Freedom House Inc

Our Story

Founded in 1949 by social workers Muriel S. and Otto P. Snowden, Freedom House has been a beacon of hope for communities of color in Dorchester, Roxbury, and Mattapan. From humble beginnings in the Old Humboldt Theatre Building, the organization has tirelessly worked to improve neighborhoods, enhance educational opportunities, and foster cooperation among diverse racial, ethnic, and religious groups. Today, Freedom House remains dedicated to promoting equity and civic leadership, providing a safe space for dialogue and support for high school and college students.

Our Impact

Freedom House is committed to building economic, racial, and social equity through education and leadership development. By focusing on college access and post-secondary success, the organization aims to increase graduation rates and career readiness among youth from historically marginalized communities.

Why Donate?

Your contribution, regardless of size, helps create a world where education and success are accessible to every student. Donations support essential programs that empower youth and provide opportunities for growth and development.

Make a Difference Today!

Join the movement to empower youth and promote educational equity. Donate cryptocurrency or cash to Freedom House and help transform lives in your community. Every dollar counts!