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Our free food pantry on Saturday mornings offers fresh produce, bread, and non-perishables.

We are a grassroots, volunteer-run, non-profit, support, education, and advocacy group. We advocate for better treatment, timely services, and a continuum of care for persons with mental illness.

We offer classes from 4 weeks old to Kindergarten that focus on child development and prepare children for learning.

The Harvard Film Archive's cinematheque presents films Friday through Monday nights year round. The HFA is known for screening films in the original formats and often hosting filmmakers in person.

The mission of the Margaret Fuller House is to strengthen and empower youth, families, and community residents.

We build community wellness and cross-cultural understanding, and value diversity in our food systems and cultures.

Child Behavioral Health Innovation and Training Center

Olympia Fencing Center is Boston's largest and most successful fencing club.
We promote an active lifestyle through sport, teaching the Olympic sport of fencing, a sport for everyone!

We offer accessible programs for children, work experiences for teens, advocacy and resources for caregivers, and most importantly, community through afterschool, summer camps, and other activities.

We provide a rigorous bilingual education in French and English in an inclusive, Preschool to 12th Grade environment that is filled with cultural experiences and promotes flexible,
global mindsets.

Heading Home is a leading provider of emergency shelter, transitional, and permanent housing for extremely low-income families and individuals currently or formerly experiencing homelessness.

We offer a safe, warm, and accepting environment for young children ages 3 months to 4 years old. Our inclusive and multicultural program is both family-oriented and bilingual (Spanish & English).

Learn about the scientists, inventors, and entrepreneurs who made Cambridge one of the most innovative cities in America on this *all new* engaging walking tour.

PBHA meet the needs of youth and families through community-based afterschool, summer, and enrichment programs in Boston and Cambridge with an emphasis on accessibility for underserved groups.

MathTalk creates community-based resources that engage children and families in joyful, everyday math experiences and build confidence and demand for math learning.

We are a public charity and local giving platform – built, funded, and guided by residents. We are foster transformative change through civic leadership, grantmaking, and philathropy in Cambridge.

We are a City department dedicated to ensuring women and girls equal economic, social, political, and educational opportunities throughout the city.

Much more than a dance class! Helps social skills: firm handshake, eye contact, posture, confidence, conversation, first impressions, respect, etiquette and good manners. Kids empowerment for life!

We help busy parents build their preschooler’s intuitive understanding of math through joyful play. Our research-based games set children grow their confidence and avoid math anxiety.

We offer diverse, high-quality programs promoting leadership and youth development through enrichment activities, unique experiences, and opportunities to develop relationships with adults and peers.

Nationally recognized Jewish education model that provides Preschool and After School Programs to working families in the Cambridge and Somerville areas.

We bring together free events to engage the Cambridge community.

We offer overnight summer camps for young people to explore new environments, engage in new and fun experiences, and develop healthy relationships with fellow campers and staff.

We are a fantasy camp for young people located on the outskirts of Boston, MA that run online events and in-person summer camps.

Our track club trains athletes in Cambridge and Greater Boston. Our team competes in both AAU and USA Track & Field meets, qualifiers and Olympic events.

The Peace Commission promotes peace and social justice within Cambridge and in the wider world.

CHRC investigates complaints of discrimination that occur in Cambridge; in housing, employment, education, and public accommodations.