Building Intergenerational Community Connections
Communities that connect people across generations are more resilient, more creative, and more humane. Here's how to build those connections intentionally.
The Boston Made Foundation connects businesses, amplifies community voices, and invests in the people and places that make Boston — and America — great.
Boston Made is a place to connect, not just be found. Create a free profile, join conversations, form groups, and attend events — all alongside the businesses and people building something real.
Create your member profile and tell your story. Connect with other business owners, entrepreneurs, and community members.
Share updates, ask questions, and follow the conversations that matter to your work and your community.
Find your people. Join groups organized around industries, regions, and shared interests. RSVP to events near you.
Browse businesses across every industry and region. Find partners, suppliers, and community champions — all in one place.
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Complete our detailed submission form with your business information, story, and community involvement. Takes about 10 minutes.
Our moderation team reviews every submission for accuracy, completeness, and community standards before publication.
Your approved profile goes live in the Boston Made national directory — searchable by industry, location, and keyword.
The Foundation is developing programs to strengthen businesses and communities. These initiatives are proposed and in active planning.
A planned direct-funding program for local organizations and small businesses driving positive change. Details and eligibility criteria are in development.
Connecting emerging entrepreneurs with experienced leaders for guidance, accountability, and growth. Mentor applications open soon.
A proposed national gathering of business leaders, community champions, and civic innovators. Date and format to be announced.
Whether you're interested in supporting the Foundation, listing your business, or learning more about our programs — we're here.
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