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The Bridge Project Boston

Impact Regions
United StatesMassachusettsBoston

The Bridge Project Boston ("Bridge Boston") is the Boston chapter of The Bridge Project, a national 501(c)(3) unconditional cash program supporting low-income pregnant individuals and new mothers. Launched in June 2025 with local philanthropic partners including the Imago Dei Fund and the Boston Women's Fund, it provides 250 eligible participants with tiered cash payments spanning pregnancy through their child's first 1,000 days. The Boston launch secured over $5 million in private philanthropic commitments in a short period. This is the third Bridge Project city-level chapter identified in this database, following Connecticut and Indianapolis's BIRTH Fund, all using an identical tiered payment structure.

Tags

Guaranteed Income, Maternal & Infant Health, Pregnancy, Boston, Multi-City Chapter Network, Bridge Project Affiliate

Headquarters

Organization Name
The Bridge Project
City
New York
State / Province
New York
Country
United States

Contact

Phone
+1 201 305 3521
Social media links
LinkedIn

Status & Funding

Organization status
Active
Program status
Active
Application status
Timed
Number of recipients
250
Funding type
Nonprofit, Philanthropic

Benefits

Currency Type
Fiat
Currency
USD
Total Amount
20,250 USD
Avg. Per Month
562.5 USD
Payment frequency
Variable
How long the program lasts
36 months
Benefit details

Participants receive a one-time $1,125 prenatal stipend, followed by $750/month for the first 15 months, then $375/month for the remaining 21 months, totaling $20,250 per participant over roughly three years (spanning a child's first 1,000 days). Payments are unconditional and can be used for any need. This tiered structure is identical to that used by other Bridge Project city chapters (Connecticut and Indianapolis's BIRTH Fund).

Eligibility

Overview

Eligibility details

Eligible applicants must be Boston residents, over age 18, no more than 23 weeks pregnant at the time of application, and have an annual household income under $44,000. Recipients are selected via a rolling lottery among eligible applicants. Applications opened June 4, 2025, and are accepted in partnership with local nonprofit partners (e.g., Jeremiah Program Boston) across the city.

Demographics

Minimum age
18
Sex
Female
Gender
Female

Family

Family Status
Expecting, Parent

Financial

Income limit (annual household)
$44,000

Geography

US states covered
Massachusetts
Countries covered
United States
Cities covered
Boston
Residency of Target Geography
Yes

Application Process

How to apply

Applicants apply online via bridgeproject.org/apply. Applications opened June 4, 2025, and are being accepted in partnership with local Boston-area nonprofit partners (e.g., Jeremiah Program Boston).

Selection process

Recipients are chosen through a rolling lottery among eligible applicants (Boston residents, 18+, ≤23 weeks pregnant, household income under $44,000).

Profile last updated July 24, 2026USD figures are approximate, converted at recent rates — fiat via exchangerate-api.com, crypto via CoinGecko.

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