Rooted in the Work, Growing in Community
Boston’s students and educators can’t afford to wait.
With millions in federal funding at risk and change moving too slowly, EdQuity Boston is taking bold, immediate action to protect and uplift our public schools.
Join us for a transformative morning that’s more than just a conversation—it’s a collective call to action.
Why This Matters
By fundraising for and investing directly in educators, mental health, culturally affirming programs, and flexible school funding, we are filling the gaps that traditional systems leave behind.
Why You Should Attend
✔ 
Witness the urgency firsthand
 – Hear from educators, students, and community leaders about what’s at stake.
✔ 
Be part of the solution
 – Your support directly impacts Boston Public Schools, ensuring every student has the resources they need to thrive.
✔ 
See equity in action
 – Learn how EdQuity Boston moves beyond bureaucracy to put real dollars where they matter most—in the hands of students, educators, families, and communities.
✔ 
Celebrate Changemakers
 - Each year, the 
EdQuity Trailblazer Award
 honors a leader whose advocacy and commitment to equity drive lasting change in Boston.
We are proud to present the 
2025 EdQuity Trailblazer Award
 to 
Natanja Craig-Oquendo
 – A fierce advocate for racial equity and community-led philanthropy and a visionary leader changing how Boston gives.
Past honorees include:
Klare Shaw
 (2023) – Champion for philanthropy in education
Turahn Dorsey
 (2024) – Policy visionary and equity strategist
✔ 
Fuel your soul
Enjoy a delicious Dominican breakfast provided by the beloved 
Las Palmas Restaurant
—a true taste of community care.
✔ 
Create something meaningful
Take part in a 
collaborative art activation
—a living, evolving piece created by everyone in the room. Your voice. Your hands. Your vision.
✔ 
Engage in community dialogue
Whether it’s a dynamic fireside chat, an interactive storytelling moment, or an unexpected spark, this space is designed for reflection, connection, and action.
About EdQuity Boston
We’re not a campaign—we’re a movement.
EdQuity Boston
 is flipping philanthropy on its head by putting 
students, educators, and families
 at the center of school funding decisions.
Our Goal
Raise $10 million by 2030
 to directly fund what Boston’s communities say they need—not just what traditional systems are willing to support.
The EdQuity Approach
Empower
 community-driven decision-making
Disrupt
 inequitable funding structures
Invest 
in student success through trust, flexibility, and equity
Create
 a more just and reflective education system
We’re Not Waiting. Because Our Kids Can’t.
Education reform is overdue. We’re done waiting. Join us and turn collective commitment into 
radical, tangible change
 for Boston’s young people.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Want to do more? 
Become a sponsor.
Your partnership 
fuels this movement.
 By becoming a sponsor, you are not just supporting an event—you are aligning with a 
transformative vision
 for education in Boston.
Sponsors enjoy 
year-long recognition, exclusive event access,
 and opportunities to engage with Boston’s most passionate education advocates.
To inquire about sponsorship levels, contact
 
edquity@bedf.org
.
For more information about the Boston Education Fund, please visit 
www.bedf.org.
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