Our Supporters

We are grateful to our hundreds of generous individual donors, both large and small, and to all the visionary foundations who partner with One Can Help to improve lives, address inequities and make meaningful change possible.

In-Kind Support

WilmerHale, Boston

Wufoo

Partnerships

Glidden Foundation

One Can Help has been a miracle program. No other program has made it so easy to access funds, resources and supports for families. Particularly during this challenging season, I have been encouraged to tell my clients that there’s an organization with the capacity to help. As a result of this assistance, my client and her 4 children have been able to purchase food and cleaning supplies for their home. This has mattered immensely as my client is immune-compromised and needs to ensure that her home is clean and safe for herself and her children. She has also been able to purchase a few board games and toys for her younger children in an attempt to keep them occupied and entertained while … Read more

Social Worker

OCH helped change this family’s life. First I applied for a bus pass so mom could attend therapy. Later I applied for emergency rent because mom was remaining sober and her mental health issues were improving. These funds helped her re-negotiate a payment plan and avoid homelessness. That would have completely destabilized her! And recently, I applied for a laptop so mom could continue therapy online in the pandemic—and apply to nursing school! We had court this morning. There is no longer going to be a parental termination trial. Instead the child is in the process of returning home. Everyone is thrilled! One Can Help assistance helped make this possible.”

Juvenile court attorney

Thank you so much for your generous donation of 2 months T-passes for my client. To some this may be a small gesture, but for my client, this was a critical need. She was able to visit her daughter in foster care, attend court dates, and get to school without worry about where the money to do so was coming from. Additionally, it helped her legal case immensely; she was seen as responsible and self-sufficient, and was reported to the court favorably by her DCF social worker.”

Cristina Martin, LCSW

The difference between success and continued struggle is often a small need that can’t be found anywhere: a bus path so a teen can get a job, a heating bill for a family in crisis or summer camp fees for at-risk kids. These things are minimal but the impact is enormous. Our clients benefit in so many ways from this assistance and on a personal note this helps me be a better social worker to my clients. I truly don’t know what I’d do without them and I am forever grateful.”

DCF social worker

In-Kind Support

Partnerships

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