Justice For John O'Keefe

Across Greater Boston, a quiet network of collaboration is redefining how victims and witnesses receive the support they need. Local nonprofits, shelters, and law enforcement agencies are working together to provide comprehensive care — from emergency housing and counseling to legal advocacy and transportation. This coalition-based approach ensures that survivors are not left to navigate the system alone but instead receive coordinated, compassionate assistance from the moment they seek help.

The Foundation plays a central role in this ecosystem, connecting survivors to trusted partners and essential resources. By maintaining close ties with community organizations in Cambridge, Quincy, and Somerville, we’re able to quickly mobilize aid and respond to urgent needs. These partnerships allow us to address not only physical safety but also emotional stability and long-term empowerment, ensuring each survivor’s path to healing is holistic and sustainable.

Ultimately, collaboration saves lives. When police officers, caseworkers, therapists, and volunteers work together, the result is a safety net that no individual organization could provide on its own. The Foundation’s ongoing mission is to strengthen these connections, expand community outreach, and continue building a resilient network of care for those who need it most.