Official Charity Program
The Official Charity Program provides runners with the chance to make their participation mean a little bit more, as they help improve the lives of women and children in our area.
As the first all-women’s sporting event in New England, we believe in our philanthropic responsibility to support the communities of women which have supported us for more than 40 years. Through our Official Charity Program, we’ve selected a few groups helping women and runners to showcase, promote, and facilitate financial contributions from our participants.
For information in joining our 2021 Charity Program, please reach out to info@boston10kforwomen.com.
2021 Groups
Black Girls RUN!
The mission of Black Girls RUN! is to encourage ALL (especially African-American women) to make fitness and healthy living a priority. For their involvement this year, Black Girls RUN! will contribute funds raised through the 10K for Women towards Sole Train: Boston Runs Together, a program of Trinity Boston Foundation.
Dana-Farber
Cancer Institute
Dana-Farber’s Susan F. Smith Center for Women’s Cancers tailors to the unique needs of women, providing state-of-the-art individualized treatment for patients facing breast and gynecologic cancers.
Stride for Stride
A running charity that buys race bibs for immigrant, BIPOC, and low-income runners—its goal is to make races more inclusive and more diverse.
Dream Big!
Their mission is to help girls and young women, from low-income situations, achieve their dreams by providing them with the equipment, sports attire, program fees and leadership training needed to enable them to participate in sports and physical activities that contribute to their health, education and overall well-being. Their programs have had a direct impact on over 55,000 girls and young women.
Women’s Foundation of Boston
A nonprofit public charity that creates, funds, and accelerates high-impact economic and leadership programs that equip Greater Boston women and girls to be financially independent and successful leaders. WFBoston is becoming the primary vehicle for investing in women and girls in Greater Boston, and is building a fast-growing network of female nonprofit and business leaders.