King’s Chapel
King's Chapel, a historic Christian Unitarian Church in Boston, was established in 1686. It is renowned as one of the oldest churches in the city and is an integral part of the Freedom Trail, guiding visitors through American Revolution-era sites. The church, with a small yet active congregation, offers weekly worship services, historical tours, recitals, concerts, and space rentals to area nonprofits. While committed to religious acceptance, King's Chapel also recognizes its historical ties to enslaved labor, striving to create a more just society.
Diocese of Fall River
The Catholic Diocese of Fall River, founded as a non-profit religious institution in 1904, spans across 1,194 square miles in the southeastern region of Massachusetts. It extends its services to a community of 256,000 Catholics through 76 parishes and 11 mission churches, emphasizing Christian principles while providing a wide range of religious events, educational opportunities, and social support services.
Mayyim Hayyim
Mayyim Hayyim, a Jewish nonprofit organization founded in 2004, is dedicated to providing a sacred space for the ritual of mikvah — a practice observed during significant life moments. With a mission deeply rooted in trust and community, Mayyim Hayyim faced a critical challenge when they discovered an employee embezzling funds in 2018. This breach of trust not only jeopardized their financial stability but also strained their relationship with the Jewish community they served.
