Latino Equity Fund
Forecasted
Latino Equity Fund supports Greater Boston nonprofits expanding trusted health care access and equitable economic opportunities for Latinx residents to strengthen family stability and wealth-building pathways.
This grant was recently updated
The funder removed the FY27 application announcement, which listed an October 30 deadline and ten $50,000 grants, along with the link to the RFP and guidelines. No replacement deadline or application status was posted.
Funder: The Boston Foundation
Due Dates (Anticipated): October 2027 (Application deadline)
Funding Amounts: FY27 cycle: $500,000 total for 10 one-time, $50,000 general operating grants
Summary: Supports local Latinx-serving nonprofits expanding trusted health care access and equitable economic opportunities in Greater Boston.
Key Information: Applicants must serve at least 50% Latinx clients and have a current-year organizational budget below $5 million.
Description
The Latino Equity Fund (LEF), formerly the Latino Legacy Fund, is a partnership between local Latino leaders and The Boston Foundation. It supports community-based organizations addressing socioeconomic barriers and advancing equitable access to economic prosperity, health, and well-being for Latino communities. Alongside grantmaking, LEF convenes partners, commissions research, and engages in policy work to amplify Latino voices and inform systemic change.
The FY27 funding cycle focuses on trusted community health care access and equitable economic opportunities for Latinx residents. Supported work includes health services, ESOL, professional credentialing, and entrepreneurial support. These investments aim to reduce emergency expenses, strengthen pathways to wealth building, and help Latino residents and their families achieve stability and opportunity in Massachusetts. This cycle supports local organizations within five Greater Boston-area counties.
