The Lenny Zakim Fund
The Lenny Zakim Fund
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More about this organization
Mission
Our mission is to identify, listen to, support and connect grassroots community organizations operating below the radar of larger funders, mostly in the greater Boston area.
About
As efforts are made to limit the rights of immigrants and refugees, budget cuts threaten services for families living in poverty, and systemic racism continues to affect even the youngest in our communities, The Lenny Zakim Fund (LZF) seeks and supports people and organizations with tangible solutions that promise positive change in their very own communities.
Achieving social change and equity in our communities requires building bridges between grassroots organizations, the people they serve, donors, volunteers, and community leaders.