The Boston Project

Transforming Communities Through Service

The Boston Project Ministries (TBPM) began in 1995 with a vision from Gordon College students to mobilize youth in Christian service across Boston. In 1996, founders Paul and Glenna Malkemes established their home in the Talbot-Norfolk Triangle neighborhood of Dorchester, offering after-school tutoring and community services. Over the years, TBPM has expanded its mission to focus on local leadership development and community engagement, celebrating successes such as transforming vacant lots into parks and forming a resident-led neighborhood association.

Impacting Lives and Building Community

TBPM has successfully transformed vacant lots into vibrant community spaces, planted over 120 trees, and developed programs that empower local youth and families. Their initiatives foster community engagement and leadership, contributing to a stronger, more connected neighborhood.

Why Donate to The Boston Project?

Your donation supports the development of local leaders, sustains holistic programs for children and families, and helps build strong communities characterized by God’s shalom. Contributions are tax-deductible and directly impact the neighborhood's growth and well-being.

Join the Movement!

Support The Boston Project by donating cryptocurrency or cash today. Your generosity fuels community transformation and empowers the next generation of leaders. Together, we can create lasting change!