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Impact

Each January to December, a new class of eighth grade unsung heroes gains the skills to mobilize communities and change lives. Their leadership of signature service opportunities demonstrates that remarkable change is possible when young people put courage, compassion, and community first.

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Since 2011:

 
 

4,891

Eighth graders have been selected by hometown educators to represent their communities as Project 351 Ambassadors

 
 

1,227,937

Neighbors have been positively impacted through Ambassador-led projects in support of Cradles to Crayons, Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund, Greater Boston Food Bank, Martin Richard Foundation, Pine Street Inn, and hundreds of hometown food pantries across the state

 

 

Since January:

 
 

81,858

Neighbors have been served by the The Class of 2023 & our Alumni

 

In Partnership With

  • Annie’s Kindness Blankets

  • Be Like Brit

  • Boston Cares

  • Boston Public Schools

  • Cradles to Crayons

  • Cuerd@s

  • Greater Boston Food Bank

  • Home Base

  • Hope & Comfort

  • La Colaborativa

  • Martin Richard Foundation

  • Massachusetts Military Heroes Fund

  • Merrimack Valley Food Bank

  • Meals of Hope

  • Pine Street Inn

  • Soldiers’ Homes of Chelsea and Holyoke

  • Western Mass Food Bank

  • Worcester Food Bank

  • Wonderfund

  • Y2Y Cambridge

 

As they serve and lead, Ambassadors:

 
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Develop the confidence, awareness, and skills required of leaders

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Strengthen the values of kindness, compassion, gratitude, and inclusion in schools and communities

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Mobilize their peers and neighbors to give back and make a difference

 
 
 
 
 
 
I always knew that there was a leader inside of me, but it wasn’t until Project 351 that I felt the confidence to explore that part of me. The growth that I have seen in myself can’t be measured in pounds of food collected or bags of clothes donated. Rather, it can be seen in the growth of my compassion and confidence. Project 351 has made me a better person in every way imaginable, and for that I will always be grateful.
— Elizabeth Hopkinson, Alumni Leadership Council, Westborough

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
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