Boston Workforce & Reentry Coalition’s project will create a comprehensive onramp for socially and economically disadvantaged residents and returning citizens in Boston’s most underserved neighborhoods so that they can create
In 1979, members from three civic associations (Columbia-Savin Hill, Virginia-Monadnock, and Jones Hill) founded Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation. The initial problem to be addressed was the renovation of four
December 4, 2023 (Boston, Mass.) – JPMorgan Chase is marking the grand opening of a new branch to support residents and small businesses located in the historic Pierce Building in
Comfort Kitchen Holiday Box 2023: Comfy & Warm One of Dorchester Bay’s small business clients, Comfort Kitchen, is providing a limited-edition holiday box! This year, they’re collaborating with 3 local
Read the article in Boston Business Journal by Greg Ryan. A partnership between JP Morgan and the Dorchester Bay EDC helps small businesses pay rent, fend off gentrification. Born out
Workforce Development is identified as one of the top priorities for community-based organizations. People view this line of work as a direct support to help clients attain new job prospects.
From CEO Kimberly R. Lyle: On Wednesday, October 11th, I was honored to visit the White House to attend the first-ever convening of Latino-led Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs) for
Dorchester Bay’s Annual Community Block Party on Saturday was full of joy! Thank you to our community members, residents, and vendors who came out to celebrate and connect!
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