, the 990 is circulated to Directors for review and comment.”

“Board of Directors and Executive Director meet periodically. No transactions or other relations have been established between Directors and the activities of the organization.”

“990 filings and audited financial statements were made available on the organization website.”

“Stephen Meltzer (President) and Harry Meltzer (Executive Director) are family.”

“CORE Mental Health: CORE Mental Health supports the work of mental health providers serving people and communities of color by providing networking and educational opportunities in partnership with institutions. CORE Mental Health provides fellowships to financially support students in the mental health fields. CORE Mental Health produces surveys and reports regarding the state of mental health accessibility. Cambridge Volunteers: Cambridge Volunteers suppors the Cambridge, MA nonprofit sector by cultivating a corps of volunteers to support Cambridge, MA nonprofits. Cambridge Volunteers maintains an online database of volunteer opportunities, a mailing list, and annual volunteer fairs to showcase opportunities to potential volunteers. Cambridge Volunteers also provides workshops for Cambridge-area nonprofits on utilizing volunteers. JOYweavers: JOYweavers five-week summer camp provides community, mentoring relationships, and programming that promotes social-emotional development for children. JOYweavers also provides consultation and caregiver support for families of children with higher support needs. JOYweavers, Inc. is an independent MA nonprofit corporation. Mission.Earth provides granted funds to support JOYweavers, Inc.'s work. Northeast Grass-fed Beef Initiative: Northeast Grass-Fed Beef Initiative supports farmers transitioning to regenerative agricultural methods through consultation and education on sustainable grazing and regenerative cattle-based agricultural methods. Bloom Rhode Island: Bloom Rhode Island funds beautification projects for public outdoor spaces in Rhode Island and convenes a network of groups and individuals who endeavor to ""green"" public spaces in Rhode Island. Fishery Friendly Climate Action Fund: The Fishery Friendly Climate Action Fund advocates for fishery-friendly and sustainable policy by convening stakeholders in an online forum, producing educational content and information for both stakeholders and lawmakers, and producing reports on methods and strategieis for maintaining sustainable fisheries. Well on their Way: Well on their Way provides medical capacity building in Northern Uganda. Using a trainer of trainers model, the medical team provides training of several evidence based curricula developed by the World Health Organization to midwife trainers who have in turn trained over 100 skilled health providers throughout Gulu District, making sure that any skilled health provider (midwife, nurse, clinical officer) who may be called to a delivery has essential core knowledge and skills. Well on their Way volunteers travel annually to Uganda to administer and support training. Jewpanese Project: The Jewpanese Project is an oral history projects recording narratives of the intersection of being Jewish and Japanese by conducting interviews and producing archives of Jewpanese history and experience. Friends of Natick Trails: Friends of Natick Trails supports the town of Natick, MA in developing and maintaining a healthy trail network through fundraising, events celebrating the trails, and beautification/development efforts on existing trails. Friends of Natick Trails makes grants to the Town of Natick. Drops of Moonlight Zine: Drops of Moonlight Zine is a multilingual Fan-Art project dedicated to the Sailor Moon universe. The zine features art by global creators, and proceeds benefit the Organization for Transformative Works. Studios Without Walls: Studios Without Walls produces an annual public outdoor art installation in Brookline, MA featuring local artists and sculptors. Downeast Rainbow Alliance: Downeast Rainbow Alliance seeks to improve health and social outcomes for struggling youth by hosting regular meetings to discuss current events, engage statewide organizations and support community progress. DRA operates "The Traveling Rainbow", a grant-funded initiative bringing affirming messages and community-building for youth across Washington County in Maine. DRA also trains facilitators”

“Financial statements audited by Darmody Merlino & Co and review by the Board of Directors.”