Project D.E.E.P. - Dorchester Educational Enrichment Program - Project D.E.E.P. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit educational program, which operates through collaborations with the City of Boston and financial support from the community and area business.

Donors

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Project D.E.E.P. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. As such, donations of any size are gratefully accepted, and they are tax-deductible. Project D.E.E.P. relies heavily on grants from private foundations and corporate entities, but it has also been fortunate to receive many private donations over the years as well. If you are interested in contributing to Project D.E.E.P. then please contact us at your convenience. If applicable, we can send you an information packet on the organization, a full grant proposal, or a simple W9 Form.
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Project D.E.E.P. would be nothing without our friends.

From the beginning, our goal was to set up strategic collaborations throughout the Dorchester community and beyond, through the public and private sectors of Greater Boston. The following is an illustration of the many key friendships that we have made. All of them deserve a great amount of credit for helping to make Project D.E.E.P. the best program for the middle school children of Dorchester.

- John Hanlon, Project D.E.E.P.'s Executive Director


	Foundation Support The Blossom Fund The Boston Securities Traders Foundation The Canter Family Foundation The Griffin Family Foundation The Hunt Foundation Amelia Peabody Foundation The Schrafft Charitable Trust Thomas M. Finneran Charities Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation


	Calendar & Recognition Night Sponsors We are very fortunate that we cannot list all of these sponsors here. Please click below for each of these vital fund raising initiatives.


	Corporate Support The Bank of America Foundation The Boston Globe Foundation Dunkin Donuts Massachusetts Convention Center Meetinghouse Bank Members Plus Credit Union Mt. Washington Bank Rodman Ford & The Rodman Ride for Kids The State Street Bank Foundation Stop & Shop The Stride Rite Foundation


	Programming Partners The following institutions provide support to Project D.E.E.P.'s academic and summer camp programs, allowing us to recruit students and tutors, bolster our private school success rates, and secure summer camp scholarships for our children. · The Belmont Hill School · Boston College High School · Boston University Academy · The Buckingham Browne & Nichols School · Creek Crossing Farm · The Dexter/Southfield School · F1 Boston · Fontbonne Academy · Joan's Olympic Gym · The Joseph Lee School · The Daniel Marr Boys and Girls Club · Milton Academy · The Richard J. Murphy School · The Noble & Greenough School · Northeastern University · O'Sullivan Hockey Academy · The Park School · Patriots Trail Girl Scout Council · Roundball Hoop Camp · The Roxbury Latin School · South Shore Baseball Club · Stonehill College · Thayer Academy · The Winsor School


	The City of Boston The support from The City of Boston is listed here as the bottom line because, for eight years now, the city's support has been the bottom line to the organization's success, the foundation on which Project D.E.E.P. stands. Mayor Thomas M. Menino has been steadfast in his advocacy for the Project D.E.E.P. since day one, and the organization's affiliation with the Boston Centers for Youth and Families has been tremendous, generating the space and overhead support that have enabled Project D.E.E.P. to develop into the best after-school program for middle school children in the city. Without friends like these, though, Project D.E.E.P. might never have existed.